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12/5/2025, 11:22:36 AM
Testing Drones for Mars in the Mojave Desert
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is like the helicopter parenting experts for robotic drones - they're all about guiding them to their Martian destinations! To prep for future flyboys on the Red Planet, they're perfecting navigation software in the Mojave Desert. Who knew dunes and desert skies would be the next Mars training grounds?
12/5/2025, 10:23:56 AM
Pepperidge Farm debuts Cookie Courier service for easy holiday gifting
The cookie-loving geniuses at [brand] have outdone themselves! They've taken the classic "candy gram" and turned it into a "cookie gram" - because who doesn't want cookies delivered to their doorstep? It's like having your own personal cookie fairy ( minus the fairy wings, sadly).
12/5/2025, 10:15:10 AM
Randy’s Donuts to make New York City debut
Get ready for a hole lot of excitement! The famous LA donut joint is ditching its sun-kissed vibe to bring sweet treats to the other side of the country, because even East Coasters deserve a taste of that California sunshine (and fried dough).
12/5/2025, 7:29:15 AM
Hubble Spots a Storm of New Stars
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Get ready for some galactic drama! This spiral galaxy, named NGC 1792, is like the Kardashian of the cosmos - all sparkly and active with supermodel-like arms swirling around its bright center. And guess what? It's over 50 million light-years away from us, just chillin' in the constellation Columba!
12/5/2025, 12:00:00 AM
Minuet: A Diffusion Autoencoder for Compact Semantic Compression of Multi-Band Galaxy Images
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The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is about to collect a gazillion galaxy images, which will be super helpful for scientists studying space. But, it's hard to understand what's going on in those images because they're so complicated! So, some clever folks created "Minuet", a new tool that can simplify all that data into just 5 easy-to-understand pieces, like a magic trick for astronomers!
12/5/2025, 12:00:00 AM
Pleiades Binary Fraction Revisited
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The Pleiades star cluster is like that one friend who's always been studied, but it turns out there were some hidden secrets - specifically, its binary star population was under wraps! It seems that identical twins (in terms of mass ratio) are more likely to be part of the Pleiades party, while their less-massive counterparts might get left out in the cold.
11/17/2025, 2:57:35 PM
Remilk Launches Recombinant Protein Powered Milk in Israel, Eyes US Launch in 2026.
Remilk's been brewing up some serious science-y magic, folks! They've spent 5 years and a pretty penny to create "New Milk" - a dairy-free delight made by precision fermenting recombinant proteins. Think of it as a creamy dream come true for all you non-dairy lovers out there (or just for those who want a taste of the future)!