In a strategic move, NASA has adjusted the operations of the Swift spacecraft, which is currently in a decaying orbit, to allow for a reboost mission planned for later this year.
Following its market debut, Rare Earths Americas has expressed optimism about the potential for domestic rare earth mining in the U.S.
A recent study highlights the distinct roles of the signaling molecule cAMP in plants, contrasting its well-known functions in mammals.
A recent study suggests that battery acid from old vehicles can be utilized to convert plastic waste into valuable industrial chemicals, harnessing sunlight in the process.
Researchers from the University of Tsukuba have captured on camera how male strepsipterans escape from their host stink bugs, shedding light on this unique parasitic relationship.
A look into the key considerations for establishing data centers in space, including technological challenges and environmental impacts.
On May 7, 2026, Paraguay became the sixth nation to sign the Artemis Accords, marking a significant step in international cooperation for space exploration.
Research published in Cell suggests that certain plants survived the asteroid impact that annihilated non-avian dinosaurs by duplicating their genomes.
The FDA's recent proposal to remove 'gender' from its regulations has raised concerns about potential impacts on research outcomes and unintended consequences.
A recent study indicates that the fundamental constants of the Universe might provide insights into the existence of life, potentially reshaping our understanding of existence itself.
Research indicates that the brain remains active during anaesthesia, processing language even when a person is unconscious.
A recent eye-tracking study has identified some of the most visually appealing spas globally, emphasizing the importance of ambiance and design in enhancing relaxation experiences.
In summer 2025, a tsunami caused by a landslide significantly altered the landscape of Tracy Arm, stripping vegetation from the fjord's shores.
The British startup SatVu has unveiled imagery from its thermal satellite, HotSat-2, aimed at monitoring energy facilities in Cuba, India, and Australia.
Near-record sea temperatures recorded in April have raised concerns among scientists about the possibility of an impending El Niño, which could lead to extreme weather patterns.
Lunar Outpost has successfully raised $30 million to improve its lunar rover designs, aligning with NASA's updated Artemis program requirements.
Research indicates that galloylquinic acids from a Brazilian tree could provide a multifaceted approach to combatting COVID-19.
NASA Armstrong is enhancing its fleet of experimental aircraft, furthering its commitment to aeronautics and scientific research, following in the footsteps of aviation pioneers.
A recent study in Nature Genetics introduces a computational tool that may significantly improve the mapping of cells in the human body, potentially transforming spatial biology.
Research indicates that online social connections may enhance networking abilities while reducing engagement with content, reflecting a shift in digital learning dynamics.