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.
Researchers have discovered a sideways Hall effect that contradicts Edwin Hall's 1879 principle requiring perpendicular magnetic fields, potentially reshaping fundamental physics understanding.
China's Tianwen-3 mission enters prototype phase with focus on retrieving Martian samples and searching for signs of life, positioning itself as a competitor to US Mars exploration efforts.
A 2025 study identifies ferrihydrite, an iron mineral formed in cool liquid water, as the primary source of Mars's red color, suggesting the planet had water earlier than previously thought.
A NASA rover has detected extensive organic carbon in ancient river rocks on Mars, strengthening the scientific case for potential past microbial life on the planet.
Estudo da Universidade de Miami relaciona consumo regular de álcool a maior risco de morte por diversos tipos de câncer, incluindo mama, próstata e cólon, mesmo em pequenas quantidades diárias.
Research shows mothers handle 71% of cognitive household tasks like planning and remembering, while fathers typically manage episodic tasks. Experts explain how unequal maternity leave and traditional roles entrench this pattern and offer strategies for couples to share the burden.
Scientists who reported water geysers on Jupiter's moon Europa in 2014 have reanalyzed Hubble data and reduced their confidence from 99.9% to below 90%, suggesting the signal may be statistical noise.
A German rocket has successfully reached space, marking Europe's entry into the competitive satellite launch market. The achievement represents a significant milestone for European space capabilities.
A Flinders University study of 9,704 women found high coffee consumption (5+ cups daily) associated with lower bone mineral density, while tea consumption showed positive effects on bone health.
Research associates a specific body part with longer lifespan, prompting health-conscious readers to consider fitness improvements.
Elon Musk alertó que la humanidad se está extinguiendo tras un hito demográfico: por primera vez, personas de 65+ superan en número a niños menores de 5 años. El fenómeno refleja mayor longevidad pero caída de natalidad.
Research suggests pterostilbene, a compound found in blueberries, may help muscle cells burn excess fat by stabilizing a protein called PPARδ, potentially offering new insights into metabolic health.
Jupiter's moon Ganymede contains more liquid water than Earth's oceans combined, but it remains trapped beneath 150km of ice with unknown surface accessibility.
Research reveals a significant connection between age-related muscle loss and heightened infection risk, suggesting muscle tissue plays a critical role in immune function.
Scientists conducted a breakthrough experiment dropping 20,000 atoms in free fall, demonstrating that quantum objects obey Einstein's gravitational principles and resolving a major conflict between quantum physics and general relativity.
The world's largest dark matter detector has recorded an anomalous signal that physicists believe may represent the first direct evidence of dark matter particles, potentially resolving one of physics' greatest mysteries.
NASA regularly sends astronauts to a small gas station town in Utah for specialized training. The remote location provides unique geological and environmental conditions valuable for space mission preparation.
Scientists are planning investigations to determine whether alien debris exists on the lunar surface, representing a novel approach to searching for extraterrestrial evidence.
Research suggests Venus remained temperate and potentially habitable for most of its history until massive carbonatite lava flows released CO₂, transforming it into today's hellish conditions.
An eight-year-old girl in northeastern Brazil has logged 18 preliminary asteroid detections using computer sky-survey images, potentially breaking the record for youngest asteroid discoverer.
Physicists have detected an unusual signal in a dark-matter detector that may represent the first evidence of dark matter particles, exciting the scientific community.
Researchers discovered eight cave sites in south-west Ireland with rock art dating back 15,000 years, suggesting the first known humans arrived from Wales across a now-submerged land bridge during the Ice Age.
Scientists have confirmed a pit in the Moon's Sea of Tranquility opens into an underground cave, likely an ancient lava tube. Modeling suggests lunar gravity could support tubes kilometers wide.
Scientists identified a bacterium in the urinary tract capable of converting DHEA into testosterone under laboratory conditions, revealing a previously unknown microbial route to a hormone central to prostate biology and potentially relevant to cancer research.
