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Spaceflight could change how astronauts swallow, eat and drink in subtle ways

Imagine trying to swallow a sip of water while your face feels stuffed with congestion, your sense of taste is dulled and your body is floating 250 miles (400 kilometers) above Earth.

The Conversation

Spain to see first total solar eclipse in more than a century

Mainland Spain is about to get its first total solar eclipse in more than 100 years, with the path of totality also touching Iceland and Greenland on 12 August. Next year's show will last even longer.

Euronews

Solar Eclipse 2026: NASA has a bold plan to unlock the Sun's secrets

NASA will launch a scientific campaign during the August 12 solar eclipse. A high-altitude aircraft will study the Sun's corona for extended periods. Dozens of balloons will track changes in Earth's atmospheric boundary layer. Researchers aim to unlock new secrets about the Sun and our planet. This rare event offers…

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Errant SpaceX rocket stage set to smash into the moon at 5,400 mph, seven times the speed of sound — NASA and South Korean orbiters prepare to track 3-ton TNT impact

A used SpaceX rocket segment used to deliver to lunar probes in 2025 is set to crash on the surface of the moon in the near future. This event will be monitored by two satellites as scientists and researchers study the effects of an impact on the surface of the…

Tom’s Hardware

Will SpaceX paint its rocket pink? Investor questions go beyond Moon and Mars ahead of first results

Among the most popular shareholder questions submitted ahead of Tuesday's call were requests for more footage of Starship's Human Landing System, the vehicle designed to carry astronauts to the moon for NASA's Artemis program next year.

The Economic Times

In 2003, scientists found Chile's Atacama desert so dry it had no detectable DNA. Now it's helping prepare for Mars missions

Chile's Atacama Desert serves as Earth's closest Mars analogue due to its extreme dryness. This arid environment, with minimal rainfall and biological activity, aids planetary research. Scientists study its soil chemistry and extreme conditions to prepare for Mars missions. Discoveries there have refined strategies for detecting life on the Red…

The Economic Times

Prime Video just added 52 new movies — here are the 5 I’m streaming first

Prime Video just added 52 movies and shows at the beginning of August 2026. Here are the five I'd recommend streaming right now.

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Move over He-Man, Mattel's Major Matt Mason space toys could still be blasting off for Hollywood

Is Mattel's 'Man in Space' getting a deserved live-action film in the near future?

Space

This Week In Space podcast: Episode 221 — Starship Can Float?

On Episode 221 of This Week In Space, Tariq Malik and guest host Rick Jenet of the National Space Society talk about SpaceX's Starship Flight 13, which survived reentry intact enough to float.

Space

'Flight of the Navigator' at 40: the Disney space movie that messed with time dilation long before 'Interstellar'

40 years later, 'Flight of the Navigator' remains an ambitious cult classic that refuses to speak down to its target audience.

Space

Total eclipse, shooting stars, and the Milky Way: Why Aug. 12 could be the greatest single day and night for skywatching for years

A solar eclipse, the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, Venus at dichotomy and the Milky Way at its annual best will create one of 2026's best days for skywatching.

LiveScience

Will you see the full solar eclipse? All the countries where it will be visible

Maximum totality will occur off Iceland’s west coast – but hundreds of millions more are in for a treat

The Independent UK

9,000 kmph: SpaceX junk is about to punch a hole in the Moon. Why scientists are happy

A piece of SpaceX rocket debris is set to crash into the Moon at nearly 9,000 kmph. Here's why scientists are interested in the impact and what it could reveal.

The Economic Times

'We are not giving up yet': Private mission to rescue NASA's Swift telescope is spinning out of control, and engineers are racing to fix it

Katalyst Space's LINK spacecraft is recovering from an unexpected spin in orbit, and will need a little more time to rescue NASA's falling Swift observatory.

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International Business Times UK

'Alien Spacecraft Landing': Baba Vanga's Chilling November 2026 Extraterrestrial Warning

Baba Vanga's 2026 predictions include alien contact, World War 3, and a global financial crash. Her prophecies, though unverified, suggest significant geopolitical and environmental upheavals.

Space

NASA is sending 2 probes to the moon to test complex 'three-body orbits'

NASA is planning to send two maneuverable probes to lunar orbit in order to learn how spacecraft are affected by the complex gravity environment near the moon.

Space

Artemis moonsuits take a dive | Space photo of the day for July 31, 2026

NASA is using its Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory to develop the training programs it will use to prepare its astronauts to explore the lunar surface.

The National (Scotland)

Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket on 'high-speed collision course with the Moon'

A drifting SpaceX rocket is on a collision course with the Moon after launching a pair of lunar landers more than a year ago

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The Independent UK

A discarded SpaceX rocket is on a high-speed collision course with the moon

Its trajectory underscores a growing concern about the increasing amount of debris in Earth's orbit and beyond

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Woman reveals her MIL paid her husband to get her pregnant. Then she reveals the plan to steal her child using her “NASA scientist daddy’s” money

A baby-stealing plot funded by NASA money

The Economic Times

In the late 1990s, a hidden nanotechnology breakthrough helped clean dangerous chemicals from groundwater

Jacqueline Quinn, inspired by her parents, pursued a career in science and engineering. She developed emulsified zero-valent iron, a groundbreaking cleanup technology for contaminated groundwater. This innovative system effectively breaks down harmful chlorinated solvents into harmless byproducts. EZVI significantly reduces treatment time and costs compared to older methods. Her invention,…

Benzinga

Elon Musk Sees Humans on Mars in 5–7 Years — And He Has $112 Billion Riding on It

When it comes to a timeline for putting humans on Mars, SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) CEO Elon Musk and NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman have a difference of opinion. That could be due to a huge financial incentive for Musk.

Euronews

Europe wants to be a strong partner of the US in the Moon race, ESA astronaut says

Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano will pilot the Artemis III mission, NASA's next step towards its first Moon landing in decades. He tells Euronews how he is preparing, his thoughts on the space race and what European aspects he’ll bring into orbit.

International Business Times UK

'Alien Missile' Found on Mars Is Proof of Apocalyptic War, UFO Hunter Claims

A NASA Curiosity rover image has sparked debate after a UFO hunter claimed it shows an alien missile, though NASA attributes it to natural rock formations.

The Economic Times

NASA's Curiosity rover discovers vast field of honeycomb-like textures on Mars. Here's why it matters

NASA's Curiosity rover found a large field of honeycomb-like rock textures. These polygonal fractures are the largest such formation the rover has observed. Scientists are analyzing the shapes and chemistry of these features for clues. This discovery adds to evidence of ancient Mars having habitable conditions. The findings help understand…

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