Space News Roundup: July 2025 Senior Aerospace Editor’s In-Depth Analysis NASA’s Rapid Response: Aircraft and Satellite Tech in Texas Flood Recovery In the wake of catastrophic floods in Texas, NASA has mobilized its advanced airborne and satellite technologies to support emergency response and recovery. Persistent cloud cover rendered traditional satellite imagery ineffective, prompting NASA to…
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Executive snapshot From a New Zealand sunrise eclipse in September 2025 to a fiery “ring of fire” annular eclipse over southern Africa in February 2026, plus two total “Blood-Moon” eclipses, four outer-planet oppositions, the reliable Perseids and Geminids, and a newly discovered comet (C/2025 L1 ATLAS) brightening next spring—this 12-month stretch is packed with reasons…
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President Trump has named Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy as acting NASA Administrator, an unusual dual role. Duffy lacks space experience and will oversee NASA during major budget cuts and workforce reductions. Trump cited concerns over prior nominee Jared Isaacman’s ties to SpaceX and Elon Musk, stating, “I also thought it inappropriate that a very close friend of Elon...run NASA.”
The Escola Superior de Educação de Coimbra hosts a congress on the challenges of communication in the era of Artificial Intelligence. Experts discuss disinformation, ethical dilemmas, automation, and workforce changes, aiming for more transparent and humanized communication as AI reshapes the field.
Proteoforms represent a major frontier in bioanalytical chemistry, according to Prof. Lloyd M. Smith, 2025 Ralph N. Adams Award recipient. His interdisciplinary journey—from DNA sequencing tech to proteomics—highlights the need for advanced analytical tools and could spark a project rivaling the Human Genome Project in impact.
Brain‑Melting Discovery: Why July 9’s Record‑Breaking Earth Spin Could Crash Your Clock—and What Experts Are Doing About ItEarth’s rotation just clocked one of its quickest spins in modern history, trimming more than a millisecond off the familiar 24‑hour day on 9 July 2025.1 ms sounds trivial, yet the ripple effects reach everything from GPS satellites to global stock exchanges. Below you’ll find the latest measurem…
July 10 2025’s ‘Buck Moon’ Will Be the Farthest‑From‑the‑Sun, Low‑Riding Full Moon of the Decade—Here’s the Exact Time, Best Viewing Tricks & Pro Photo Hacks You NeedA full Moon is always photogenic, but the one cresting the horizon on Thursday, 10 July 2025 is laced with rare orbital quirks: it peaks just days after Earth’s aphelion, during a major lunar‑standstill year, and only five days after the Moon’s apogee. The result is 2025’s most distant full Moon …
