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A newly discovered near‑Earth object like “Impactor‑2025” grabs headlines—and for good reason.

Farming is changing fast—and the challenges keep growing. More people to feed, hotter and more unpredictable weather, strained water supplies, and shrinking soils all push agriculture to be smarter and more sustainable.

Sharks are more than ocean icons—they’re ecosystem engineers. As top predators, they help keep food webs balanced, support healthy fisheries, and signal the pulse of ocean ecosystems.

Three years on Mars sounds like a grand adventure—until you imagine what eight people will leave behind.

The Sun sends more than light and warmth—sometimes it sends surprises. Space weather (solar flares, coronal mass ejections, the solar wind) travels from the Sun to Earth and can affect people in ways both beautiful and surprising.

Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) is a different way of seeing the Earth—one that doesn’t care about daylight or clouds. I

Forecasts tell us what’s likely in the next week or two, but what if you need to plan months ahead?

Designing a home off Earth is equal parts imagination, human care, and hard engineering.

Have an idea that doesn’t fit any of the official prompts? Excellent—this is your green light to invent your own NASA‑data project.

Flowers are nature’s calendar. Each bloom marks a moment in the year — a cue for pollinators, a sign of crop readiness, a signal of changing seasons.