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Space remembers. Physicists analyzing 100+ gravitational wave detections are searching for permanent memory imprints in spacetime, suggesting that space stores information like a cosmic hard drive—validating predictions that memory generates time itself

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M+8: The ISS has multiple airlocks, some are designed for astronauts and equipment, and others like this one, the JEM airlock from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, are designed not for humans but for small payloads. This particular airlock is positioned next to a Japanese platform for payloads that sits outside the ISS. We can use this airlock to take stuff inside to space, or from space to inside. 大西卓哉（JAXA宇宙飛行士）Takuya Onishi and I worked together to assemble the sliding table so that we can deliver science payloads to the outside of the International Space Station. Then we double checked the airlock interior to ensure we didn’t leave any tools or equipment inside which could get unintentionally lost in space.

M+8: The ISS has multiple airlocks, some are designed for astronauts and equipment, and others like this one, the JEM airlock from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, are designed not for humans but for small payloads. This particular airlock is positioned next to a Japanese platform for payloads that sits outside the ISS. We can use this airlock to take stuff inside to space, or from space to inside. 大西卓哉（JAXA宇宙飛行士）Takuya Onishi and I worked together to assemble the sliding table so that we can deliver science payloads to the outside of the International Space Station. Then we double checked the airlock interior to ensure we didn’t leave any tools or equipment inside which could get unintentionally lost in space.

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What I saw today in the Oculus at World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan wasn’t just sunlight, it was memory made visible. Two parallel columns of light stretched across the floor, quietly echoing the Twin Towers. It reminded me of the annual moment on September 11th, when sunlight passes perfectly through the skylight here at 10:28 a.m., the time the second tower fell, flooding the space with light in a silent tribute. Today wasn’t that day. And yet, the shadows appeared. A quiet reminder that even when it’s not marked on the calendar, this city remembers. In the design, in the light, in the everyday. Some memories are built right into the walls , and they show up when we least expect them, asking us to pause, look down, and reflect. New York City

What I saw today in the Oculus at World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan wasn’t just sunlight, it was memory made visible. Two parallel columns of light stretched across the floor, quietly echoing the Twin Towers. It reminded me of the annual moment on September 11th, when sunlight passes perfectly through the skylight here at 10:28 a.m., the time the second tower fell, flooding the space with light in a silent tribute. Today wasn’t that day. And yet, the shadows appeared. A quiet reminder that even when it’s not marked on the calendar, this city remembers. In the design, in the light, in the everyday. Some memories are built right into the walls , and they show up when we least expect them, asking us to pause, look down, and reflect. New York City

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