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The dams that collapsed in the storm had received no maintenance in more than 20 years despite repeated warnings over flooding.

To help prepare, $15 million in federal funding will assist scientists in studying the northwest subduction zone.

Harold Tobin’s profile on The Conversation

Accurate land maps and local weather data are critical for landing spacecraft safely.

Comets are essentially small chunks of rock and ice

ETSA this year comes at a time when the technology industry faces multiple headwinds. The volatility in valuations of publicly listed tech companies, which began in the US in late 2021, has continued to spill over into the private markets. Indian startups, too, have felt this turbulence, with several of them getting valuation markdowns as increasingly cautious investors hedge their bets.

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What a great summer it's been for climate activists.

Researchers at New York University Abu Dhabi have created a Mars atlas that could help us land safely on the planet.

One day, we could be Martians. Not the luminous green blobs with three eyes and wobbly antennae, but humans, born and raised on the Red Planet. NASA researchers are currently spending a year in a simulated Mars habitat in Texas, in preparation for the space agency’s ambitious plan to land the first astronauts on Mars…