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.
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket achieved its 36th flight, a record-breaking milestone for the reusable launch vehicle. The achievement highlights progress in SpaceX's launch cadence and Starlink business expansion.
China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has captured the first images of Kamo'oalewa, an asteroid in quasi-lunar orbit around Earth, marking a significant achievement in space exploration and asteroid research.
Archaeological discoveries in a Turkish cave suggest Neanderthals and modern humans shared similar cultural practices, challenging previous assumptions about their interactions and cognitive abilities.
Research reveals persistent vision problems after COVID-19 are caused by ongoing inflammation, nerve damage, and immune dysregulation, affecting even those with mild infections.
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has awakened from hibernation 6 billion miles from Earth, approaching the boundary of interstellar space beyond Pluto's orbit.
Research shows microplastics accumulate in human brain tissue and artery plaque at concerning levels, with patients carrying plastic-contaminated plaque facing 4.53-fold higher risk of cardiovascular events and death.
Harvard researchers developed a silicon chip that synthesizes 64 DNA sequences simultaneously using water-based enzymatic processes, offering a cleaner alternative to traditional solvent-intensive chemical manufacturing.
Research suggests smelling dark chocolate can improve leg workout performance and reduce perceived exertion, even when exercising on an empty stomach.
H5N1 avian influenza has been confirmed in six birds across Australia, marking the last continent to detect the virus. Scientists warn of potential zoonotic spillover risks to humans amid inadequate public health preparedness.
Australian technological advances in robotics and construction are supporting NASA's lunar base development, with innovations expected to transform Earth-based building practices while enabling permanent human presence on the Moon.
A McGill-led study projects that shifting to cleaner transportation in Montreal and Toronto could prevent over 3,600 premature deaths by 2040 by reducing ultrafine particle pollution from vehicle exhaust.
Survey reveals 90% of older Australians recognize RSV as serious, but only 38% believe they're personally at risk. Experts warn aging immune systems make seniors vulnerable to complications.
A Swiss study of 41 adults found no significant changes in the ocular surface microbiome or tear proteome between smokers and non-smokers, though researchers caution that subtle effects cannot be ruled out given the small sample size.
Researchers have documented live goblin sharks thriving in their natural deep-sea habitat for the first time, expanding the species' known geographic range and establishing new depth records for this ancient shark lineage.
Research shows ocean temperature patterns restrict simultaneous droughts to 1.8-6.5% of land, far below earlier estimates, offering hope for global food security through strategic planning.
New research shows octopuses and cephalopods evolved large brains despite being solitary, challenging the social brain hypothesis and suggesting habitat complexity drives intelligence evolution.
Diez casas de bolsa recomiendan acciones defensivas para julio en Brasil, lideradas por Itaú, Vale y Petrobras, ante salida de capital extranjero y limitaciones en recortes de tasas.
Japanese researchers successfully grew rice in simulated lunar soil using a low-power plasma device that converts atmospheric nitrogen into fertilizer, with unexpected benefits for both space agriculture and Earth-based farming.
A five-year South Pole Telescope survey catalogued over 7,000 galaxy clusters, with roughly 20% previously unknown. The data reveals unexpected patterns in star formation across cosmic history.
Advanced neutrino observatories worldwide are positioned to detect the next Galactic supernova through weakly-interacting particles that penetrate cosmic dust, enabling unprecedented measurements of neutron star properties and fundamental physics.
Researchers developed Resonant Neutron Reflectometry to observe hydrogen absorption processes in materials in real-time, reducing analysis time from hours to seconds and revealing four distinct absorption stages.
A comprehensive analysis of 43,681 submersible dives since 1958 reveals humans have directly observed less than 0.001% of the deep seafloor—an area roughly the size of Rhode Island—highlighting the vast unknowns in Earth's largest habitat.
A comprehensive analysis of 43,681 submersible dives over 70 years reveals humans have visually observed less than 0.001% of the deep seafloor, highlighting how little we know about Earth's oceans compared to other celestial bodies.
El absentismo laboral en España experimenta un crecimiento significativo, impulsado por factores como el envejecimiento poblacional, problemas de salud mental y el impacto de reformas laborales recientes.
