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    NASA taps former SR-71A staff for secret restart effortโ—NASA asked several former SR-71A staffers to help secret restartYhnScienceSpace31711 min ago

    NASA has reportedly asked several former SR-71A Blackbird program staff to assist with a secret restart effort, according to Aviation Week. The move suggests the agency may be reviving knowledge and expertise tied to the legendary Mach 3 reconnaissance aircraft, decades after it was retired. Details of the program remain undisclosed, fueling speculation about what the agency is planning.

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    Nashua author publishes memoir about the moviesโ—Nashua author writes movie memoirโœ‰newsCultureFilm3 min ago

    A Nashua-based author has released a memoir centered on the movies, according to The Concord Insider. The local outlet highlighted the book, drawing attention to New Hampshire's writing community and the author's connection to film. Details about the author, the title, and the book's content have not been widely reported beyond the regional coverage.

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    Cheapest and Most Expensive NBA Arenas for Families in 2026-27โ—The Cheapest and Most Expensive NBA Arenas for Families in 2026โ€“27โœ‰newsSportBasketball11 min ago

    A new ranking breaks down which NBA arenas are the cheapest and most expensive for families attending games in the 2026-27 season. The comparison highlights how ticket prices and overall costs vary widely across the league, giving fans a guide to where taking the whole family to a game is most affordable and where it costs the most.

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    New mental health clinic opens in Salinas Valley for farmworkersโ—New mental health clinic opens in Salinas Valley to support migrant families and farmworkersโœ‰newsHealthMental Health18 min ago

    A new mental health clinic has opened in Salinas Valley, California, aimed at supporting migrant families and farmworkers in the agricultural region. The facility is intended to expand access to mental health services for communities that often face barriers to care, including language, cost and immigration status. Local coverage highlights the demand for such services among farmworking families.

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    FDU Nursing School Awarded Two Jonas Scholarships for 2026-2028โ—FDU's College of Nursing and Allied Health Awarded Two 2026-2028 Jonas Nursing Scholarshipsโœ‰newsHealth20 min ago

    Fairleigh Dickinson University's College of Nursing and Allied Health has been awarded two Jonas Nursing Scholarships for the 2026-2028 cycle. The scholarships support doctoral nursing students and are intended to help expand the pipeline of nursing faculty and leaders. The award highlights FDU's growing role in nursing education amid ongoing national shortages in the nursing workforce and faculty.

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    Enzymes Show Promise for Breaking Down Plasticsโ—Advances in amidases and urethanases as depolymerization biocatalystsโœ‰newsScienceBiology28 min ago

    Researchers have published a review in Nature examining advances in amidases and urethanases as depolymerization biocatalysts. The work surveys how these enzymes can break down synthetic polymers, a key step in chemical recycling of plastics. Interest in enzyme-based depolymerization is growing as industries look for biological alternatives to conventional plastic waste treatment.

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    NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman gives sit-down interviewโ—Sit down interview with Nasa Administrator Jared Isaacman: May 2026โ–ถyoutubeScienceSpace Policy1.2K27 min ago

    Journalist Kayla Gaskins has released a sit-down interview with NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, dated May 2026. The conversation covers the space agency's direction under Isaacman, who moved from private astronaut and entrepreneur to leading NASA. Viewers are discussing his comments on the agency's priorities, with the interview drawing notable engagement online.

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    NASA adds three new science investigations to Moon Baseโ—Three new science investigations added to NASA Moon Baseโœ‰newsScienceSpace Policy27 min ago

    NASA has announced three new science investigations being added to its Moon Base programme, expanding the research planned for operations on the lunar surface. The announcement was reported by Innovation News Network, though details of the specific investigations and their objectives were not provided in the initial coverage.

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    NASA Targets 2028 for Boeing Starliner's Crewed Returnโ—NASA Sets 2028 Crewed Return for Boeing Starliner after 2024 Flight Problemsโœ‰newsScienceSpace Policy27 min ago

    NASA has set a 2028 date for a crewed Boeing Starliner mission, following the spacecraft's troubled 2024 flight that left astronauts on the International Space Station and returned uncrewed due to thruster and helium system problems. The new schedule gives Boeing years to resolve technical issues before astronauts fly on the capsule again.

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