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.
A pilot trial found lactoferrin-enriched yogurt helped maintain iron stores in pregnant women with gestational diabetes, with no adverse effects, though metabolic improvements were limited.
Two families are suing a North Dakota hospital after a Colorado man discovered via DNA testing that he and another man were switched at birth in 1988. The hospital denies responsibility, citing destroyed records from nearly four decades ago.
NASA's Link spacecraft launched July 3 to perform an unprecedented robotic rescue of the Swift gamma-ray telescope, which is rapidly falling from orbit due to atmospheric drag. The $30 million mission aims to boost Swift's altitude by 100 miles, extending its operational life another decade.
The Moon continues cooling and contracting, creating seismic stress that produces moonquakes near proposed south polar landing sites for human exploration. Engineers must account for this geological hazard in habitat design and site selection.
Mario Tennis Fever launches version 1.1.0 with Galaxy Court, Black Hole Racket, GameShare support, and balance adjustments across Nintendo Switch platforms.
Japanese researchers identified the fundamental physics of superionic conduction, where ions move freely through solid crystals via sublattice melting. The discovery could accelerate development of next-generation solid-state batteries.
Researchers developed a knot theory-based framework to classify knitted and crocheted fabrics by analyzing how defects propagate through textile structures, enabling design of materials with tailored mechanical properties.
Margaret Press, programadora jubilada, revolucionó la investigación criminal combinando genealogía con análisis de ADN, identificando víctimas de asesinatos sin resolver a través del Proyecto DNA Doe.
Researchers demonstrate fractional high-Chern insulator properties in twisted rhombohedral graphene, advancing quantum material engineering with potential applications in topological electronics.
A rare meteorite crashed through a New Jersey home, providing scientists with a pristine solar system fragment that may contain clues about life's origins and ancient asteroids.
New research published in Nature suggests ketogenic diets may promote intestinal tumors through lipid metabolism rather than ketone production, challenging assumptions about the diet's safety.
NASA's Dale Reed Subscale Flight Research Laboratory uses remotely piloted and autonomous small aircraft to test innovative aerospace concepts cost-effectively, advancing technologies from wildfire monitoring to Mars parachute systems.
New JWST observations reveal that spiral arms and bars in early galaxies efficiently channeled cold gas to fuel star formation during cosmic noon, contradicting previous theories of chaotic early galaxies.
Astronomers independently discovered a faint gas giant around Beta Pictoris using different telescopes, marking the dimmest directly imaged exoplanet and revealing insights into young planetary system formation.
Indian-administered Kashmir has ordered educational institutions to review all books for 'objectionable' content, sparking accusations of censorship and threats to academic freedom in a region with contested history.
NASA is intensifying preparations for Artemis III, targeting a mid-to-late 2027 launch with four astronauts aboard the SLS rocket. The mission will conduct orbital operations with commercial lunar landers before the planned 2028 lunar landing.
NASA is intensifying preparations for the Artemis III crewed lunar mission scheduled for 2027, including rocket stacking and Starship docking tests in Earth orbit.
Scientists analyzing a meteorite that crashed through a New Jersey house in July 2024 found salt-rich fluids and organic compounds potentially linked to life's origins, marking only the second witnessed fall of its rare type.
NASA successfully reactivated Voyager 1's backup thrusters after 37 years of dormancy to maintain the spacecraft's antenna alignment with Earth, demonstrating extraordinary deep-space engineering discipline.
Investigadores de la NASA analizaron un meteorito que impactó una casa en Nueva Jersey en julio de 2024, descubriendo fragmentos alterados por agua salina de un asteroide primitivo, lo que revela procesos químicos desconocidos en mundos protoplanetarios.
IBM abre su laboratorio de computación cuántica en Nueva York, mostrando cómo estas máquinas resuelven problemas complejos simultáneamente, con aplicaciones en medicina, finanzas y física.
La investigación científica demuestra una relación directa entre altas temperaturas y aumento de criminalidad violenta, especialmente en violencia de género, refutando mitos sobre la influencia lunar.
Scientists studying a meteorite that crashed through a New Jersey home in 2024 discovered preserved molecules from a primitive asteroid, potentially revealing how life's building blocks reached Earth.
El Very Large Telescope del Observatorio Paranal en Chile detectó Beta Pictoris d, un exoplaneta extremadamente débil que estuvo oculto durante más de 10 años. Es uno de los planetas más ligeros jamás fotografiados desde la Tierra, ubicado a 63 años luz.
