Science & Space
NASA is set to launch four astronauts on Artemis II, a 10-day crewed mission around the moon marking humanity's farthest spaceflight in 54 years and a critical step toward lunar surface landing before China.
James Webb Telescope Detects 'Galaxy-Killing Wind' From Early Universe
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected powerful cosmic winds near the early universe that may explain why massive galaxies died prematurely billions of ye…
HighEnceladus ocean spray contains chemical fuel for life, study finds
Saturn's moon Enceladus ejects water containing hydrogen, the same chemical energy source that sustains life in Earth's deep ocean hydrothermal vents, suggesti…
HighSamsung Unveils Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8 and Z Flip8 With AI Integration
Samsung launches three new foldable phones—Z Fold8 Ultra, Z Fold8, and Z Flip8—featuring AI integration, improved displays with Flex Titanium technology, and e…
HighUS Scientists Create Human Embryos from Skin Cells in Reproductive Breakthrough
US scientists successfully created early-stage human embryos using skin cell DNA and sperm for the first time, offering potential solutions for infertility and…
HighNASA's Next-Gen Mars Helicopter Breaks Sound Barrier in Rotor Test
NASA engineers achieved a breakthrough by pushing the SkyFall Mars helicopter's rotors past Mach 1 at 3,750 RPM, ten times faster than conventional helicopters…
HighEstudio cuestiona viabilidad del plan lunar de Musk por escasez de agua
Un nuevo estudio concluye que las reservas de agua lunar serían insuficientes para sostener una ciudad de un millón de habitantes a largo plazo, incluso con re…
HighDescubren un sistema de protoescritura 40.000 años más antiguo que Mesopotamia
Investigadores analizan marcas paleolíticas de 40.000 años de antigüedad en marfil y hueso, concluyendo que poseen densidad informativa comparable a la escritu…
HighAsteroid 2015 FF to pass Earth at safe distance this week
Asteroid 2015 FF, measuring 13-28 meters across, will pass within 4.3 million km of Earth on Friday at over 33,000 km/h. Despite its "potentially hazardous" cl…
HighPeriod Blood's Healing Promise: Lab Findings Don't Yet Translate to Clinical Cure
Research explores menstrual fluid's potential for tissue regeneration and diagnostics, though doctors caution laboratory findings don't yet support direct woun…
HighInterstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Bears Chemical Signature of Ancient, Colder Star System
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS contains 30 times more deuterium than Solar System comets, suggesting it formed in a colder, older environment possibly 10-12 billi…
HighLuna llena de enero 2024: fechas de todas las fases lunares del mes
La primera luna llena de 2024, conocida como Luna del lobo, ocurrirá el 25 de enero. El artículo detalla todas las fases lunares del mes según datos de la NASA.
HighJWST Detects Water Vapor in Distant Exoplanet's Atmosphere
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has detected water vapor in the atmosphere of WASP-96 b, a hot gas giant 1,150 light-years away, marking a breakthrough in ex…
HighMuscle Loss Linked to 42% Higher Dementia Risk, Curtin Study Finds
Curtin University research analyzing 80+ studies finds people with sarcopenia (muscle loss) have 42% higher dementia risk, while obesity's link to dementia var…
HighNASA's IXPE Makes First Direct Measurement of Pulsar Magnetic Fields
NASA's IXPE telescope made the first direct measurement of magnetic fields around pulsar PSR J1101−6101 in the Lighthouse nebula, revealing new insights into e…
HighWebb's 'Little Red Dots' Identified as Black Hole Stars via X-Ray Data
NASA's James Webb and Chandra X-ray telescopes have identified mysterious early-universe 'little red dots' as potential black hole stars, using combined X-ray…
HighThe Elementary Particle Count: A Fundamental Physics Question
Quanta Magazine explores the ongoing scientific debate about the true number and nature of elementary particles in physics, examining how our understanding con…
MediumNASA's Juno Probe Reveals Io's Subsurface Far Hotter Than Expected
NASA's Juno spacecraft detected unexpectedly intense heat beneath Jupiter's moon Io, revealing subsurface temperatures higher than previous scientific models p…
HighJames Webb captures Neptune's auroras for first time, revealing icy planet's glowing lights
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured the first direct images of aurora borealis on Neptune, revealing turquoise auroral activity in infrared light af…
HighGut bacteria transform vegetables into heart-protective molecules, study finds
Researchers discovered gut bacteria convert nitrate and plant iron into compounds (DNICs) that improve blood pressure, blood sugar control, and vascular health…
HighRight ventricle shows greater resilience during cardiac arrest, study finds
Research from Spain's National Cardiovascular Research Center reveals the right ventricle resists oxygen deprivation better than the left during ventricular fi…
HighSouth Africa's Satellite Internet Gap: Why Starlink Remains Blocked
Two new satellite internet services launched in South Africa in July, but Starlink remains blocked by regulatory requirements. Amazon's Leo network and a UAE-b…
HighFoguete SpaceX decola com primeira missão privada tripulada à ISS em 2024
Foguete SpaceX decolou da Flórida com quatro passageiros rumo à ISS, incluindo o primeiro astronauta turco. A tripulação permanecerá duas semanas realizando ex…
HighMoon in waning phase on April 26; new moon arrives tomorrow
On April 26, 2025, the Moon is in the waning phase at 4% visibility, approaching the new moon on April 27. The article provides the complete lunar calendar for…
HighNASA Launches Ambitious 12-Year Asteroid Mission With Lucy Spacecraft
NASA is launching a series of spacecraft missions to explore asteroids, beginning with Lucy's 12-year journey to eight Trojan asteroids near Jupiter, followed…
HighMassive study identifies 1,000+ genetic variants linked to personality traits
A major genetic study reveals more than 1,000 DNA variants associated with personality traits, demonstrating that both genes and environment significantly shap…
