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NASA is set to launch four astronauts on Artemis II, a 10-day crewed mission around the moon marking humanity's farthest spaceflight in 54 years and a critical step toward lunar surface landing before China.

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The Castle Gamifies STEM Learning Through Immersive VR Puzzle Challenges

UploadVR · Jul 04, 2026

The Castle, a VR experience by Chameleon Studios, teaches electrical concepts through dungeon-themed escape-style puzzles. The game narrates physics lessons wh…

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Brasil lidera proyecto para cultivar hortalizas en la Luna y Marte

Meteored Argentina · Aug 23, 2026

Brasil lidera un proyecto internacional para desarrollar tecnologías de cultivo de hortalizas en la Luna y Marte, enfocándose en batata y garbanzo como cultivo…

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Japan's Mars moon mission seeks origins of Solar System and life

Malay Mail · Aug 16, 2026

Japan's MMX spacecraft will attempt to collect samples from Mars' moon Phobos to reveal how the Solar System and potentially life originated, competing with Ch…

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Constipation Drug Shows Promise in Slowing Kidney Disease Decline

Times of India · Dec 05, 2025

Lubiprostone, a common constipation medication, demonstrates potential in slowing kidney function decline in chronic kidney disease patients by reshaping gut b…

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Damaged DNA travels between cells via nanotubes, rewriting neighboring genomes

Muy Interesante · May 23, 2026

UT Southwestern researchers discovered that damaged DNA fragments escape tumor cells through nanotubes, integrate into neighboring cell genomes, and pass herit…

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Rare Type Iax supernova relic discovered near Milky Way's core

Space.com · Mar 10, 2021

NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory identified Sagittarius A East as the first known Type Iax supernova remnant in the Milky Way, revealing new insights into whit…

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Machine Learning Uncovers Hidden Patterns in Dental Caries Across U.S. Population

Medical Xpress · Dec 10, 2025

Researchers used unsupervised machine learning to analyze NHANES dental data, uncovering age-driven heterogeneity and novel risk factors like lead exposure and…

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Partial lunar eclipse visible Aug. 27-28 across North America

Google News · Aug 28, 2026

A partial lunar eclipse occurred on August 27-28, 2026, visible across North America with favorable viewing conditions reported in multiple regions.

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SpaceX Plans $100B Starship Complex in Louisiana

Reuters · Aug 25, 2026

SpaceX announced plans to construct a $100 billion Starship rocket manufacturing and launch complex in Louisiana, representing a major expansion of the company…

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Mars Dust Poses Health Hazard for Future Astronauts With Toxic Perchlorates and Heavy Metals

Google News · Aug 08, 2026

Mars dust contains toxic perchlorates, silica, and heavy metals that could threaten astronaut health during future missions. Scientists are studying mitigation…

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Scientists Create First Visible Time Crystal, Revealing Matter That Repeats Through Time

Earth.com · May 06, 2026

Researchers created the first directly observable time crystal—matter that repeats patterns through time rather than space—using liquid crystals illuminated by…

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SpaceX marks 300th global orbital launch with Starlink deployment from Florida

Space.com · Dec 11, 2025

SpaceX launched its Falcon 9 rocket carrying 29 Starlink satellites from Florida, marking the 300th orbital launch worldwide in 2025. The deployment expands th…

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City-Destroying Asteroid Makes Rare Close Pass by Earth Monday

UOL · May 15, 2026

A 16-36 meter asteroid will pass unusually close to Earth on Monday, comparable in destructive potential to the 2013 Chelyabinsk meteor, though space agencies…

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Indian teenager's $1,500 3D-printed experiment survives NASA suborbital flight

Google News · Aug 31, 2026

NASA successfully flew a 64-gram experiment built by a rural Indian teenager for $1,500 in 2017, demonstrating that 3D-printed structures can withstand suborbi…

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Mars as a Key to Understanding Distant Rocky Exoplanets

Universe Today · May 25, 2026

New research proposes using Mars as a model for understanding thousands of discovered rocky exoplanets. Since Mars represents marginal habitability, studying i…

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NASA Tests Lithium-Fed Electric Thruster for Mars Missions

Google News · Apr 28, 2026

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory successfully tested a high-power lithium-fed electric thruster designed to propel future human missions to Mars, advancing pro…

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Local sci-fi enthusiast Bruce Totman publishes debut novel 'RIFTED'

