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NASA Invites ISRO to Join Artemis Lunar Gateway Project

NASA Extends Invitation to ISRO for Lunar Gateway Participation NASA has formally invited India's space agency, ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation), to join the Artemis program's Lunar Gateway project—a small space station intended to orbit the Moon and serve as a staging point for future

German Startup Achieves First Satellite Deployment for Europe

A German startup has achieved a notable milestone by successfully deploying satellites with its rocket. This event represents a first for Europe, highlighting a growing capability within the continent's commercial space sector. Sources * Google News: Space Exploration

Study Reveals How Breast Cancer Cells Evade Treatment by Hiding Behind Protective Shields

Researchers have produced detailed maps of breast tumors that reveal a troubling mechanism behind cancer recurrence. The study found that some cancer cells enter a dormant state—essentially hibernating—which allows them to evade chemotherapy and other treatments designed to target rapidly dividing cells. These dormant cells were not distributed

MAGPIE Rover to Mark Europe's First Lunar Surface Mission

A new chapter in European lunar exploration is on the horizon with the MAGPIE mission. Led by Luxembourg, this initiative seeks to deploy what would become Europe's first rover on the Moon's surface. The mission underscores growing European ambitions in lunar exploration, joining a select group

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Science Highlights: AI Fusion Control, Ancient Tools, Cancer Breakthroughs, and Space Weather

AI Controls Fusion Plasma at Superhuman Speeds Princeton researchers have demonstrated an AI system capable of monitoring and controlling fusion plasma on millisecond timescales, predicting and preventing damaging instabilities before they fully form. Read more: AI can now control fusion plasma faster than humans can react 80,000-Year-Old Arrowheads Challenge

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Isar Aerospace Achieves Europe's First Fully Commercial Orbital Launch

Germany's Isar Aerospace has successfully launched Europe's first entirely commercial orbital rocket, marking a significant milestone for the continent's private space sector. The two-stage Spectrum vehicle reached low Earth orbit from a Norwegian spaceport, a feat the company had failed to achieve just months

Indonesia's Underground Peat Fires Surge as El Niño Intensifies

Indonesia is facing an unusually early surge in peat fires during the 2026 fire season, according to climate researchers. The surge is being driven by a strengthening El Niño pattern combined with severe drought conditions that are rapidly drying out the nation's extensive wetland systems. Peat fires burn