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Nature (Science) 2026-06-22 DOI: HASH:bd9a98e2c7e6c98dc2b11133dc665a3d

A spacecraft is falling to its doom — can NASA save it?

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Alexandra Witze ↗

A successful rescue of the Swift space observatory could be a good omen for the Hubble Space Telescope. A successful rescue of the Swift space observatory could be a good omen for the Hubble Space Telescope.

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Nature (Science) 2026-06-25 DOI: HASH:4ae036d608d2b27f39f07d479279461f

Can you terraform Mars? Try <i>Nature</i>’s game

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Alexandra Witze ↗

No abstract for this item (typically a correction, editorial or news piece — the publisher provides none)

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Nature (Science) 2026-06-10 DOI: HASH:6de64afecc1e280a23d4a74b4474356a

Rocks falling from melting icebergs host deep-sea oases of biodiversity

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Alexandra Witze ↗

A ripple effect of climate change is providing habitat for corals, sponges and other Arctic animals. A ripple effect of climate change is providing habitat for corals, sponges and other Arctic animals.

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Nature (Science) 2026-06-25 DOI: HASH:bc4894c25097151a531d9facc2d62ea1

US funding uncertainties threaten to sink key global oceanography projects

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Alexandra Witze ↗

The United States has led the world in observing the oceans – but cuts and threats of cuts have researchers worried it is no longer a reliable partner. The United States has led the world in observing the oceans – but cuts and threats of cuts have researchers worried it is no longer a reliable partner.

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