The North Bay Nugget · Apr 29, 2021

North Bay resident Bruce Totman has published his first science-fiction novel 'RIFTED' after working on it since 2009, inspired by real-world space exploration…

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NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Launches to Hunt for Distant Worlds

NPR · Aug 30, 2026

NASA successfully launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a tour-bus-sized observatory designed to discover exoplanets and unravel cosmic mysteries acr…

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Wildfire forces evacuation of NASA's critical Deep Space Network complex in Spain

Google News · Jul 24, 2026

A wildfire in Spain forced evacuation of NASA's Madrid Deep Space Network complex, a critical facility for communicating with deep space missions. The facility…

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Black hole 'ringing' offers precision test of Einstein's gravity theory

The Brighter Side of News · Jul 18, 2026

Scientists are using gravitational-wave patterns from merging black holes to test Einstein's general relativity and search for new physics under extreme cosmic…

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La NASA lanza con éxito el telescopio Nancy Grace Roman hacia el punto L2

Naukas · Aug 30, 2026

La NASA lanzó con éxito el telescopio espacial Nancy Grace Roman desde el Centro Espacial Kennedy mediante un cohete Falcon Heavy, iniciando su viaje hacia el…

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Mars Express captures stunning video of Schiaparelli crater from 'The Martian'

Google News · Aug 20, 2026

The Mars Express orbiter has captured new detailed video footage of Schiaparelli crater, the fictional landing site from the film 'The Martian,' providing unpr…

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Study links ultra-processed foods to muscle damage and disease risk

Google News · Sep 22, 2026

New research shows consuming extra ultra-processed foods increases disease risk and damages muscle tissue, even without weight gain, with MRI scans revealing f…

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SpaceX Wins $2.29B U.S. Military Satellite Network Contract

Olhar Digital · May 26, 2026

The US Space Force awarded SpaceX a $2.29 billion fixed-price contract to develop a military satellite communications network (SDN) for global defense operatio…

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NASA Accelerates Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Launch to August 2026

Engadget · Jun 06, 2026

NASA accelerated the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launch to August 30, 2026, eight months ahead of schedule. The infrared observatory will study dark ener…

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Total Solar Eclipse August 12: Path, Safety Tips and NASA Livestream

CNBC TV18 · Aug 06, 2026

A total solar eclipse will occur on August 12, visible across Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, Spain and Portugal, with partial visibility across much of t…

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Multiple Livestreams Bring Aug. 12 Total Solar Eclipse to Global Audiences

Forbes · Aug 12, 2026

Multiple organizations offer free livestreams of the Aug. 12, 2026 total solar eclipse visible from Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, with partial views across Eu…

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NASA Successfully Tests Roman Space Telescope's Solar Panels and Sunshade

Phys.org · Aug 26, 2025

NASA's Roman Space Telescope team successfully tested the deployment of solar panels and sunshade in simulated space conditions, confirming critical systems ah…

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Scientists Discover How Chromosomes Identify Their Matching Partners Using Satellite DNA

Google News · Aug 24, 2026

Researchers discover satellite DNA functions as a barcode system allowing chromosomes to identify and pair with their matching partners during cell division.

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MEGATRON Simulations Bridge Early Universe Observations with Ancient Star Chemistry

Universe Today · Oct 05, 2026

International researchers using the MEGATRON simulation project created detailed models of the early Universe, connecting observations of infant galaxies from…

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Earth's magnetic field weak spot over South Atlantic expands rapidly

Livescience.com · Oct 14, 2025

Earth's South Atlantic Anomaly, a weak spot in the magnetic field, has grown by nearly half the size of continental Europe since 2014 and poses risks to satell…

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Beer and cannabis may share biological 'sex switch,' study suggests

Google News · Apr 27, 2026

A new study reveals that beer and cannabis plants may utilize the same genetic mechanism to determine sex, offering insights into plant biology and potential a…

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Early Life Built on Molybdenum: Rare Metal Central to 3.4-Billion-Year-Old Biochemistry

Google News · May 05, 2026

Research reveals that early organisms 3.4 billion years ago built their biochemistry around molybdenum and tungsten, rare metals that were scarce in Earth's pr…

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SpaceX cancela lanzamiento de Starship por fallo de motores mientras presión de NASA aumenta

