Boeing’s Starliner Launch Is Delayed, Again, Possibly Until Next Year
Problems with the capsule’s propulsion system require more troubleshooting, a setback for a program to carry NASA astronauts to the space station.
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Problems with the capsule’s propulsion system require more troubleshooting, a setback for a program to carry NASA astronauts to the space station.
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The insect, found in New Zealand, has an evolutionary trick that supports its bizarre and elongated head.
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The technique used to reconstruct the animal’s 28-year journey across prehistoric Alaska could solve mysteries about the demise of the elephant-like mammals.
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A community formed in Central Park around a barred owl with a charming, people-friendly personality. Saying goodbye isn’t easy.
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Scientists have improved their forecast of the orbital path of Bennu, a space rock the size of the Empire State Building that was visited by the OSIRIS-REX spacecraft.
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A study in New Zealand shows how man-made changes to an ecosystem can radically reshape the bodies of insect inhabitants.
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That this perennial wildflower digests trapped insects suggests that other plants’ appetites for animals may be overlooked.
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Charles H. Loeb defied the American military’s denials and propaganda to show how deadly radiation from the strike on Hiroshima sickened and killed.
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A pair of new books tell how William L. Laurence, a reporter for The New York Times known as ‘Atomic Bill,’ became an apologist for the American military and a serial defier of journalism’s mores.
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A review of earlier research shows giraffes have the markings of social creatures, including friendships, day care and grandmothers.
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It’s simple: Mammals have hair or fur. Birds want it.
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Scientists have identified genes that make a harvestman arachnid’s appendages able to twirl like a monkey’s tail.
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Picking a launch spot, sticking a landing, throwing in a little parkour and recovering from mistakes: Squirrels do it all.
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The African house gecko, one of the most widely distributed invasive reptiles in the world, may have moved with the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
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A new study links air pollution from wildfire smoke to higher rates of coronavirus cases and deaths.
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Industry has been promoting hydrogen as a reliable, next-generation fuel to power cars, heat homes and generate electricity. It may, in fact, be worse for the climate than previously thought.
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As another heat wave builds in the U.S. Northwest, a New York Times analysis has found that recent scorching temperatures in the area may have been more lethal than officially reported.
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Some devastating impacts of global warming are now unavoidable, a major new scientific report finds. But there is still a short window to stop things from getting even worse.
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A warming atmosphere is causing a branch of the ocean’s powerful Gulf Stream to weaken, some scientists fear.
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