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The museum, which started in New York and hasn’t had a permanent exhibition space in several years, depicts the history and influence of U.S. financial institutions Ryley Graham | Correspondent July 2, 2026 5:28 p.m. The “Alexander Hamilton Experience” features an A.I.-generated Hamilton and artifacts from the founding of the U.S. financial system. Museum of…
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English How does Europe study the Sun? Discover the missions revealing the secrets of our closest star, from SOHO and Solar Orbiter to Proba-3, which is creating artificial solar eclipses in space to unlock new insights into the Sun’s mysterious corona. Featuring ESA Reserve Astronaut Sara García Alonso. ESA is getting ready for three European…
Vera C. Rubin Observatory Begins Its Long-Awaited All-Sky Survey
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A STEP Grant update: Growing our…
The Planetary Society’s Science and Technology Empowered by the Public (STEP) Grants provide funding to innovation projects that advance space science and exploration. The 2023 round of STEP Grants awarded $50,000 USD to a team led by Dr. Andrew Palmer of the Florida Institute of Technology to study deep-space agriculture to address the challenge of…
Discovery of Post-Apocalyptic Planet Suggests Earth May Survive The Sun’s Death : ScienceAlert
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Is This The Brain’s ‘Focus Switch? Scientists Just Found Ancient Cells That Control Attention in Mice : ScienceAlert
The ability to focus is not unique to humans or even to primates. Birds, reptiles, and even fish can direct their attention at a narrow target, filtering out peripheral distractions. This ability has existed for at least hundreds of millions of years, and yet it’s unclear exactly which parts of the brain make it happen….
