Scientists report possible discovery of a rare triplet superconductor that could be the long‑sought “holy grail” material for stabilizing and improving energy efficiency in quantum computing.
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 launched 25 Starlink satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base after multiple weather delays, highlighting careful planning and expanding the Starlink broadband constellation.
Astronomers have confirmed a galaxy, CDG‑2, made almost entirely of dark matter with few visible stars, offering a rare opportunity to explore dark matter’s role in cosmic structure.
A total lunar eclipse on March 3, 2026 will cast Earth’s shadow across the Moon, creating a copper‑hued “blood moon” visible from parts of Asia, Australia, the Pacific, and the Americas.
Scientists say mysterious plume‑like structures deep inside Greenland’s ice sheet are caused by slow thermal convection driven by Earth’s internal heat, a finding that reshapes our view of ice sheet behavior.
New research suggests Saturn’s rings and its largest moon, Titan, may have formed from a collision between two ancient moons. Data and simulations indicate the impact scattered debris that became the rings, while remaining material coalesced into Titan, reshaping theories about Saturn’s evolution.
Astronomers have confirmed a galaxy composed כמעט entirely of dark matter, offering new insights into the unseen structure of the universe and how galaxies can exist with minimal visible matter.
An injured sea turtle covered in red “hair” stunned rescuers, but the growth was actually algae buildup, signaling prolonged immobility and underlying health issues.
Renewed lunar missions aim to uncover mysteries about the Moon’s formation, water ice, and its role in future space exploration, offering insights that could shape humanity’s journey beyond Earth.
Supercomputer simulations show that rotation drives chemical mixing in red giant stars, helping explain long-standing mysteries about changing surface element ratios.
NASA targets a March launch for Artemis II after a successful key test, advancing plans for the first crewed lunar flyby mission in over 50 years.
NASA’s Perseverance rover can now autonomously determine its precise location on Mars by matching surface images with orbital maps, improving navigation and mission efficiency.
NASA has upgraded the Perseverance rover’s autonomous navigation system, allowing it to drive farther and make smarter terrain decisions on Mars with less reliance on Earth commands.
Astronomers have detected orbital frequency shifts in matter around black holes, offering new insights into gravity, spin, and space-time under extreme conditions.
Astronomers have identified 70 dusty early galaxies using the James Webb Space Telescope, suggesting star formation began faster and earlier than models predicted.
New research reveals that embryonic reproductive cells undergo dramatic genomic reorganization before development begins. Scientists found that DNA architecture resets through chromatin remodeling and epigenetic erasure, preparing a clean slate for the next generation and offering new insights into inheritance, fertility, and disease.
NASA classified the recent Starliner test flight as a “Type A” mishap, acknowledging propulsion-related faults and launching a full investigation to ensure astronaut safety.
Astronomers have identified 70 distant dusty galaxies from the early universe, a discovery that may challenge current models of how quickly stars and galaxies formed after the Big Bang.
NASA conducts a Wet Dress Rehearsal for Artemis II, fueling the rocket and simulating countdown procedures ahead of its planned crewed mission around the Moon.
NASA plans to launch Artemis II on March 6, sending four astronauts around the Moon after earlier delays, marking humanity’s first crewed deep-space mission in decades.
NASA is targeting early March for Artemis II, a crewed mission looping around the Moon, marking humanity’s first deep-space journey beyond low-Earth orbit in decades.
Scientists retrieved the longest-ever Antarctic sediment core from beneath the ice, revealing layers that may uncover past climates and guide understanding of future warming.
After surviving a brain bleed, Hannah returned to the Kids TRYathlon, transforming a children’s race into a quiet testament to healing, resilience, and the power of not giving up.
NASA is targeting March 6, 2026 for the historic Artemis II crewed moon mission after addressing technical delays, including fueling system issues, and conducting successful rehearsal tests.