
When the Sky Leaves a Trace: Capturing the Lyrids in Motion
Stunning images of the 2026 Lyrid meteor shower from Earth and space reveal bright streaks of light, captured through long exposure and orbital perspectives.

Stunning images of the 2026 Lyrid meteor shower from Earth and space reveal bright streaks of light, captured through long exposure and orbital perspectives.

Since the Earthrise photo in 1968, NASA has advanced Earth observation through satellites and data systems, transforming how we understand climate and planetary changes.

Melbourne solidifies its global academic standing as its leading universities rise in the 2026 rankings, reflecting a profound national commitment to research, innovation, and scholarly excellence.

Belarusian scientists harness the power of local microbes to create specialized probiotic supplements, blending ancient fermented traditions with modern science to support health in aging.

Scientists map the hidden tremors of the Albanian earth, using advanced 3D modeling to protect the ancient, white-stone heritage of Berat from the unpredictable motion of the fault lines.

Rice-led researchers are studying how lunar soil can become building materials, supporting future Moon bases and infrastructure.

The annual Lyrid meteor shower arrives after Earth Day, offering skywatchers a historic celestial display best viewed after midnight.

JWST observations linked to Canadian research have revealed clearer evidence of carbon “buckyballs” in space, offering insight into cosmic chemistry.

Georgia has secured over 300 million USD in investments for new wind and solar power plants, marking a significant step toward energy independence and environmental sustainability.

A long-range model suggests future Earth may become largely hostile to mammals, with regions like modern Spain comparatively favorable.

A Calgary-born scientist’s killing gained wider attention amid separate U.S. cases involving researchers, though officials caution against premature connections

Restoration work at the ancient Bolnisi Sioni cathedral has uncovered a hidden floor from the 1970s, revealing a more modern layer of the historic site’s long architectural narrative. S

A comet may soon be visible from Earth, but its survival depends on a risky close pass by the sun.

Japan’s MMX spacecraft has reached the launch site ahead of its 2026 mission to collect samples from Mars’ moon Phobos.

Scientists identified the mysterious golden orb found off Alaska as tissue from a giant deep-sea anemone.

Scientists say interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS likely formed in a cold, isolated region of the Milky Way billions of years ago.

NASA’s TESS found an unusual exoplanet system whose rare arrangement may reshape ideas about planetary formation.

Curiosity rover found fish-scale-like rock patterns on Mars, likely formed by sediment, erosion, and ancient environmental processes.

A heart-shaped pink lagoon in Argentina seen from space reflects microbial life and fragile environmental balance rather than romance.

NASA says the Roman Space Telescope is ready for launch ahead of schedule and under budget, aiming to study dark energy and distant worlds.

Sweden strengthens its role in global innovation ecosystems through collaboration, international events, and a focus on sustainable technology development.

Sweden honors global leadership in water science through the Stockholm Water Prize, emphasizing sustainability, governance, and environmental responsibility.

Scientists refute claims that glacier-exposed trees disprove global warming, emphasizing broader climate evidence.

Scientists discovered an exoplanet system evolving rapidly, offering rare insights into planetary formation in real time.