Artemis II Crew Witnesses Rare Earth Sunset From 44,000 Mi
On their first apogee, nearly 44,000 miles from Earth, the Artemis II crew is getting a look at home unseen in 53 years. Here's Christina Koch describing her view of sunset in India a few minutes ago. https://t.co/uBZmQjCoFt
First Human Trial Shows Fasting Mimic Boosts Autophagy
As a medical school professor, I teach that autophagy -- the body's cellular recycling system -- is one of the most powerful defenses against aging and disease. Now the first-ever human clinical trial proves a fasting mimicking diet activates it. Cedars-Sinai and...
BeamTx's Risto‑cel Shows Promising Phase
1/@BeamTx announced the publication of clinical data from its Phase 1/2 BEACON clinical trial evaluating risto-cel - formerly known as $BEAM-101 for the treatment of sickle cell disease (SCD). The data was presented at #ASH25 🧵👇 & was published in...
Three Crews in Space, Artemis II Heads to Moon
In the unique moment in history, three crews are in space, including two on Earth-orbiting space stations and, for the first time, one simultaneously heading to the vicinity of the Moon. But things are not good on Earth, so only...
Artemis 2 Crew Cleared for Launch After Troubleshooting
From last night: after some troubleshooting, the Artemis 2 crew is go to, ah, go. https://t.co/ckl9ScopAj
Exploring Rocket Fuels Behind Artemis II’s Moon Launch
With Artemis II blasting off to the Moon, here's a look at the different fuels used to get rockets off of the ground in this edition of #PeriodicGraphics in C&EN: https://cen.acs.org/physical-chemistry/astrochemistry/Periodic-Graphics-Fuels-space-travel/100/i43
Envisioning Space's Future with AI, Autonomy, Quantum
Thanks CU Boulder for hosting the National Academy of Engineering last week. I had a great time and enjoyed sharing a vision of the future of Space with AI, Autonomy, and Quantum. (Nice shots Jesse Petersen, University of Colorado) https://t.co/2AyzXK4fn5
Artemis Crew to Witness Lunar Total Solar Eclipse
While on the far side of the Moon, the orbit of the Orion capsule will just happen to align with the Sun and the Moon, treating the Artemis astronauts to a total eclipse. The Sun's corona will be visible. Should...
Artemis Rockets at 28,000 Km/H—Mind‑blowing Speed
Literally every stat of the Artemis mission is mind blowing, because WHAT DO YOU MEAN they travel speeds of 28,000km/h. That’s incredible and terrifying #artemis #nasa #moon
Fine Particulate Air Pollution Raises Alzheimer's Risk
As a medical school professor, I teach students that Alzheimer's has many risk factors. But this one is invisible -- and almost nobody talks about it. A massive study of 27.8 million Medicare beneficiaries just found that fine particle air pollution...
SpaceX Accuses Amazon of Unsafe High‑orbit Satellite Deployment
.@SpaceX @Starlink tells @FCC it was forced to perform 30 collision-avoidance maneuvers after @Amazonleo's Feb 12 launch w/ @Arianespace because sats were released at 480 km, 50-90 km higher than authorized, and did not warn other operators beforehand.
Creatine Plus Probiotic Eases Depression via Gut‑brain Energy Boost
1/2) New placebo-controlled human randomized controlled trial finds creatine + a specific probiotic is effective in treating depression. The mechanism is fascinating, involving the probiotic increasing creatine transporters in the gut, leading to increased brain energy metabolism. If you're passionate about this...
Artemis II Poised for Engine Burn, Mission on Track
All things considered the Artemis II mission seems to be going splendidly. Big moment for today comes this afternoon with the go/no go decision to burn Orion’s engines for the Moon.
OneWeb
1st of 440 @Eutelsat OneWeb sats built by @AirbusSpace launch this yr on @SpaceX; the balance 2027-31 on @MaiaSpaceOff , debuting 2027. @defis_eu #Iris2 LEO constellation's 264 sats, likely from Airbus & @aerospacelab_ , to be interleaved somehow w/...
Europe’s Battery Runs Low After Weak Snowfall
The country acts as Europe’s battery, but it doesn’t have enough charge after below-normal snowfall. https://t.co/nyKjJBBsEB
Sinclair Reverses Mouse Infertility, Challenges Menopause Limits
David Sinclair's lab just reversed infertility in mice that had been infertile for 6 months. They took 16-month-old mice, the equivalent of a woman well past menopause, and made them produce offspring again. The belief has always been that mammals run out...
