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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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La NASA confirma que el agujero negro de la Vía Láctea despertará en 2.000 millones de años

OK Diario · Jan 06, 2026

Astrónomos predicen que Sagitario A*, el agujero negro supermasivo en el centro de la Vía Láctea, se reactivará cuando colisione con la Gran Nube de Magallanes…

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Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro hit record lows in UK, near-lowest US prices

TechRadar · May 11, 2021

Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro earbuds are experiencing significant price cuts, reaching near-record lows in the US ($179.99) and record lows in the UK (£149), offeri…

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Investigadores suecos descubren el mecanismo físico de los ronquidos

65 y más · Aug 24, 2026

Investigadores suecos desarrollan modelo 3D que revela que los ronquidos se producen por flujo de aire irregular a través de tejidos blandos, abriendo nuevas p…

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Redmi Note 17 vaza, Galaxy S27 Pro em detalhes e GTA 6 chega ao Brasil

Google News · Jun 25, 2026

Redmi Note 17 vaza com especificações, Galaxy S27 Pro é detalhado e GTA 6 chega ao Brasil em novo episódio do Plantão TC.

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Physicists Resolve Proton Radius Puzzle With Precise Hydrogen Measurements

geneonline.com · Jun 02, 2026

Physicists have achieved a precise measurement of the proton's radius using hydrogen atoms, resolving long-standing inconsistencies in atomic physics known as…

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Last missing hiker from Grand Canyon flooding identified after three weeks

CBS News · Sep 17, 2026

Timothy Allen Smith, 53, the last missing hiker from August's deadly Grand Canyon flash flooding, has been found dead near Crystal Rapids. His discovery brings…

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MIT Scientists Solve the Oreo Mystery: Why Cream Sticks to Only One Side

Olhar Digital · Mar 23, 2023

MIT researchers conducted a scientific study on why Oreo cookie filling sticks to only one side when opened, testing over 1,000 cookies and discovering the cre…

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Ancient California skeletons reveal scurvy's hidden toll on pregnant women and infants

Phys.org · May 12, 2026

Archaeological analysis of Late Holocene California sites reveals vitamin C deficiency (scurvy) predominantly affected infants, likely transmitted through preg…

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Summer 2026 Offers Rare Celestial Events: Two Eclipses, Meteor Showers, Planet Conjunctions

Google News · Jun 22, 2026

Summer 2026 offers spectacular astronomical events including two eclipses, meteor showers, and rare planet conjunctions ideal for stargazing enthusiasts and fa…

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TSA discovers spent smoke grenade hidden in carry-on at upstate NY airport

Fox News · Oct 03, 2026

TSA officers at Watertown International Airport discovered a spent M18 smoke grenade concealed in a passenger's carry-on bag during routine screening; the trav…

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Bees Detect Viruses in Food but Don't Always Avoid Them

Google News · May 02, 2026

Research shows bees can detect viruses in their food sources but don't necessarily avoid contaminated plants, potentially affecting colony health and disease t…

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Astronomers solve 50-year mystery: Milky Way's black hole wind finally detected

Google News · Jun 04, 2026

Astronomers have finally detected winds emanating from Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way, solving a mystery that has p…

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Rare Blue Moon and Microluna Conjunction Lights Up May Sky Near Antares

Infobae · May 30, 2026

A rare astronomical event combines a Blue Moon (second full moon in May) with a microluna and proximity to Antares star on May 31, 2026, creating an exceptiona…

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Ancient Supernova Debris Found in Antarctic Ice Reveals Solar System's Cosmic Journey

ScienceDaily · May 14, 2026

Scientists discovered iron-60 from ancient supernovae in Antarctic ice, proving Earth collects radioactive debris while drifting through the Local Interstellar…

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Giant Planet Emerges as Leading Suspect in Tabby's Star Dimming Mystery

en.softonic.com · Jul 11, 2026

New research suggests a Jupiter-sized planet orbiting Tabby's Star could explain its unusual brightness fluctuations by stirring up dust and debris clouds.

