US EditionNASA Provides Somber Update On Eerily Silent Lunar Trailblazer Moon Orbiter
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NASA Provides Somber Update On Eerily Silent Lunar Trailblazer Moon Orbiter
After five months of trying to reestablish contact with the lost NASA Lunar Trailblazer, the agency has released a sad update: the mission is over. NASA launched the Lunar Trailblazer in February 2025 to orbit the moon and investigate its water. It was intended to help future moon missions and improve our understanding of how water behaves
NASA's Lunar Trailblazer mission was to map water on the moon, but the contact was already lost one day after the launch. Months of rescue attempts were unsuccessful. Which went exactly wrong and why this is not a hard hit. (Read more)
DAILY DOSE ASIA: Indian researchers find gut bacteria protein signals fullness to brain; NASA officially cancels lunar trailblazer mission. - Scientific Inquirer
Indian researchers find gut bacteria protein signals fullness to brain Scientists in India have discovered an ancient bacterial protein in the gut that directly signals the brain when we feel full, revealing a new “sixth sense” regulating appetite. The protein activates neural pathways reducing food intake and also influences mood and mental health. The finding opens avenues for obesity treatments and understanding gut‑brain interactions. Resear…
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