Over 90% Athletes Experience GI Issues After Concussion
Gastrointestinal symptoms after sport-related concussions 🧠💥 This new study conducted a survey of 106 athletes who retrospectively self-reported… 💥 Concussion history 😮💨 GI symptoms 💩 Bowel function Here is what they found ⬇️ 📝 90.6% reported ≥1 GI symptom post-concussion …with greater severity observed for appetite loss,...
Young Plasma Boosts Antioxidant Defense, Preserves Aged Lungs
Young plasma transfer enhances antioxidant defense and preserves structural integrity in aged lung tissue https://t.co/v1lR1EyCKv https://t.co/ZYJu1qNsDl
Hope and Conservation: Ami Vitale on Extinction
A New Episode of Beyond the Lens is now LIVE ⚡️ 113. Ami Vitale: National Geographic Explorer At Large On Przewalski’s Horses, Jane Goodall’s Legacy, And Finding Hope In The Face Of Extinction Listen on Apple...
Clinicians Invited to Join Controlled MDMA Study at UCL
Clinicians: UCL and Drug Science invite you to contribute to a controlled exploration of MDMA’s psychological effects. Eligible participants will undergo two medically supervised sessions at UCL. This work aims to build a psychoanalytically grounded model of its therapeutic action....
Neoen to Build France’s Largest Battery for Grid Relief
Neoen will build France’s largest battery, helping to store rising solar and wind generation and ease strain on the country’s grid https://t.co/KGRixCIBSj
Fascicle Lengths Drop Faster than CSA, yet Need Less Maintenance
Muscle fascicle lengths seem to dissipate more quickly than muscle CSA during detraining, but require less stimulus for maintenance. Learn more in this week's free Patreon article. https://t.co/OaAsXRoqu9
Injectable Satellite Livers May Replace Transplants
Injectable “satellite livers” could offer an alternative to liver transplantation by Anne Trafton @MIT Learn more: https://t.co/HZg5qoXutb #HealthTech #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning https://t.co/V4W3VUpDbw
MIT Develops Flat Structures that Morph Into 3D
One Pull, Infinite Shapes: MIT’s Flat Structures That Morph into #3D on Demand by @MIT #EmergingTech #Engineering #Innovation #Technology https://t.co/NnBC6mTqyp
High‑dose Flu Shot Cuts Alzheimer Risk in Seniors
Risk of Alzheimer Dementia After High-Dose vs Standard-Dose Influenza Vaccination🤔 🔎"High-dose influenza vaccination is associated with reduced AD risk compared with standard-dose vaccination in adults ≥65 years, with a stronger effect among women." https://t.co/fKq34aZErj https://t.co/lZ5OnaYVaM
Starship 10 Soars on Historic August 2025 Launch
#ThrowbackThursdayday. August 26, 2025. Starship 10 from SpaceX Lifts Off from Starbase, Texas. #SpaceTech #History https://t.co/WHuolPwGxd
Dry Norwegian Winter Cuts Hydropower Exports, Spikes Nordic Prices
Norway's driest winter in years is rippling through electricity markets, slashing hydropower exports to the UK and Germany and pushing Nordic prices higher. https://t.co/wBDNZWRUds
Nasal Dantrolene Nanoparticles Curb Inflammation‑induced Depression, Anxiety
Intranasal dantrolene nanoparticles inhibit lipopolysaccharide-induced depression and anxiety behavior in mice [Context: Dantrolene is a skeletal muscle relaxant used for malignant hyperthermia and chronic spasticity from spinal cord injuries, MS, or stroke. It inhibitings calcium release in muscle cells. Common side...
Artemis 2 to Raise Perigee, Reaching 191×70,133 Km Orbit
Next major Artemis 2 milestone is a perigee-raise rocket burn carried out at 1130 UTC, near apogee. Resulting orbit will be around 191 x 70133 km.
Seventeenth Rassvet‑3 Debris Cataloged, Upper Stage Still Unidentified
A 17th object has been cataloged associated with the Rassvet-3 launch. Not yet clear which of the 17 objects is the Soyuz upper stage.
Orion Lifts Perigee, Now in 118×70134 Km Orbit
Orion has made the USS2 burn to raise its perigee. ICPS remains in a 11 x 70358 km orbit; Orion now in a 118 x 70134 km orbit.
Seeking NASA’s Orbital Trajectory Animations for Mission Visualization
Has NASA has put out something similar to this somewhere? I have been looking for some nice animations of the trajectory for ages and haven't come across anything. Really love this sort of thing as it shows scale and the...
