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Georgia Tech’s Ferroelectric NAND Survives 1 Million Rads

Independent tests showed the hafnium oxide design endured 1 million rads to enable sturdier onboard storage for satellites and deep-space probes.

Curiosity Finds Most Diverse Organics Yet on Mars in First-Ever Wet-Chemistry Test

Fungus From NASA Cleanrooms Survives Simulated Mars Trip, Study Finds

Vikram’s Brief Hop Reveals Layered, Altered Soil at the Moon’s South Pole

Simulated Low Gravity Hinders Sperm Navigation and Early Embryo Development

Study Finds Magnetic “Cavity” Between Earth and Moon That Shields Low‑Energy Cosmic Rays

ISRO Studies SPADEX-2 and SPADEX-3 to Validate Docking for Lunar Return and Space Station

NASA Clears Smartphones for Space on Crew-12 and Artemis II

Reanalysis of Galileo Data Finds Ammonia on Europa Near Surface Fractures

Aditya‑L1 Study Finds Turbulent Sheath Drove 2024 Solar Storm’s Harshest Earth Impacts

Record 94-Day Watch of Solar Region That Drove 2024’s Fiercest Storms

ESA Releases 43-Minute James Webb Fly-Through for Telescope's Fourth Launch Anniversary

Parker Solar Probe Reveals CME Material Falling Back to the Sun as Craft Repeats Record-Close Pass

Chandrayaan-3 Data Reveal Energetic, Dense Near-Surface Plasma at the Moon’s South Pole

Space Telescopes Catch Black Hole Flare That Launches Ultra-Fast Winds in Hours

Ribose and First Extraterrestrial Glucose Confirmed in Bennu, Along With Gum-Like Organic and Rare Stardust

Moss Spores Survive Nine Months Outside the ISS, Then Grow Back on Earth

Over 80% of Moss Spores Survived 9 Months Outside the ISS and Germinated Back on Earth

NASA Releases Multi-Mission Images Confirming 3I/ATLAS as an Interstellar Comet

Katalyst Picks Pegasus XL for Mid-2026 Launch to Reboost NASA’s Swift Observatory