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Science Geopolitical export controls and regional conflicts are tightening the supply of gallium and indium, critical raw materials for high-frequency semiconductors. As AI…
Science The May Flower Moon reaches its full phase on 1 May 2026, but its appearance is governed by a specific orbital position.…
Science NASA has shifted the goalposts for Artemis III, moving the target to late 2027 and repurposing the mission as a low-Earth orbit…
Science Researchers from the University of Barcelona and the University of Oregon have developed a DNA-based method to reduce bad cholesterol by nearly…
Science A copper cavity the size of a microwave oven, wired like a radio receiver, has joined the global search for dark matter.…
Science The scorched tiles of the Artemis 2 heat shield rest against the dark blue of the Pacific Ocean, a striking visual record…
Science Chinese researchers have advanced a concept once explored by NASA, aiming to build large structures directly in orbit using robotic systems. While…
Science A children’s picture book set in Helsinki uses a child’s canceled beach trip—foiled by thick layers of blue-green algae—to launch into a…
Science Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf conceals a dynamic ocean cavity beneath 600 meters of ice, where tidal flows and seabed topography influence melting…
Science The 1960s and 1970s saw children growing up with levels of unsupervised freedom that differ markedly from today’s closely monitored childhoods. Without…
Science For decades, the digital divide was defined by access: children from lower-income families had less screen time because they had fewer devices.…
Science In 2023, a remotely operated vehicle gliding two miles beneath the Gulf of Alaska captured footage of a golden orb clinging to…
Science For decades, the extinction of Neanderthals was attributed to climate shifts or technological differences. Recent research from Université de Montréal suggests their…
Science For decades, paleontologists have relied on fossilized bones to reconstruct the lives of dinosaurs—until now. Using particle accelerator technology, researchers have uncovered…
Science Nearly 60 countries will gather in Santa Marta, Colombia, this week for the first global conference focused on phasing out fossil fuels—without…
Science Beneath the Turkana Rift in East Africa, researchers have documented a significant thinning of the continental crust—now measured at just 12.7 kilometers…
Science Human eyes—the ones reading these words—evolved from a light-sensitive structure located on the head of a worm-like creature that lived approximately 600…
News For decades, the fitness mantra has been simple: move more. Recent research suggests longevity may depend not just on exercise volume, but…