Category: Science

On November 20, SpaceX launched over 100 satellites into orbit on the Transporter 15 mission, marking another milestone in rideshare launches.

A Russian launch facility in Kazakhstan has been damaged, marking the first time in over sixty years that Russia cannot send astronauts into space.

Researchers have developed a method to transform waste from particle accelerators into crucial cancer treatment isotopes.

At a staggering 900 meters wide, this newly discovered crater dwarfs previous Holocene records by three times.

This subtle yet impactful trend is transforming our perspectives on research and the future of medicine.

An official confirmed there have been no deaths or injuries, but the ash covered villages, severely affecting local livestock.

ISRO has unveiled a rare close-up image of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS using its Mount Abu telescope, enhancing global research efforts as various teams explore its trajectory.

This month, a series of intense X-class solar flares created stunning auroras that were visible from a surprisingly wide area—stretching from northern Europe all the way to Florida. Researchers at NJIT’s Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research (CSTR) have also documented how these solar events affected Earth’s upper atmosphere, albeit in less obvious ways.

Research unveils alarming rise in leptospirosis among marine animals off the California coast, indicating rapid changes in ocean conditions.

Experts believe a recently recovered object is an imploded Russian sonobuoy, found by scuba divers off the coast of Wales.