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NASA’s IMAP records first space data - Polish GLOWS instrument confirmed operational

All 10 instruments aboard NASA’s Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe (IMAP) have successfully recorded their first measurements in space, NASA has announced, marking the start of preliminary scientific data collection as the spacecraft travels toward the Sun.

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    Polish archaeologists discover 4,000-year-old Kerma grave in Sudan’s Bayuda desert

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    Gdańsk scientists develop AI to detect brain aneurysms

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    Polish chemists develop water-soluble fluorescent molecules to detect metal contaminants

    Polish chemists have developed new water-soluble molecules whose fluorescence is quenched in the presence of selected metal ions, a discovery that could support faster detection of contaminants in river and lake water, researchers from the Warsaw University of Technology said.

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    Scientists turn waste into powerful water cleaner for industrial dyes

    Scientists from India, in collaboration with Polish PhD Michał Piasecki from Częstochowa, have developed a porous material from agricultural and industrial waste that accelerates the decomposition of persistent dyes in wastewater under visible light.

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    Asteroid named after Polish astronomer

    Another asteroid has joined the list of “Polish” objects in space, now officially named Wolszczan after Polish astronomer Aleksander Wolszczan, who discovered the first extrasolar planets.

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    European Space Agency launches ASCEND programme to advance digital twins for satellites

    The European Space Agency (ESA) has launched a new project called the ASCEND programme to create accurate digital copies of space technology components, with a Polish company providing participating enterprises free access to technologies enabling the development of “digital twins.”

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    ‘Poland hasn’t had such a warm December in 74 years,’ says climatologist

    Poland recorded its 15th record daily average temperature of the year on December 11, as unusually warm weather pushed 2025 to at least 0.8°C above the climatic norm so far.

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