Science

NASA’s T-38 Jets Get New Look as Astronauts Prepare for Space

NASA has repainted one of its T-38 astronaut training jets with a black, white, and colorful livery to serve as…

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1,000 People Bury Underpants in Global Protest

Citizen scientists from 25 countries participated in the "Proof by Underpants" experiment to assess global soil health by burying cotton…

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Psychiatry’s Diagnostic Manual Gets Biological Update

The DSM serves as the global standard for psychiatric diagnosis but has historically excluded biological data due to immature scientific…

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Scientists Successfully Run Two Genetic Codes Simultaneously

Scientists have achieved a breakthrough by running two genetic codes simultaneously, offering a new way to manipulate cellular machinery without…

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Can a Seattle firm capture 15,000 years of solar wind in 4 hours?

Helium-3 is trapped in the lunar regolith because the Moon lacks a magnetic field to deflect solar wind, resulting in…

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Humanoid Robots Break Records, Catch Fire at World Games

Humanoid robots demonstrated significant athletic advancements by surpassing human sprint records, though they also suffered dramatic mechanical failures and struggled…

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Preserving Glow-in-the-Dark Art and Fashion

Researchers at the Indianapolis Museum of Art are studying the chemical degradation of phosphorescent and fluorescent pigments to preserve Stephen…

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Pacific Fusion’s Next Machine Targets Key Commercial Hurdle

Pacific Fusion has broken ground on a new facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico, designed to achieve net facility gain by…

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Lab Firms Sold Antibodies With Manipulated Images

Postdoctoral researcher Reese Richardson uncovered widespread image manipulation in marketing materials for over 17,000 commercial antibodies, revealing fabricated data used…

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Galbot Robots Complete 100 Rallies vs Tennis Champion

Galbot Robots claimed to complete over 100 autonomous tennis rallies against former pro Zheng Jie at the World Humanoid Robot…

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Humanoid robot breaks Bolt’s 100m record, but experts unimpressed

A humanoid robot from Beijing-based X-Humanoid won the 100-metre dash in 9.39 seconds at the second World Humanoid Robot Games,…

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How Your Router Tracks You Even Without Your Phone

Researchers have discovered that standard WiFi networks can identify individuals with near-perfect accuracy by analyzing unencrypted beamforming feedback signals, even…

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How Volcanoes Shaped History

The 1883 eruption of Krakatau obliterated islands in the Java-Sumatra strait and claimed over 36,000 lives, primarily through devastating tsunamis…

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Who gets credit when AI designs a new drug?

US law currently requires a human "individual" to be named as an inventor, as confirmed by a federal appeals court…

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Parker’s AI model learns from living skin tissue

Michael Polansky leads Outer Biosciences, a biotech startup that combines AI with living human tissue research, while also serving as…

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Trump space policy proposes new federal-land spaceport

President Trump signed a directive aiming to expand U.S. space launch infrastructure to support over 1,000 launches and reentries annually…

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Letara secures ¥2.6bn ($16mn) for non-explosive hybrid rocket engines

Japanese startup Letara, spun out of Hokkaido University, raised about ¥2.6bn ($16mn) to develop hybrid rocket engines that run on…

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Mouse hibernation triggers widespread synapse loss

The prevailing theory that memories are stored in stable synaptic connections is challenged by the fact that synapses constantly remodel,…

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Thunder and fiber optics improve seismic imaging

Seismic waves from natural earthquakes and human-made explosions are traditionally used to map Earth's interior, but thunderstorms offer a middle-ground…

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Europe scraps Ariane 6 rocket upgrade plans

Ariane 6 has achieved a flawless record since its 2024 debut, completing eight missions with perfect orbital insertion and offering…

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