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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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ScienceDaily · Jul 29, 2026

Japan's Kikai Supervolcano Recharging With Fresh Magma, Study Finds

Scientists discovered a vast magma reservoir beneath Japan's Kikai caldera is refilling with fresh molten material, similar to the system that produced the largest Holocene eruption 7,300 years ago. The findings could improve forecasting of giant caldera eruptions worldwide.

Phys.org · Jul 29, 2026

Biologists Revive Lamarckism to Explain Evolution's Blind Spots

Scientists are integrating Lamarckian inheritance—the idea that acquired traits can be passed to offspring—with Darwinian natural selection to explain evolutionary phenomena that standard theory cannot account for, supported by epigenetic research across multiple species.

Mirage News · Jul 28, 2026

Queen Bee Pheromones Guide Daughters' Critical Life Choices

Smithsonian researchers discovered that queen sweat bee pheromones influence daughters' decisions to remain as workers or leave to establish independent nests, revealing how chemical signals may stabilize early insect societies.

The New York Times · Jul 28, 2026

Gunther von Hagens, Creator of Polarizing 'Body Worlds,' Dies at 81

Gunther von Hagens, the German scientist who pioneered plastination and created the controversial Body Worlds exhibitions, has died at 81. His anatomical displays attracted millions globally while sparking ongoing ethical debates.

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