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.
Johns Hopkins study finds strength training poses no increased arrhythmia risk for people with arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, contrasting with high-intensity aerobic exercise which carries 58% higher risk.
NC and Samsung Electronics will debut a playable demo of the magic RPG 'Astrae Oratio' at Tokyo Game Show 2026, featuring Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphones and innovative 3D Spatial Signage displays.
Research shows that how mechanical ventilation distributes energy across lung regions depends on structural properties, not just total power. Global mechanical power alone cannot predict regional energy exposure in heterogeneous lungs.
Eye-tracking study reveals depressed individuals show altered attention to social information depending on comparison context, with attention patterns varying by whether comparisons are upward, downward, or similarity-based.
Researchers are systematically searching for undiscovered insect species in Central Park and Prospect Park using DNA barcoding, challenging the notion that new species discoveries only occur in remote wilderness areas.
New research indicates Mercury is shrinking at a faster rate than previously understood, challenging existing models of the planet's geological evolution and internal dynamics.
Um robô da Nasa identificou buracos misteriosos no solo marciano, levantando novas questões sobre a geologia e possível atividade subterrânea do planeta vermelho.
New research suggests that light exposure during sleep, even at low levels, may damage heart structure and function, presenting a previously underrecognized cardiovascular health risk.
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered ancient tombs from the Chimu kingdom that escaped looting for centuries, marking what one expert calls the discovery of the decade.
Two scientists studying narcolepsy have won a prestigious Lasker Award for research that led to a new drug targeting the disorder's root cause.
New research suggests Mercury is contracting more rapidly than scientists anticipated, potentially reshaping understanding of the planet's geological evolution and internal structure.
The BepiColombo spacecraft has successfully arrived at Mercury after an 8-year journey, marking humanity's third visit to the planet and beginning its orbital mission to study the planet's particle environment.
A remarkably preserved fossil feather may explain differential survival rates among bird species during the dinosaur-killing asteroid impact, offering new insights into avian evolution.
A LINK spacecraft attempted but failed to save NASA's Swift Observatory from falling out of orbit. The aging space telescope is now in its final mission phase.
A physicist examines the mathematical feasibility of Star Trek's famous Picard maneuver tactical move, applying real physics to the fictional starship combat technique.
Chalmers researchers achieved 1,000x faster quantum operations using quantum lattice gates, advancing toward practical and reliable quantum computing systems.
A new study suggests that walking briskly, rather than focusing on step count alone, may reduce death risk in some adults, challenging the popular 10,000-step benchmark.
SpaceX successfully launched a classified payload for the U.S. Space Force aboard a Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, with the mission details kept confidential.
A NASA photo processing technique originally developed for Mars exploration is now being used to reveal previously hidden ancient rock art on Earth, demonstrating unexpected applications of space technology.
IBM and NASA have launched a foundation AI model designed to map ice deposits and craters on the Moon, supporting NASA's goal of returning humans to the lunar surface by 2028.
China is restructuring its lunar exploration program and modifying the Chang'e-8 mission to the lunar south pole, with Chang'e-7 postponed as part of broader organizational changes.
SpaceX realizou uma missão classificada para a Força Espacial dos EUA. Os detalhes da operação permanecem sob sigilo.
New research suggests Mercury is shrinking at a faster rate than previously understood, prompting scientists to reassess the planet's geological evolution and internal dynamics.
New research reveals bacteria can store and recall memories similarly to artificial neural networks, challenging assumptions about cognition requiring brains.