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Scientists Engineer Photosynthetic Mouse Eyes in Breakthrough Biotech Experiment

Google News · May 15, 2026

Researchers successfully transplanted plant chloroplasts into mouse eyes, enabling them to photosynthesize. The breakthrough could lead to treatments for dry e…

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Korea Heritage Service debuts Joseon Dynasty garden at Seoul show

The Korea Times · May 04, 2026

South Korea's Heritage Service debuted the K-Heritage Garden at Seoul's International Garden Show, recreating a Joseon Dynasty aristocratic landscape to establ…

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James Webb Reveals Pink Exoplanet's Salty Cloud Secret

Google News · Jun 23, 2026

The James Webb Space Telescope has detected salt clouds in the atmosphere of a distant pink exoplanet, revealing atmospheric composition previously unobservabl…

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Buck Moon peaks July 29; three meteor showers visible from Mississippi

Jackson Clarion-Ledger · Jul 23, 2026

Mississippi skygazers can view the Buck Moon on July 29 and three active meteor showers this month, though the full moon will reduce visibility of fainter mete…

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EE.UU. lanza la Artemis 2: primer viaje tripulado a la Luna en más de 50 años

El País · Mar 29, 2026

Estados Unidos prepara el lanzamiento de la Artemis 2, primera misión tripulada a la Luna en más de 50 años, con cuatro astronautas que circunavegarán el satél…

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Clever Hans: How a 'Psychic' Horse Revolutionized Scientific Method

Google News · Aug 27, 2026

A famous horse named Clever Hans, believed to possess psychic abilities in early 1900s Germany, inadvertently revolutionized scientific research methods by exp…

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Por que a rotação da Terra a 1.600 km/h passa despercebida aos nossos sentidos

Olhar Digital · Jun 22, 2026

A Terra gira a mais de 1.600 km/h no equador, mas não sentimos esse movimento porque nos deslocamos junto com o planeta em velocidade uniforme, segundo dados d…

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Universe's Accelerating Expansion Confirmed, Challenging Recent Skepticism

news.cgtn.com · Jun 17, 2026

Researchers using Type Ia supernovae data confirm the universe continues expanding at an accelerated rate, rebutting 2025 findings that suggested dark energy's…

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Starlink antenna hits 2026 low price with installment discount option

Google News · Apr 29, 2026

Starlink's satellite internet antenna has reached its lowest price of 2026, with installment payment options available to consumers seeking affordable connecti…

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Australia evacuates Macquarie Island research station ahead of predicted bird flu mortality event

InDaily · Aug 28, 2026

Australia is evacuating 24 expeditioners from Macquarie Island research station due to anticipated H5 bird flu mortality in seal populations, citing psychosoci…

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Back-to-school uniform costs: Parents' guide to savings and support

BBC News · Aug 25, 2026

New UK rules limiting school logo branding aim to reduce uniform costs, while charities and councils offer support through swap shops, baby banks, and grants u…

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Six moons hide oceans beneath ice; Europa's barrier thicker than expected

Google News · Jul 26, 2026

Scientists confirm at least six moons contain liquid water oceans beneath ice shells, with Europa's ocean potentially containing twice Earth's water but separa…

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Galaxy S27 deve chegar com o preço de lançamento mais alto da história

Google News · Sep 30, 2026

O Samsung Galaxy S27 caminha para estabelecer o preço de lançamento mais alto da história da linha Galaxy S, exigindo maior investimento dos consumidores.

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Chalmers Team Achieves 1,000x Speedup in Bosonic Quantum Operations

quantumcomputingreport.com · Sep 11, 2026

Chalmers University researchers developed quantum lattice gates that execute bosonic quantum operations 1,000 times faster than existing methods, addressing a…

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Indian textbook restores ancient 'Dancing Girl' sculpture after censorship backlash

BBC News · Jun 16, 2026

India's NCERT withdrew a censored version of the famous Dancing Girl sculpture from a school textbook after historians and educationists protested the modifica…

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Time emerges in mini-universe; Arctic ice thickens; oldest free Black grave found

Google News · Jul 11, 2026

Scientists demonstrated time emerging in a quantum system of ultracold atoms, while researchers advanced Arctic ice thickening and archaeologists discovered on…

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Scorpions Weaponize Heavy Metals to Reinforce Claws and Stingers

Google News · Apr 30, 2026

Research reveals scorpions reinforce their claws and stingers with heavy metals like zinc, iron, and manganese, creating more effective hunting and defensive w…

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Misión de rescate de observatorio NASA fracasa; Swift reingresará a la atmósfera este año

cnnespanol.cnn.com · Aug 19, 2026

El satélite LINK no podrá rescatar al observatorio Neil Gehrels Swift de la NASA debido a problemas de control de orientación. El observatorio de 22 años se de…

