Nature journal highlights recent breakthroughs in exoplanet atmospheres, cellular aging mechanisms, and climate modeling, demonstrating the diverse and interconnected progress of modern science.
Researchers have identified the mechanism behind dendrite-induced cracks in solid-state batteries, offering new strategies to enhance safety and accelerate the adoption of this superior energy storage technology.
Two scientists in the U.S. have been charged for illegally transporting deactivated Mpox samples, highlighting the strict regulatory requirements for handling biological materials even when non-infectious.
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Canada’s Department of National Defence has commissioned a $1.2-million digital feasibility study to assess whether a zero-emission light-armoured vehicle—described as solid-state, hydrogen-powered and with a maximum weight of 45,000 pounds—could be possible. The department says there are currently no zero-emission armoured vehicle platforms and expects a report in about 18 months.
Japan continues expanding satellite-based environmental monitoring through advanced space technology and scientific research.
Japan continues advancing coastal disaster resilience through smart infrastructure, monitoring systems, and emergency preparedness technologies.
Japan's aerospace industry continues expanding through commercial satellite development, research, and advanced space technologies.
Proxima Centauri b, our closest exoplanet, may have liquid water if it retains an atmosphere. However, intense radiation from its red dwarf star threatens to strip it away, leaving its habitability uncertain.
New studies reveal the Milky Way’s spiral arms extend further than previously known. Using advanced telescopes, astronomers have mapped outer regions, reshaping our understanding of the galaxy’s size and structure
A SpaceX Falcon 9 launch on Thursday morning may be visible from North Carolina. The pre-sunrise ascent creates a glowing vapor trail, offering residents a rare chance to witness space exploration from their own backyards.
China outlines a 20-year plan using nuclear deflection to protect Earth from asteroids. This long-term strategy emphasizes early detection, international cooperation, and precise trajectory adjustment to ensure planetary safety.
Ancient Australian rocks reveal a complex water cycle from 3.1 billion years ago. This discovery reshapes our understanding of Earth’s early climate and its ability to sustain life through deep geological processes.
A teen rejected by NASA found purpose in Leicester, learning vital life-support skills. Now, he leads ESA Mars studies, proving that humble beginnings often forge the strongest leaders in space exploration.
Thirty years after Dolly the sheep, cloning has evolved into a tool for agriculture, conservation, and medicine. While human cloning remains banned, the technology aids in saving endangered species and advancing regenerative therapies.
A Chinese probe has captured the first clear images of Kamoʻoalewa, Earth’s quasi-moon. The discovery aids planetary defense but highlights concerns about space congestion and the need for international transparency.
The Euclid telescope has discovered two supermassive black holes from the early universe, each shining with the brightness of a trillion suns. This finding challenges current models of how quickly such massive objects could form.
New images reveal an asteroid is a contact binary, two rocks merged into a peanut shape. This formation offers insights into the gentle accretion processes of the early solar system.
New models suggest Earth’s orbit may expand enough to avoid being swallowed by the Sun. However, increasing solar luminosity will render the planet uninhabitable long before then, sealing humanity’s fate.
Fifty kilometers above Venus’s surface, conditions mimic Earth’s temperature and pressure. NASA identifies this region as highly Earth-like, offering a potential habitat more forgiving than Mars’s surface despite acidic clouds.
A cave discovery suggests humans and Neanderthals shared a culture for 20,000 years. Artifacts indicate coexistence and exchange, challenging the narrative of simple replacement and highlighting a complex social dynamic.
NASA’s New Horizons probe has awakened from hibernation six billion miles from Earth. It is collecting data on the Kuiper Belt and heliosphere, extending our understanding of the solar system’s outer boundaries.
Ohio health officials warn of a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to contaminated produce. The parasitic infection causes severe gastrointestinal symptoms, urging residents to practice caution and seek treatment if affected
Artemis II astronaut Jeremy Hansen is stepping down from his full-time role at the Canadian Space Agency. After a distinguished career, he will transition to the Air Force reserves, continuing his service in a new capacity.
Indonesia continues expanding mangrove restoration through community participation, scientific research, and long-term coastal conservation.