They grew up watching moon missions. Finally, they get to launch one.
What the first crewed moon launch in 50 years means to the NASA staff inspired by Apollo.
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How did April Fools’ Day begin? Here’s the history behind its mysterious origins
Across cultures, early spring is a time to let loose and play pranks—but historians can’t agree on who invented the custom of April 1 fun.
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Survival of the fittest? For coral, it’s the most cooperative who may succeed.
Can dying coral be nursed back to life by healthy coral? A new theory from a pair of marine biologists studying how the tiny animals work together is offering fresh hope in the fight to save the world’s vanishing reefs.
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This one ingredient will unlock kale’s superpowers
A new study shows that how you consume this leafy green is the key to heping your body absorb its nutrients.
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8 night sky events to see in April, from a planet parade to a full pink moon
Spring is known as “galaxy season,” but that’s not all April’s nightscapes have in store. Here’s what to find while you’re stargazing this month, plus when and where to look.
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