Fortifications and mine barriers now overlap with one of Europe’s most unusual post-nuclear ecosystems. The military transformation raises ecological and radiation-safety questions even as …
A viral adoption graphic mixes a world-population denominator with an opaque subscriber synthesis. Public company disclosures show why unique paid-AI users cannot be estimated reliably with…
An explosive-equipped quadcopter reached a restricted airport area near a Ukrainian An-124, and Die Zeit says video may show a wing strike. The case highlights the engineering limits of det…
A 2026 study of Goldman Sachs’ Instagram adds a research angle to changing interview advice: corporate clothing is not merely personal style but part of how organizations construct identity.
A 2026 longitudinal study of 49 university students found better selective and distributed attention after 120 hours of action gaming, alongside resting-state EEG changes. The absence of a …
Hunter Biden’s new description of his father’s pain has renewed interest in a diagnosis announced in 2025. Here is what the public record and National Cancer Institute guidance actually est…
The Chinese device combines ranging, radar, vision and galvanometer steering. Its engineering is plausible and related approaches exist in research, but peak speed claims remain manufacture…
Scientists plan to turn the 2026 total eclipse into a high-altitude experiment, extending observations of the solar corona beyond what observers can see from the ground.
Researchers are learning how human brain tissue can resist decay for thousands of years, a discovery that could reshape how ancient remains are studied and understood.
Artificial intelligence is already processing space telescope data, guiding Mars rovers, and assisting astronauts aboard spacecraft, marking a shift from science fiction to everyday mission…
Paleontologists working in southern Wyoming have identified a previously unknown omomyid primate species from 50-million-year-old sandstone, adding a new branch to one of North America's mo…
NASA launched the Juno spacecraft toward Jupiter on Aug. 5, 2011. The solar-powered probe reached the planet in 2016 and has spent years studying its atmosphere, magnetic field, and interio…
European researchers and companies can apply to run innovative software aboard ESA's Hera asteroid mission, millions of kilometers from Earth.
SpaceX is aiming to launch its next Starship as soon as the end of this month, with Elon Musk saying the company also wants to attempt another catch of the Super Heavy booster and begin dep…
A new perspective paper published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition urges public health agencies to rethink how they address hypertension, calling for a broader dietary strategy…
Researchers estimate that wild deer are the largest source of methane among wild ruminants, though their total output remains far smaller than that of domesticated livestock.
An MIT-led research team used fast radio bursts and galaxy survey data to locate the universe's missing ordinary matter, finding it in diffuse halos extending millions of light-years from g…
A four-tonne piece of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is on course to strike the moon on Wednesday at 5,400 miles per hour. The unintended collision poses no threat to Earth but will carve a new c…
A discarded Falcon 9 upper stage from a January 2025 launch will unintentionally hit the lunar surface at about 5,400 miles per hour, carving a new crater and giving scientists a rare obser…
The U.S. Space Force awarded contracts worth a combined $615 million to Rocket Lab, STR and a third unnamed vendor for the AMTI satellite program, which focuses on tracking airborne targets…
SpaceX is preparing to send four astronauts to the International Space Station on Sept. 12, with officials describing the upcoming flight as «a very busy mission». The crew will travel aboa…
Scientists report that a carnivorous plant in China supports Charles Darwin's 150-year-old hypothesis that plants eat prey to survive in nutrient-poor environments.
A climate change researcher warns that an exceptionally strong El Niño could push already stressed ecosystems across a critical threshold, amplifying the effects of global warming.
The Swiss rider posted the fastest time in the 21-kilometer stage-four race against the clock between Gevrey-Chambertin and Dijon, while the French contender suffered a costly setback.