A deep partial lunar eclipse will be visible in central Ohio, offering a stunning view of the moon passing through Earth’s shadow. Best viewing times are in the evening with clear skies.
Scientists are using fiber-optic cables and thunder-generated seismic waves to image underground structures. This method, called DAS, offers a cost-effective way to monitor subsurface risks.
China’s Chang’e-7 mission aims to search for water ice at the Moon’s south pole using a lander, rover, and hopper. The mission supports future lunar exploration and resource utilization.
SpaceX is set to launch its 100th orbital mission of 2026, marking a historic milestone in launch frequency. The achievement highlights the company’s reusability strategy and the growing accessibility of space.
Jupiter’s gravity causes Io’s crust to rise and fall by 100 meters, generating heat that drives intense volcanic activity. This tidal flexing makes Io the most geologically active body in the Solar System.
The ESA’s Trace Gas Orbiter has captured detailed images of Schiaparelli Crater on Mars, famous from the film "The Martian." The photos highlight geological features and inspire public interest.
Alcyoneus, the largest known galaxy, spans 1.7 million light-years. Its immense size challenges human comprehension and offers insights into cosmic evolution and radio galaxy physics.
Candida auris, a drug-resistant fungus, is spreading in Washington healthcare facilities. Health officials urge strict infection control to protect vulnerable patients.
New simulations suggest Earth-like planets in habitable zones are common, challenging the idea that our world is a rare accident. This boosts hope for finding extraterrestrial life.
Earth’s geocorona, a cloud of hydrogen atoms, extends 630,000 km, enveloping the Moon. This discovery redefines the edge of space and impacts future lunar missions.
Singapore launched Santé Accel Singapore to provide medtech, biotech and healthtech startups with funding, mentorship and international networks.
A Reuters survey found only 16% of Japanese companies use AI company-wide, while 60% limit it to selected tasks or departments.
Japan’s core inflation rose 1.8% in July, while underlying price pressures strengthened and increased expectations for a possible September rate hike.
Japan’s July exports reached a record 11.5 trillion yen, driven by semiconductor-related demand, while imports also hit a record.
OpenAI cut developer pricing for its GPT-5.6 Sol model by more than 20% for three months as AI competition intensifies.
Global pharmaceutical companies have pledged roughly $500 billion in U.S. investments, expanding manufacturing and research amid supply-chain concerns.
Singapore is developing SIMFONI, AI models trained with local clinical data to support doctors in cardiometabolic and eye diseases.
Singapore has opened nearly 2,000 technology roles and training opportunities as workers adapt to AI-driven changes in the labor market.
Singapore has allocated 200MW of new data-center capacity to four operators, with strict requirements for green energy and efficiency
A magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck eastern Japan on August 23, injuring more than 20 people and causing infrastructure damage
Japan’s manufacturing sector expanded strongly in August, with new orders rising at their fastest pace since January 2018.
U.S. companies are taking on record amounts of debt to finance AI infrastructure, raising questions about investor appetite and future returns.
Bank Indonesia kept its benchmark rate at 5.75% while July lending and digital payment activity continued to grow.
Bank Indonesia has expanded its domestic credit card system from government transactions to consumers and businesses, integrating it with QRIS.