Scientists in South Korea have discovered a new species of plant-eating dinosaur, offering fresh insights into prehistoric ecosystems and biodiversity in the region.
Research shows humans tend to agree with animals on which natural sounds are most attractive, suggesting shared principles in how beauty in sound is perceived across species.
New durum wheat lines show promise in combining freezing tolerance with high pasta quality, potentially expanding cultivation into colder regions while maintaining key food standards.
NASA may begin sending robots and rovers to the Moon as often as monthly through commercial partnerships, signaling a shift from rare missions to continuous exploration and long-term lunar activity.
A brushtail possum surprised travelers after being found nestled among plush toys in a Hobart Airport gift shop, before being safely relocated.
Hubble unexpectedly captured Comet C/2025 K1 (ATLAS) breaking apart into fragments, offering a rare real-time view of comet disintegration.
A capybara escaped from a zoo, prompting a calm search effort as the animal moves through unfamiliar surroundings, drawing quiet curiosity from the public.
White-nose syndrome has been detected in Oregon bats for the first time, raising concerns as the disease continues its gradual spread across North America.
Astronauts completed a spacewalk to install a solar array modification kit on the ISS, enhancing its power system and supporting future operations.
NASA prepares to roll its moon rocket back to the pad for Artemis II, aiming for an April 1 launch that will send astronauts around the Moon for the first time in decades.
A newly identified giant extinct crocodile in Ethiopia lived alongside early hominins, offering insight into the risks and ecosystems that shaped early human evolution.
Magnetic fields can guide lab-grown blood vessels into precise patterns, improving drug testing models and offering new possibilities for tissue engineering and biomedical research.
“Cotton candy” exoplanets with thick hazy atmospheres are challenging even the James Webb Space Telescope, limiting scientists’ ability to study their composition and structure.
Fiber-optic sensors reveal how farming practices gradually damage soil structure, highlighting the need for more sustainable methods to preserve soil health and long-term productivity.
An ancient star with minimal heavy elements offers insight into the early universe, helping astronomers understand the formation of the first stars and the evolution of cosmic matter.
Astronomers have compiled a catalogue of rocky exoplanets in habitable zones, offering a focused list of worlds that may support liquid water and guiding future searches for life.
Scientists exploring a remote seafloor near Argentina discovered 28 potential new species, revealing unexpected biodiversity in a region once thought to be barren.
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured a comet undergoing a dramatic outburst, releasing dust and gas into space and offering insights into the composition of early solar system objects.
Astronomers are searching for “exotrojans” in pulsar systems, using precise timing signals to detect hidden objects sharing orbits in some of the universe’s most extreme environments.
On March 18, 2026, following missile attacks on its gas facilities, Iran's Revolutionary Guards issued evacuation warnings for energy sites across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, citing potential retaliatory strikes.
NASA’s exoplanet-hunting CubeSat has captured its first light images, confirming its instruments work and marking the start of its mission to observe distant planets.
A Chinese astronaut completed a sixth spacewalk outside Tiangong, tying a national record and contributing to ongoing station maintenance and operations in orbit.
SpaceX has conducted the first engine firing of its next-gen Starship V3, marking an early step toward an expected April launch and ongoing rocket development.
Scientists use tree bats to test the “2 Sigma Genus Concept,” a statistical method aiming to define genera more consistently through measurable genetic variation.