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Fusion Milestone Could Rewrite Spaceflight Economics Within a Decade

A new fusion-energy breakthrough is reviving one of the most ambitious ideas in science: propulsion systems powerful enough to make deep-space travel faster, cheaper and more practical. Researchers say the advance could accelerate timelines for nuclear fusion and, by extension, transform the energy and engineering assumptions behind future missions beyond Earth orbit.

By RDU Global Wire5 min read
Science, Space & Research10h ago

Sunday Quiz Spotlights Nature's Quiet Power, With a Madurai Scientist at the Helm

RDU Global's latest culture quiz, "Easy like Sunday morning — Agents of nature," turns the spotlight on the natural world while revealing a distinctly personal voice behind the questions. The quizmaster, a molecular biologist from Madurai, blends science, trivia and music, even while working on a rock ballad titled "Coffee is a Drink, Kaapi is an Emotion."

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Space Exploration & Commercial Space7h ago

After Seven Years of Development, Starfish Space Sends Its First Otter Craft Toward Orbit

Starfish Space is preparing to launch its first Otter spacecraft after seven years of development, marking a major milestone for a company betting that in-space servicing will become a core part of the orbital economy. The debut vehicle is slated to ride to orbit on SpaceX's Transporter-18 mission, a step that could help validate a new class of spacecraft designed to maneuver near other satellites and extend their useful lives.

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Global Environment & Science1h ago

Scientists Uncover Two Bizarre New Sea Spider Species With Hairy Legs, Red Eyes and Parasite-Within-a-Parasite Twist

Researchers have identified two newly discovered sea spider species so unusual they have been described as "nightmare fuel," adding to the growing catalog of deep-sea life that continues to surprise scientists. The animals, with hairy legs, red eyes and unusual mouth structures, also carry a striking biological twist: one of the species is itself a parasite that hosts its own parasites.

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