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Scientific discoveries, research breakthroughs, and the advancement of knowledge.

Why the International Space Station keeps leaking - Axios
Science

Why the International Space Station keeps leaking - Axios

It's been a problem since 2019.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
A record die-off of sea stars was followed by something that stunned biologists - The Washington Post
Science

A record die-off of sea stars was followed by something that stunned biologists - The Washington Post

Sea stars almost went extinct along the West Coast a decade ago. Recently, they have been making a comeback.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
Dazzling image of the Crystal Ball Nebula shows a dying star in a binary system - CNN
Science

Dazzling image of the Crystal Ball Nebula shows a dying star in a binary system - CNN

Astronomers have used the Gemini North telescope to capture a new image of a planetary nebula nicknamed the Crystal Ball Nebula.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
Your empty cuppa could capture carbon - Ars Technica
Science

Your empty cuppa could capture carbon - Ars Technica

Polystyrene can be upcycled into carbon sponge material.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
California's tectonic stress has reached record level, earthquake model reveals - Phys.org
Science

California's tectonic stress has reached record level, earthquake model reveals - Phys.org

Earthquakes usually occur along fracture zones in Earth's crust, where large tectonic plates slide past one another and become locked. Stress builds up over long periods and is suddenly released in the form of an earthquake. In Southern California, the San An…

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
Career waitress left her grandson a priceless gift—a vase filled with 7,679 quarters - Yahoo
Science

Career waitress left her grandson a priceless gift—a vase filled with 7,679 quarters - Yahoo

A Montana waitress saved 7,679 quarters from tips to give her grandson as an inheritance before she passed away.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
A Falcon 9 booster turns five years old—and just set a remarkable reuse record - Ars Technica
Science

A Falcon 9 booster turns five years old—and just set a remarkable reuse record - Ars Technica

We take the Falcon 9 rocket for granted. But we probably shouldn't.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
Astronaut spots Mount Vesuvius from space photo of the day for June 8, 2026. - Space
Science

Astronaut spots Mount Vesuvius from space photo of the day for June 8, 2026. - Space

"From orbit, volcanoes are some of the most beautiful natural sights."

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
Sustainability or dystopia? What past patterns tell us about where society is heading - Nature
Science

Sustainability or dystopia? What past patterns tell us about where society is heading - Nature

A new book applies principles of environmental tipping points to past societal transformations — and attempts to draw lessons about what the future holds today.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
Scientists Simulated Nuclear Fallout in The Lab And Got a Surprise - ScienceAlert
Science

Scientists Simulated Nuclear Fallout in The Lab And Got a Surprise - ScienceAlert

Nuclear fallout events, whether triggered deliberately or accidentally, are something we hope will never happen.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
Blind cave fish beneath 3 Southern states may have upended Darwin's view of evolution underground - Yahoo
Science

Blind cave fish beneath 3 Southern states may have upended Darwin's view of evolution underground - Yahoo

As the creator put it, a "hidden highway" appeared — a network of subsurface waterways that may have allowed the fish to spread underground for millions of y...

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026
Is this the next Artemis crew? A look at the astronauts on NASA's shortlist - Space
Science

Is this the next Artemis crew? A look at the astronauts on NASA's shortlist - Space

It's a long list, but there are some front runners.

The Chairman's DailyJun 8, 2026

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