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The James Webb Space Telescope detects question mark shape in deep space, which is an image of Herbig-Haro 46/47, a duo of emerging stars in the process of formation. This stunning composite reveals an expansive scene filled with intricate features, even showcasing a cosmic symbol resembling a question mark.

On Monday, the trio of American astronauts and their Canadian counterpart, designated for NASA's Artemis II mission, experienced a surreal moment of disbelief. The astronauts get their first glimpse of the spacecraft set to orbit the moon and safely return to Earth as they are granted their initial access to the Orion spacecraft.

In a significant move to address the critical environmental issues facing the Amazon rainforest, leaders of eight South American countries have convened in Brazil for a regional Amazon summit on struggles over climate change and human rights.

Boeing's first manned Starliner flight delayed until March or later as it will not be transporting passengers this year as initially anticipated. Initially, Boeing had set its sights on July 21 for the inaugural crewed launch of the Starliner capsule.

NASA has successfully regained communication with its interstellar probe, Voyager 2, following a two-week interruption caused by an erroneous command. The spacecraft had been inadvertently pointed away from Earth on July 21, leading to a data blackout for the mission science team stationed at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California.

Artificial intelligence commonly known as AI is rapidly changing the world, and the job market is no exception. Artificial intelligence (AI) is already being used to automate tasks in a wide range of industries, and this trend is only going to continue in the years to come. This raises the question of what the future holds for employment. Will AI lead to widespread job losses, or will it create new opportunities? In this article, we will explore AI's impact on employment, and discuss what we can do to prepare for such a future.

On Saturday, India's Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft successfully enter the orbit of the Moon. This achievement marked the nation's second effort at a cost-effective uncrewed lunar landing.

Even at night, pollination action is still ongoing. Most flowers are still accessible at night, while some flowers close after the sun goes down. Thus, when bees are away, moths come out to pollinate.

It has been discovered that water stress is the most significant limiting factor that plays a role in controlling primary production in terrestrial environments. The rate of transpiration in plants will slow down when there is less water available to the roots of the plant, which is what we mean when we talk about water stress. It is most commonly brought on by a lack of water, which may be due to conditions of drought or the salinity of the soil.

Prepare to gaze at the night's sky as the Perseid meteor shower will light up the night sky next week with 100 meteors per hour. According to NASA, the Perseids are one of the most abundant meteor showers, and we can expect to witness up to 100 meteors per hour hurtling at a speed of 59.5 km per second (approximately 133,000 mph) from Saturday, August 12, extending into the early hours of Sunday, August 13.

Jellyfish are a familiar sight at the beach, either pulsing gracefully underwater or washed up on the shore. These soft-bodied creatures also serve as a fascinating link to the ancient past. Recently, scientists made a remarkable discovery that may lead them to assume that some 508-million-year-old fossils may be the oldest species of swimming jellyfish on Earth.

The disappearance of a distant, big star for almost 200 days caught scientists by surprise. After about a decade of investigating various causes, scientists still don't know what's blotting out almost all of the star's light. Whatever mystery object it was that caused the eclipse of the faraway star must have been enormous.

August night skies to illuminate with two supermoons, which is a blue supermoon, a breathtakingly radiant spectacle that demands attention. Missing this event means waiting until 2032 for another opportunity to catch a similar phenomenon.

In the depths of space, Hubble Telescope observes evaporating planet exhibiting hiccup-like behavior during orbits. This cosmic spectacle is marked by an intriguing twist - with each passing orbit, the planet undergoes unforeseen changes, keeping astronomers on their toes.

In a remarkable scientific discovery, a 46,000-year-old worm got revived from Siberian permafrost. The female microscopic roundworm was brought back to life after being in suspended animation deep within the icy confines of the permafrost.

On Tuesday, an unexpected power outage caused NASA to lose contact with ISS for the first time. This marked the first time since the International Space Station (ISS) became fully operational in 2009 that NASA had to rely on its backup control systems to re-establish contact with the astronauts aboard the station, which orbits hundreds of kilometers above Earth's surface.

South Florida's ocean temperatures reach hot-tub levels, reaching triple digits for two consecutive days. This extreme heat in the seawater is causing concern among meteorologists, who believe it may be the hottest seawater ever recorded, although there are some uncertainties surrounding the measurement.

A well-known astronomer and artist, Brian May to co-author Asteroid Atlas of the near-Earth asteroid Bennu. Bennu is an 85-million-ton rock that orbits the Sun. The book will come out on Thursday. It has pictures and information from the Osiris-Rex mission, which was a project between NASA and the University of Arizona to get samples from an asteroid called Bennu that was close to Earth.

Surprising avalanche of space boulders triggered by NASA's asteroid impact mission after achieving a successful disruption of an asteroid's orbit last year. The mission involved the Double Asteroid Redirection Test spacecraft (DART) colliding with Dimorphos, a moon of the larger asteroid Didymos, at a remarkable speed of 14,000 miles per hour.

NASA deploys fleet of satellites in Starling Mission as the mission is poised to launch a cluster of four six-unit (6U)-sized CubeSats into Earth's orbit this July. The primary objective of this mission is to evaluate the capability of these CubeSats to autonomously collaborate without real-time guidance from mission control.

Canadian wildfire smoke triggers air quality alerts across northern US, stretching from Montana to Vermont. Forecasters estimate that around 70 million people will be affected by decreased visibility and poor air quality, including residents of major cities such as Chicago, Detroit, New York, St. Louis, and Cleveland.

A recent publication in Nature Aging, authored by researchers from Integrated Biosciences, sheds light on how artificial intelligence unlocks new advancements in anti-aging medicine, promising intersection of synthetic biology, machine learning, and aging research.

In a recent study published in the journal Science, scientists genetic modification enhances trees to yield sustainable wood after researchers from Ohio State University made a fascinating discovery. They found that trees in today's environment have grown approximately 30 percent larger due to increased levels of carbon dioxide.

Earth Hour is a global grassroots movement that occurs annually, urging people to switch off their lights for one hour at a designated time.