Category: Science

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Eight-year-old Ava, bravely fighting acute myeloblastic leukemia, got to live her dream of becoming a scientist during a special day at the University of Tennessee’s College of Pharmacy and College of Nursing.

Scientists have made an exciting accidental breakthrough by identifying the first warp bubble, which has the potential to change the game for space travel. Funded by DARPA, this discovery is sparking fresh debates on quicker-than-light travel, an idea that used to live only in the realm of sci-fi.

Researchers have made a significant discovery in reversing memory loss in mice with dementia-like conditions by enhancing the cellular energy production in their brains. This research sheds light on the damaging effects of mitochondria in neurodegenerative diseases, paving the way for new therapeutic approaches.

A newly found interstellar visitor is speeding towards our solar system, fascinating scientists all over the globe. This unique object appears to shine on its own, prompting a flurry of discussions about where it came from and what it might be. As experts race to comprehend this extraordinary arrival, the scientific community is buzzing with excitement and theories.

This morning, SpaceX proudly launched its Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, successfully placing 28 Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit.

By the 2040s, it’s possible that humans will set foot on Mars. To ensure success, we’ll need reliable food, medicine, and resources from space.

In 1770, botanists Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander collected numerous plants after Captain Cook’s Endeavor hit the Great Barrier Reef. Today, AI is making it easier to access the data held in herbarium collections.

A neurologist discusses what this finding could mean for your health.

Researchers have made a astonishing find in the Arctic by discovering dinosaur eggs in an area previously considered too harsh for such creatures. This amazing discovery not only challenges existing beliefs about dinosaur habitats but also opens up exciting prospects for understanding how these beings survived in tough conditions.

Researchers from the University of Iowa have made a significant breakthrough by testing a technique that activates a gene to prevent craniosynostosis, a serious condition where infants’ skulls close too early.