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.
NASA's Chandra space telescope released specially curated images of the universe in red, white, and blue colors to commemorate the United States' 250th anniversary celebration.
The Euclid space telescope has captured the most detailed image ever of the Milky Way's galactic center, revealing over 60 million stars and thousands of exoplanets in unprecedented clarity.
Research indicates creatine supplementation at 3-5g daily supports muscle strength, brain function and bone health in aging adults and women, with an established safety profile across hundreds of clinical trials.
Delhi High Court quashed a patent refusal for an in vitro FTIR spectral analysis method for skin cancer, finding the Controller misread the claims as diagnostic when they were analytical research tools.
Research suggests post-menopausal ovaries don't become inactive but instead transition to an immune-regulatory role, challenging long-held assumptions about female reproductive aging.
A fossil discovered in Antarctica and stored in a drawer for four decades has been identified as the continent's first-ever dinosaur bone, classified as a titanosaur species.
Un informe de Capgemini revela que el 19% de solicitudes de potencia para centros de datos nunca se materializan, distorsionando la planificación de inversiones en infraestructura eléctrica mientras la IA dispara la demanda energética.
Julio de 2026 presenta cuatro fases lunares principales, culminando con la Luna de Ciervo el 29 de julio, asociada simbólicamente con el crecimiento y la renovación personal según tradiciones indígenas norteamericanas.
Astronomers using Hawaii's Submillimeter Array detected and observed a gamma-ray burst within minutes of detonation, marking a record for millimetre-wave observations of these cosmic explosions.
Research shows treadmill running is physiologically easier than outdoor running due to belt assistance and lack of air resistance, though outdoor running may provide greater fitness gains and mental health benefits.
The China-ESA SMILE satellite, launched in May to study solar wind effects on Earth's magnetosphere, has entered its designated orbit and begun initial system checks with joint teams in Beijing.
Researchers discovered that melanoma cells achieve immortality through a combination of TERT and TPP1 genetic mutations that dramatically extend telomeres, opening new therapeutic targets for cancer treatment.
Astronomers discovered a third galaxy lacking dark matter using the Keck Observatory, suggesting a rare formation process from violent galactic collisions that challenges current galaxy formation models.
Singapore researchers found that delayed-release alpha-ketoglutarate (dAKG) supplementation was associated with an average 1.8-year reduction in biological age, though longitudinal analysis showed non-significant results.
NASA announced new uncrewed cargo missions to the Moon worth $600 million, advancing plans for a lunar surface base near the south pole despite recent setbacks from Blue Origin's rocket explosion.
Researchers propose the Nautilus Space Observatory, a constellation of 35 telescopes designed to study exoplanet atmosphere formation and evolution, potentially revolutionizing how scientists search for biosignatures beyond Earth.
A study of 961 seasonal allergy sufferers finds that real-time pollen data could help manage symptoms, with over one-third seeing value in personalized, timely information for preventive care.
NASA's JPL is developing MoonFall, autonomous hopping drones designed to scout the lunar south pole ahead of Artemis missions, using rocket-powered hops to navigate extreme terrain where wheeled rovers would fail.
Synthetic genomics enables creation of artificial chromosomes and engineered organisms for medical breakthroughs like gene therapy and xenotransplantation, while raising critical biosecurity and ethical concerns requiring robust international oversight.
Swedish study finds HIV patients face 4.5x higher risk of HPV-associated cancers including anal, penile, vulvar, and cervical types. Transplant recipients also show elevated risk, underscoring need for vaccination and screening.
Quantum gravity research proposes time may emerge from internal correlations rather than exist as a basic ingredient of reality, challenging classical physics intuitions about causality and change.
China is conducting feasibility studies on an integrated space-ground monitoring network to detect near-Earth asteroids and provide early warning of potential impacts, addressing gaps in global planetary defense capabilities.
July offers optimal viewing of the Milky Way between rainy weather, with Venus dominating the evening sky and notable planetary alignments including Mars, Moon, and Uranus on July 11.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, housing the largest digital camera ever built, has officially begun a 10-year survey of the southern sky from a Chilean mountaintop, aiming to map billions of stars and galaxies while investigating dark matter and dark energy.
