Science

Russel Vought to Get NIH Grant Veto Power

The White House is drafting an executive order to grant OMB director Russell Vought veto power over individual NIH grants,…

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T. rex teeth show it ran as warm as an elephant

New research from UCLA scientists reveals that Tyrannosaurus rex maintained a body temperature of approximately 36°C, comparable to that of…

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Learn a New Language to Keep Your Brain Healthy

Learning a new language provides a demanding mental workout that engages multiple cognitive pathways, offering superior brain conditioning compared to…

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WIRED World Fair Miami: November 4 Event Details

WIRED World Fair Miami, taking place on November 4 in the Wynwood district, revives the World’s Fair tradition by transforming…

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How a Tiny Body’s Rings Changed Over the Past Decade

The discovery of rings around the small, 250-kilometer-wide centaur Chariklo in 2013 shattered the long-held assumption that planetary rings are…

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Nikon Small World in Motion 2026 Winner Revealed

Nikon Small World in Motion 2026 crowned Chinese optical engineer Ning Xu as the winner, selecting his submission from a…

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China seeks Raptor 3 engine as SpaceX prepares major Starship test

United Launch Alliance is experiencing a rapid decline in market dominance as it struggles to remain competitive against reusable rocket…

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Nobel Winner Uses AI to Design Novel Molecules

The AI BioDesign project leverages artificial intelligence to create novel molecules and proteins that bypass natural evolutionary constraints, aiming to…

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Boeing Starliner Returns to NASA Spaceflight Plans

NASA is restructuring its human spaceflight strategy to reduce reliance on SpaceX’s Crew Dragon, which may be retired by 2030,…

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Dolphin Bubbles Stuns Fish With Vomit Before Eating Them

Bubbles, a bottlenose dolphin at Lady Elliott Island, uses aggressive kleptoparasitism to harass bigeye trevally until they regurgitate their meals…

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Meteor Tracking Nonprofit Hit by Cyberattack

The International Meteor Organization suffered a severe cyberattack on its aging digital infrastructure, resulting in significant downtime and partial site…

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Neutrino Oscillations Inside Supernovae Explained

Standard models of core-collapse supernovae are incomplete, as they fail to account for flavor-changing neutrino oscillations that may resolve discrepancies…

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Chimps Teach Their Young Tool Tricks

Recent research confirms that chimpanzees actively teach tool use through social learning, where adults model techniques and physically transfer tools…

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Roman Telescope Fuel Lasts 22 Years, Double NASA’s Expectations

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has enough remaining propellant for 22 years of operations, doubling initial projections due to…

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SpaceX Sets Starship Launch Date Next Week

SpaceX plans to launch its 14th Starship mission on September 22, marking the first attempt to send the vehicle into…

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Rocket Lab Reacts to NASA’s Mars Spacecraft Decision

Rocket Lab has filed a formal protest with the US Government Accountability Office against NASA’s decision to award the $700…

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How Prehistoric Builders Moved Devil’s Arrows 11 Miles

Recent scientific analysis confirms that the Devil’s Arrows, Britain's tallest standing stone alignment, were deliberately transported by Neolithic humans from…

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Satellite Firms Still Seek Boutique Launch Services

Astroscale is launching ISSA-J1, a joint venture with JAXA and ISSA to inspect two spinning Japanese satellites, which presents greater…

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NASA Launches US Space Academy to Boost Workforce

NASA plans to establish the United States Space Academy with groundbreaking for a permanent campus by 2027 and initial student…

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Ancient Egyptian Materials Decoded via Proteomics

Proteomics is revolutionizing the study of ancient Egyptian materials by using non-destructive mass spectrometry to identify organic binders, revealing unexpected…

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