Japan’s Hayabusa2 probe has captured a remarkable image of a two-lobed asteroid 62 million miles away, providing insights into contact binary formation and deep-space exploration.
Slow-motion video analysis reveals that bumblebees exhibit behaviors suggesting individual preferences, hinting at a complex inner life and challenging traditional views of insect cognition.
NASA aims to ignite the first controlled fire on the moon to study combustion in low gravity, enhancing safety and resource processing for future lunar missions.
Geologists have formally recognized Zealandia, a mostly submerged landmass in the Southwest Pacific, as Earth’s eighth continent, validating decades of scientific research.
The Euclid space telescope has identified the oldest quasars ever seen, challenging current theories on how supermassive black holes could grow so large so quickly in the early universe.
US drug pricing policy raises concerns in Australia over potential impacts on PBS and global pharmaceutical pricing dynamics.
NOAA confirms El Niño development, raising global concerns over shifting rainfall, temperature extremes, and weather unpredictability across regions.
Scientists believe interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may predate the solar system, offering rare insights into the early universe.
Astronomers have detected magnetic fields around seven exoplanets, offering new insights into planetary evolution and habitability.
The SMILE spacecraft has reached scientific orbit and will study interactions between solar winds and Earth's magnetosphere.
Newly published studies across multiple scientific disciplines highlight continuing global progress in research and innovation.
Global astronomy research continues advancing through new studies of exoplanets, stars, and deep-space observation.
Global astronomy research continues advancing through new studies on exoplanets, galaxies, and the evolution of the universe.
Researchers have published a study aimed at improving forecasts of the 2026 East Asian summer heatwave through advanced climate analysis.
Scientists are using 16th-century eclipse records to improve understanding of Earth's long-term rotational changes.
A new study suggests some Hot Neptune exoplanets may have evolved from larger gas giants after losing much of their atmospheres.
Chinese astronomers have advanced solar observation using a new-generation radio telescope to improve understanding of solar activity and space weather.
Aurora forecast suggests possible visibility in multiple U.S. states due to increased geomagnetic activity.
Scientists study deep sleep mechanisms linked to muscle recovery, fat metabolism, and brain function improvement.
NASA monitors orbital safety of the Swift Observatory as it ages in low-Earth orbit and approaches end-of-life considerations.
A Falcon 9 launch carried a semiconductor manufacturing test bed alongside Starlink satellites for microgravity research.
Research shows bird brains process structured songs in ways that may help explain human musical perception.
Hubble captures an image of a dense star field containing about 500,000 stars, offering insight into stellar evolution and galaxy structure.
JWST observations suggest possible water-ice clouds on Epsilon Indi Ab, refining exoplanet atmospheric models.