HighChinese gene-therapy death concealed in prestigious Nature publication
A six-year-old Chinese girl died from a severe immune reaction after receiving an experimental gene-editing treatment for a non-life-threatening condition, wit…
HighChina's Long March 7A rocket explodes shortly after launch, losing communications satellite
China experienced a rare failure of its Long March 7A rocket, which exploded less than 90 seconds after launch from Hainan, destroying the ChinaSat-4B communic…
HighTalking to babies shapes brain structure, study finds
Research links early childhood exposure to adult speech with myelin concentration in language-related brain pathways, suggesting talking to babies may physical…
MediumSino Biological Launches Precisely Characterized p-Tau217 Protein for Alzheimer's Research
Sino Biological released a precisely characterized p-Tau217 protein to support Alzheimer's disease biomarker assay development, addressing growing demand for w…
HighNASA refines asteroid Bennu impact risk: 1 in 1,750 chance through 2300
NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission has provided unprecedented data on asteroid Bennu, reducing impact uncertainty and establishing a 1-in-2,700 collision probability fo…
HighRadar satellite reveals crop patterns across South Africa's Maize Triangle
NASA-ISRO satellite radar data reveals crop types and seasonal changes across South Africa's agricultural Maize Triangle through false-color visualization of v…
HighNASA names Tingle and Fincke for Starliner-1 operational mission
NASA announced astronauts Scott Tingle and Edward Fincke as commander and pilot for Starliner-1, the first operational crewed mission of Boeing's spacecraft to…
HighJapanese scientist claims first direct evidence of dark matter via gamma-ray halo
A Japanese astrophysicist reports detecting gamma-ray emissions that may constitute the first direct evidence of dark matter near the Milky Way's center, thoug…
MediumStudy links PM2.5 air pollution to high blood pressure in children aged 5-12
A major U.S. study finds PM2.5 exposure during prenatal and postnatal periods increases blood pressure risk in children ages 5-12, with pediatric experts urgin…
HighStudy Links Daily Soda Consumption to Increased Stomach Cancer Risk
New research establishes a direct link between daily consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages and increased stomach cancer risk, with metabolic dysfunction ide…
HighStarlink Veterans Launch Startup to Expand Megaconstellation Ownership
Former Starlink employees have launched a new startup aimed at expanding access to megaconstellation satellite ownership beyond SpaceX's dominance in the space…
MediumVenus and Crescent Moon Align for Rare Naked-Eye Celestial Display
A rare celestial pairing of Venus and a crescent moon will be visible to the naked eye tonight, creating a classic summer astronomical sight observable across…
HighPrototipo Starship SN8 explota durante aterrizaje, pero Musk celebra avances
El prototipo Starship SN8 de SpaceX completó exitosamente su vuelo de prueba pero explotó durante el aterrizaje en Texas. Elon Musk expresó satisfacción con lo…
HighSpaceX launches 54 Starlink satellites as T-Mobile partnership expands coverage
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket will launch 54 Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral on August 27, continuing expansion of its low-Earth orbit internet constellatio…
HighUnprecedented solar telescope images reveal tiny plasma whirlpools on sun's surface
Scientists using the world's largest solar telescope captured unprecedented high-resolution images of the sun's surface, revealing previously unseen plasma whi…
HighFailure Fuels Every Launch: How Space Explorers Turn Setbacks Into Success
Space companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin embrace failure as essential to innovation, using explosions and setbacks to refine rockets and achieve breakthroug…
HighNASA tool lets you write your name using real Earth satellite imagery
NASA has released an interactive tool allowing users to write their names using real satellite imagery from Earth. The 'Your Name in Landsat' project transform…
HighStudy warns mega-satellite constellations could devastate ground-based astronomy
A new study warns that planned mega-constellations of 1.7 million satellites could render ground-based telescopes obsolete, posing catastrophic consequences fo…
HighGalaxy's Most Common Planets Don't Exist in Our Solar System
Astronomers have discovered that super-Earths and sub-Neptunes—planets larger than Earth but smaller than Neptune—are the most common type in the galaxy, yet o…
HighNASA to deliberately crash spacecraft into asteroid in planetary defense test
NASA is conducting the world's first planetary defense test by intentionally crashing its uncrewed DART spacecraft into asteroid Dimorphos at 15,000 mph to dem…
HighScientists discover hybrid atomic phase in silver nanoparticles with quantum tech potential
Researchers at Brown and Michigan universities discovered an unprecedented hybrid atomic phase in silver nanoparticles that defies classical physics models, po…
HighStudy quantifies social connection's economic value, finding it varies by support and traits
Research shows people willingly pay more for social experiences, with valuation varying by social support levels and autistic traits. The study quantifies comp…
HighChina Launches Shenzhou-23 With Astronaut for Year-Long Space Mission
China launched the Shenzhou-23 crewed mission with three astronauts, marking the first time a Chinese astronaut will spend a full year in space as part of prep…
HighScientists develop space CPR simulator to prepare for cardiac emergencies on Mars missions
Concordia University researchers developed a high-fidelity CPR simulator to study cardiac resuscitation in reduced gravity, revealing significant differences i…
HighNASA Funds Five Solar Eclipse Experiments for 2024's Last US Total Eclipse Until 2044
NASA is funding five interdisciplinary research projects to study the Sun during April 2024's total solar eclipse, the last visible from the contiguous U.S. un…
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