CNN en Español · Jul 17, 2026

SpaceX canceló el lanzamiento de su megacohete Starship desde Texas cuando cuatro motores fallaron durante el encendido. El retraso presiona los planes de la N…

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NASA's DART spacecraft set to deliberately crash into asteroid at 15,000 mph

CBS News · Sep 26, 2022

NASA's DART spacecraft will intentionally crash into a harmless asteroid at 15,000 mph tonight, testing planetary defense technology against potential future t…

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Researchers Achieve Stable Quantum Entanglement Through Controlled Dissipation

Quantum Zeitgeist · Jun 27, 2026

MIT-led team demonstrates high-fidelity quantum entanglement using driven-dissipative protocols in superconducting systems, achieving 0.89 Bell-state fidelity…

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Amateur Astronomer Spots Ancient Meteorite Impact via Google Maps

Google News · Jul 28, 2026

An amateur astronomer used Google Maps satellite imagery to identify an ancient meteorite impact crater, demonstrating how accessible digital tools enable scie…

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Original Dating Profiles Win More Matches, Study Finds

Newsweek · Oct 19, 2022

Research published in PLOS ONE shows dating app users with original, less clichéd profiles are perceived as more attractive and intelligent, receiving more mat…

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Astronomers discover massive gas filament linking galaxy clusters, solving cosmic mystery

ScienceDaily · Jun 25, 2025

Astronomers discovered a colossal filament of hot gas connecting four galaxy clusters in the Shapley Supercluster, potentially solving the mystery of the Unive…

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Hubble reveals 2,500 young stars in crimson stellar nursery, extending growth timeline

ScienceDaily · Jul 05, 2026

NASA's Hubble captured LH 95, a star-forming region with 2,500 young stars still accumulating mass over millions of years, revealing extended stellar developme…

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Machine Learning Optimizes Solar Cell Coating Process in First-of-Its-Kind Study

pv magazine · Aug 14, 2025

University of Sheffield researchers developed a machine learning framework to optimize roll-to-roll slot die coating, improving coating properties for solar ce…

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Scientist discovers two new microbe species in $80 motel room lab

Google News · Sep 27, 2026

A resourceful scientist converted an $80 motel room into a functional laboratory and made two new microscopic species discoveries, demonstrating innovative res…

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Euclid telescope discovers universe's most ancient supermassive black holes

Google News · Jul 07, 2026

The Euclid Space Telescope has identified the universe's most ancient quasars, including two monster black holes each brighter than a trillion suns, presenting…

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New isotope analysis suggests Theia formed closer to sun than Earth

Phys.org · Nov 20, 2025

Scientists analyzing isotope ratios in Earth and lunar rocks suggest Theia, the celestial body that collided with early Earth 4.5 billion years ago to form the…

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May's Blue Micromoon captivates stargazers as smallest full moon of 2026

Google News · Jun 01, 2026

May 2026 features a rare Blue Moon that is also the year's smallest, farthest, and dimmest full moon, drawing stargazers worldwide with optimal viewing conditi…

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Physicists Achieve Record-Breaking Quantum Superposition With Rydberg Atoms

Google News · Sep 27, 2026

Researchers created a record-breaking macroscopic quantum superposition using Rydberg atoms, demonstrating unprecedented scale for Schrödinger's cat-like quant…

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Superlua de Morango ilumina o céu: veja as melhores fotos do fenômeno lunar

Canaltech · Jun 15, 2022

Uma superlua cheia de morango brilhou no céu noturno em 14 de junho, quando a Lua atingiu seu ponto de maior proximidade da Terra, parecendo levemente maior e…

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NASA: Mars's Gale Crater Had Habitable Conditions for Millions of Years

Orbital Today · May 30, 2026

NASA's Curiosity rover analysis reveals Mars's Gale Crater maintained warm, stable groundwater for millions of years, potentially supporting microbial life thr…

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Sugar-rich foods worsen antibiotic damage to gut microbiome, study finds

Google News · Sep 30, 2026

Research shows sugar-rich foods compound the harmful effects of antibiotics on the human microbiome, potentially prolonging gut disruption and recovery time.

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Scientists identify master gene controlling human development, reigniting designer baby ethics debate

Google News · Jun 25, 2026

Researchers at Cambridge and Columbia have advanced human embryo base editing, discovering a master gene controlling human development. The breakthrough reigni…

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