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James Webb revela fábrica de estrelas em galáxia vizinha com detalhes em cores vibrantes

Gizmodo Brasil · Jan 26, 2024

O Telescópio Espacial James Webb revelou uma nebulosa em formação estelar ativa na Grande Nuvem de Magalhães, a 160 mil anos-luz, com detalhes sem precedentes…

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Plague devastated Siberian hunter-gatherers 5,500 years ago, study finds

Bangkok Post · Jun 18, 2026

Researchers discovered plague bacteria in remains of Siberian hunter-gatherers from 5,500 years ago, challenging assumptions that infectious disease couldn't d…

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Smithsonian Uses DNA From Jefferson's Hair to Confirm Hemings Children

The New York Times · Sep 19, 2026

The Smithsonian Institution has used advanced genomics on Thomas Jefferson's hair to provide definitive proof he fathered children with enslaved woman Sally He…

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Handwriting activates brain memory centers better than typing, neuroscience shows

Diario UNO · May 29, 2026

Neuroscience research shows handwriting activates multiple brain regions simultaneously, enhancing memory retention and cognitive function compared to digital…

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Volkswagen Polo wins 2026 CarExpert Choice for best city car

7NEWS Australia · Jun 03, 2026

The Volkswagen Polo has been named Australia's best city car for 2026, beating the Mazda 2 and Kia Picanto for its efficient turbocharged engine, premium cabin…

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Viking 1976 Mars soil test may have detected ancient microbial life

Google News · Aug 10, 2026

Reanalysis of Viking lander's 1976 Martian soil samples suggests the mission may have detected biosignatures of ancient microbial life, potentially answering w…

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Ancient brown dwarf 'The Accident' challenges theories about Milky Way's oldest objects

Livescience.com · Sep 02, 2021

Astronomers discovered 'The Accident,' a rare brown dwarf 50 light-years away that's over 10 billion years old and moving at 500,000 mph, challenging assumptio…

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Physicists confirm 'negative time' in quantum study of light-atom interactions

UOL · May 21, 2026

Canadian researchers confirmed theoretical predictions of negative time by observing photons interacting with atomic clouds, using weak measurements to detect…

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Common virus linked to nearly 4x increased risk of new back problems

Google News · Sep 20, 2026

Research suggests a common virus may increase the risk of developing new back problems by nearly four times, potentially affecting millions of people.

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New high-altitude lizard species discovered in Peruvian Andes

Firstpost · Oct 01, 2021

Scientists discovered a new lizard species, Liolaemus warjantay, in Peru's Andes at 4,500 meters altitude, marking a significant biodiversity find for the regi…

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Lua Cheia segue visível com 72% de iluminação nesta segunda-feira

Correio · Nov 10, 2025

A Lua Cheia segue visível no céu com 72% de iluminação nesta segunda-feira, iniciando seu processo de declínio rumo à fase Minguante que começará em 12 de nove…

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British Astronaut John McFall Breaks Barriers as First Disabled Space Explorer

infobae · May 13, 2024

John McFall, a British Paralympic athlete and physician, is training with the European Space Agency to become the first astronaut with a physical disability, u…

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Estudio vincula el número de partos con marcadores cerebrales del alzhéimer en mujeres

65 y más · Jul 05, 2026

Investigación del BBRC sugiere asociación entre partos y evolución de marcadores cerebrales en mujeres con acumulación de beta-amiloide, pero aclara que no imp…

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500M-year fossil study shows coral-algae symbiosis advantage shifts with climate

Phys.org · Jun 23, 2026

A 500-million-year fossil analysis reveals coral-algae symbiosis benefits depend on environmental conditions, not inherent superiority, challenging assumptions…

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Fungi could unlock Mars agriculture, scientists suggest in new study

Google News · May 25, 2026

Scientists propose that fungi could transform barren Martian regolith into fertile soil suitable for crop production, potentially enabling agriculture on the r…

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Scientists Discover Neanderthals Used Rhino Teeth as Stone Tool Hammers

Google News · May 10, 2026

Scientists discovered that Neanderthals collected and used rhinoceros teeth as hammers for crafting stone implements, revealing new insights into their toolmak…

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UMinho apresenta projetos que captaram 50 milhões de euros em financiamento

O Minho · Aug 11, 2026

A Universidade do Minho realiza evento de 22 a 24 de setembro para apresentar projetos de investigação e inovação que geraram 50 milhões de euros em financiame…

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