Vibecoding Streamlines Transcriptome to Pfam to NCBI Workflow
Amazing how far you can push vibecoding if you know what you need and the general theory behind the tool chains needed to get your result. I can now load a transcriptome dataset, find the pfam associated with that transcript,...
Unity Powers Artemis II: Victor Glover’s Family Inspiration
Gonna do my best to not nerd out over the fact that I had the pleasure of hearing PILOT Victor Glover speak at the TIME Impact Dinner in Martha’s Vineyard last year & he spoke to us about his mission...
Integrity Reaches 70,385 Km Apogee Before Moonward Burn
Integrity will reach a 70385 km apogee at about 1200 UTC Apr 2, before falling back to perigee where it will make the rocket burn to send it moonward; that burn due at about 2345 UTC Apr...
Integrity Tests Stationkeeping on Orion’s First Crewed Flight
Integrity is now using the ICPS upper stage as a target to practice stationkeeping and maneuvering, as part of this first crewed test flight of the Orion spaceship.
Artemis II: Moon Flyby, Not Landing, Tests Systems
Few Artemis II Mission Details: Not on Moon: Astronauts will not land on the Moon during the Artemis II mission. I have no idea why some of the media saying that astronauts will step on lunar surface 🤔 Closest Approach: The...
Bioelectric Reprogramming Repairs Birth Defects, Sparks Rejuvenation Hope
Fixing Birth Defects With Bioelectrical Reprogramming (Featuring Michael Levin, PhD) Aging and rejuvenation next? https://t.co/CHaRqozCph
Watch History: First Crew Moon Mission in 53 Years
Now that is truly the way to watch the first crew mission to the moon in over 53 years.
Artemis 2 Launch
LAUNCH at 2235:12 UTC of SLS flight 2 with Artemis 2 from Kennedy Space Center. Artemis 2 has now manuevered to a -2 x 70385 km x 28.3deg orbit
Structured Longevity Training Boosts Physician Confidence, Needs Policy Support
Upskilling in Healthy Longevity Medicine and Its Association With Physicians’ Implementation Intent and Self-Reported Clinical Confidence: Cross-Sectional Observational Study 👉 "These findings underscore the critical role of structured HLM curricula in bridging the translational gap between geroscience and everyday medical practice......
Celebrating Restored Lunar Orbiter Images From NASA Ames
1966. thank you to the Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project at NASA Ames Research Center. the Keene family. @Kodak https://t.co/spfxSlpdId
Artemis II Sends First Woman, Black Astronaut, Canadian to Moon
Artemis II crew includes first woman, Black astronaut and Canadian ever flown to moon https://t.co/1vqNCYsJyp
NASA Launches First Crewed Lunar Mission in 50 Years
NASA launches four astronauts on world's first crewed lunar mission in half a century https://t.co/Vex2kJzSLV
Excitement for Moon Mission, but Space Weather Threatens
Thrilling to watch our compatriots leave this Earth on the way to the Moon. Beware space weather our spacefaring friends.
Airplane Window Captures Artemis II’s Moon‑bound Rocket Trail
Wild shot from an airplane window during today’s Artemis II launch... that massive white trail climbing high while the plane cruises along. First humans heading around the Moon since the 1970s, and someone caught it mid-flight. Pretty cool reminder of...
Artemis II Highlights NASA Funding Shortfall and Trade‑offs
Today's Artemis II launch is super bittersweet. For NASA to have a super ambitious human space program they need to cut back their other programs or get more funding. NASA is not getting more funding. We discuss the new Artemis plan in...
NASA Shifts Post-Launch Briefing to 8 Pm ET
They've moved the post-launch briefing up. Now at 8:00 pm ET, in just about 5 minutes. On NASA's YouTube channel: https://t.co/3y6Tm3VF4k
NASA Launches Four Astronauts on Lunar Return Mission
🚀🌕 🇺🇸 NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration has successfully launched a rocket with 4 astronauts back up to the Moon. Archive of the livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/Tf_UjBMIzNo?si=7taPgLngqlrhwFBi Godspeed to the humans hurtling into space Bearing “straight into the moonrise” Until they splash...
First Wild Photos Capture Newborn California Giant Salamanders
Cool: "In Point Reyes, a National Park Service scientist has made an incredibly rare find." Michael Reichmuth "photographed a group of newly hatched California giant salamanders in the wild for the first time." https://t.co/wV0cKOGs5U via @SFGate