Calendário lunar de setembro: veja datas da Lua cheia e outras fases | G1
Setembro terá Lua nova no dia 11 e Lua cheia no dia 26. Mês também reserva uma aproximação aparente entre a Lua e Vênus, mas não terá eclipses lunares nem superlua.
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Quem foi a astrônoma Nancy Grace Roman, que dá nome ao mais recente telescópio espacial lançado pela Nasa | G1
A cientista enfrentou a discriminação em um campo dominado por homens e foi uma das arquitetas da era dos observatórios espaciais na Astronomia
India's abandoned fishing village shows why more than just new homes are needed after natural disasters
In 2024, sudden climate hazards displaced about 8 million people in India and Bangladesh alone.
South Korea researchers turn 18,700 tons of kimchi radish waste into bioplastic
Each year, South Korea's kimchi industry uses roughly 145,000 tons of radish.
Meet Prakhar Purohit, the North Carolina student who found a way to make tiny batteries from dirty water
Science News: Prakhar Purohit, a student from North Carolina, has earned recognition for a science project with a unique yet simple-sounding idea of ‘making tiny ba.
Nobel Prize, Israel Prize laureate, Ada Yonath, dies aged 87
Professor Ada Yonath won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009 and the Israel Prize in Chemistry in 2002. She was born in Jerusalem and worked at Weizmann Ins...
Musk vs. Altman: SpaceX stock in focus as OpenAI ends Cursor access to AI models
SpaceX stock is in focus on Monday after big news over the weekend concerning its AI coding tool Cursor and OpenAI.
In the 1930s, Texas built 3 bird-nesting islands from dredged mud; all vanished, but one rebuilt 4.5-acre island now hosts more than 2,500 nesting pairs
Science News: Dickinson Bay lost its charm over the decades. The small estuarine pocket on Galveston Bay's western shore once hosted thriving colonies of waterbirds.
Quote of the day by Edwin Hubble: “Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around…”
Science News: One thing that characterises science in its early stages is the fact that it all starts with the desire to find out more about something that is yet u.
A Spanish vineyard has gone more than 20 years without irrigation or pesticides; its cover-cropped topsoil now has over twice the organic matter of nearby tilled soil
Science News: For more than two decades, the soil between rows of grapevines in a Spanish vineyard has remained covered with spontaneous vegetation instead of being.
Hace 19 días, la Tierra se vio amenazada por un asteoride que rozó la atmósfera: ninguna otra roca conocida ha pasado tan pegada a nosotros
El objeto, bautizado como 2026 PC6, fue detectado por un telescopio del Teide apenas 24 horas antes de su máximo acercamiento
La 'maldición' invisible de las momias ya no se esconde en las pirámides: los científicos se echan las manos a la cabeza con el aumento de la venta online
Se están pasando por alto los controles mínimos de salubridad, poniendo en riesgo a la población
Meet Varshini Gandreddy, Dhiti Koyya and Raaga Bukkaraju, Texas students turning toxic Martian soil into fertile ground for astronauts
Science News: Three Texas students have designed a system they believe could help future astronauts grow food on Mars using material already sitting on the planet's.
Researchers analysing hardened plaque from eight people buried in Edo-era Osaka detected 38 dietary proteins, including luxury red sea bream and cold-water fish imported through Japan’s shipping networks
Science News: Nearly 400 years ago, people living in Osaka had no refrigerators, supermarkets or modern food supply chains. Yet an unusual scientific discovery sugg.
Trump hails NASA’s space telescope launch
President Trump on Sunday praised NASA for launching its dark universe-seeking space telescope. “Congratulations to NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, and the Great Patriots at NASA, on a successful launch,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “This is THE GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICA!” NASA launched its Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope from the Kennedy Space Center in…
Divers turned a floating wind turbine off Spain into an underwater farm; oysters, clams, mussels and green algae now grow beneath it
Science News: Far out in the Atlantic, the concrete base of a floating wind turbine has been given an unusual second role. Instead of serving only as the underwater.
Meet Hao Ting Lyu, Qing Ying Cao, Bai Xuan Ye, Yuanhao Zhang and Jia An Pan, Chinese students who built a low-cost underwater messaging system for divers
Science News: For divers beneath the surface, communication can become surprisingly difficult. Radio signals that work reliably on land do not travel effectively th.
Roman Space Telescope promises 300-megapixel views of the cosmos
The $4.3 billion telescope is expected to discover tens of thousands of exoplanets while probing the nature of mysterious dark matter and energy.