A new carbon nanotube coating may improve how high-frequency signals travel, potentially enhancing performance in future 6G communication networks.
A Chinese lunar lander detected a localized dip in radiation on the Moon, suggesting previously unknown variations in the lunar radiation environment.
Scientists found that “dark” structures within light waves can appear to move faster than light, though no energy or information exceeds light speed.
Climate change is altering Arctic rivers in diverse ways, with some flowing faster and others slowing or shifting due to warming temperatures and thawing permafrost.
Fossil evidence shows some turtles survived extreme predation and extinction pressures by adapting stronger shells, helping them endure across millions of years.
Chinese researchers demonstrate a robot dog controlled by human thought, combining brain-computer interface technology with autonomous navigation for real-world applications.
Teens who struggle to understand or express emotions are more vulnerable to social media addiction, as unprocessed feelings often drive repeated online engagement.
Graphene oxide can selectively damage bacteria while remaining compatible with human cells, offering potential for safer antimicrobial technologies.
Expanding satellite constellations are raising concerns about their impact on the night sky, though claims of millions remain speculative.
Scientists have created plant-based silver nanoparticles that may inhibit key viral enzymes, offering a potential new direction for antiviral research.
Scientists have created a microscopic QR code smaller than bacteria, offering a new way to store data that could last for centuries.
NASA’s rover has detected fluorescent minerals on Mars similar to those that form rubies, offering new clues about the planet’s geological history.
Hubble images taken 25 years apart show the Crab Nebula expanding and changing, revealing the slow motion of a supernova remnant over time.
Scientists have discovered millions of “silent synapses” in adult brains, suggesting hidden neural connections that could support learning and brain plasticity.
Scientists tracking bees in 3D found they use advanced spatial awareness to navigate, revealing skills that could inspire robotics and navigation systems.
Scientists have captured lipids moving inside living cells, revealing dynamic behavior that could reshape understanding of cellular function and disease.
A Calgary-born astronaut will serve as CapCom for NASA’s Artemis II mission, acting as the key communication link between Earth and the crew traveling around the Moon.
Scientists are surpassing traditional solar efficiency limits using new designs like tandem cells and quantum processes, expanding the potential of solar energy.
Seals use active whisker movements to follow underwater trails, a discovery that could inspire more sensitive and efficient robotic sensing systems.
Quadratic gravity theory suggests the Big Bang may not have been a singularity, offering a new way to reconcile quantum physics with gravity.
Scientists have identified a hidden structural state of water that may help explain its unique properties and its role in enabling life.
Artemis II astronauts will have a private toilet, a major upgrade from Apollo missions where crews used plastic bags for waste management.
A study finds that six weeks of boxing training can significantly lower blood pressure in young adults, highlighting exercise’s role in early heart health.
As climate change alters temperatures and rainfall, invasive plants are expanding into new regions, reshaping ecosystems and challenging native species.