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.
Saturn's moon Titan exhibits a complete hydrological cycle with methane rainfall, rivers, and lakes flowing over water-ice terrain, mirroring Earth's water cycle but with liquid methane instead of water.
Praveen Raja, VP de Salud Digital en Samsung, destaca que el Galaxy Watch puede contribuir a identificar signos tempranos de deterioro cognitivo mediante monitoreo continuo de salud.
Scripps Institution research reveals California's coastal cliffs emit detectable signals hours before landslides, enabling early warnings that could save lives and improve coastal safety planning.
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has successfully awakened from hibernation over 10 billion kilometers from Earth, continuing its unprecedented mission to explore the outer reaches of the solar system and study the Kuiper Belt.
Researchers discovered bacteria can convert toxic dissolved uranium into a stable chemical compound in 130 days using glycerol as a food source, opening new possibilities for environmental remediation of uranium-contaminated sites.
Scientists propose launching a giant 'airbag' into space as a feasible defense mechanism against catastrophic solar superstorms that could devastate Earth's infrastructure and technology systems.
China successfully landed a reusable rocket booster during an orbital launch for the first time, marking a significant advancement in its space program and intensifying competition with SpaceX.
NASA astronaut Anil Menon, of Indian descent, will launch to the International Space Station on July 14 for an eight-month mission aboard Soyuz MS-29 from Kazakhstan.
UN research reveals 113 developing countries spent more on foreign debt repayment than education in 2025, while global aid to education faces cuts up to 30%, trapping nations in cycles of underinvestment.
NASA has selected SpaceX to launch the Roman Space Telescope, an advanced observatory designed to discover exoplanets and study dark energy. The mission represents a major step in next-generation space exploration capabilities.
Sweden experienced major foodborne illness outbreaks in 2025, with 118 Salmonella cases traced to a laying hen farm. The strain persisted despite 2024 eradication efforts, highlighting challenges in controlling Salmonella Enteritidis in poultry facilities.
Researchers developed a wireless forehead patch using near-infrared spectroscopy to track water-sensitive brain signals during sleep at home, offering a non-invasive alternative to laboratory-based sleep studies and potential insights into glymphatic brain-fluid dynamics.
International researchers successfully combined particle separation and neutron scattering techniques to analyze drug delivery nanoparticles in unprecedented detail, enabling safer and more effective targeted medicine development.
Virginia Tech researchers discovered that Purkinje cell activity in the cerebellum does not reliably predict deep nuclei neuron activity, challenging decades of assumptions about studying movement disorders like dystonia and ataxia.
Un estudio con 10.000 grabaciones en el Parque Kruger demuestra que el 95% de mamíferos africanos huyen más ante voces humanas que ante leones, cocodrilos o disparos de caza.
Manuel Viera Flores, presidente de la Cámara Minera de Chile, argumenta que el país tiene ventajas únicas para liderar la minería espacial: experiencia minera, observatorios astronómicos y desiertos análogos a Marte, pero requiere decisión política.
New climate modeling research suggests Earth's plant life could persist for another 1.8-1.87 billion years, pushing back previous extinction estimates by hundreds of millions of years as hardy species adapt to increasing solar radiation.
Powerful Typhoon Bavi approaches Japan's southwestern islands and threatens Taiwan and China after impacting Guam and US territories, with flights already disrupted across the region.
La NASA busca cuatro voluntarios para un programa de simulación de 12 meses que replicará viajar y vivir en la Luna y Marte, comenzando en agosto de 2027 en Houston.
Japan has identified record-breaking gold concentrations in underwater hydrothermal vents off its coast, including invisible nanoparticles within pyrite minerals. The discovery reignites global debate over deep-sea mining viability and environmental protection.
NASA's Artemis program will conduct the first-ever combustion experiments on the moon to understand how fire behaves in low-gravity environments, critical for astronaut safety and future lunar missions.
NASA's New Horizons probe has successfully awakened from 321-day hibernation six billion miles from Earth, ready to transmit data about the outer solar system and Kuiper Belt.
University of Minnesota researchers created SpudCell, the first synthetic cell assembled from purified chemicals using a bottom-up approach, marking a shift from modifying life to designing it from scratch.
University of Birmingham researchers created a quantum system of ultracold atoms showing time can emerge naturally from internal changes rather than external clocks, challenging fundamental physics assumptions.
