Category: Science

NASA’s latest Mars images have ignited discussions about potential machinery or artificial constructs on the planet’s surface. The reactions have varied from geological explanations to theories about alien artifacts.

For ages, people have debated whether our understanding of math is innate or acquired. Now, a new study involving AI is shedding light on this timeless question.

After fifteen years of operation, Japan officially concludes its “Planet C” mission, marking the end of humanity’s exploration around Venus. Launched in 2010, the mission faced challenges but ultimately contributed valuable data before losing contact. In light of future plans, one can only hope for renewed efforts in studying our elusive neighbor.

A remarkable discovery has been made by researchers in Australia regarding a troublesome invasive snail species that threatens crops: ‘We didn’t see this coming.’

NASA’s Artemis II mission is set to take off next year, marking the return of astronauts to lunar exploration after fifty years. Recent modifications to the SLS rocket promise a safer and smoother journey for the crew.

Researchers have unveiled a promising nanovaccine called “NICER,” designed to target both tumor cells and cancer stem cells after surgery.

Michael E. Mann argues that Trump’s recent actions reflect a destructive agenda set by powerful interests, undermining science and reality.

Recent images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS during the total lunar eclipse on September 7 suggest it might be turning green. This phenomenon is a bit unusual since most comets known to science emit this greenish glow due to vapor, but initial studies show a lack of the common molecule that causes this effect.

Centenarians are the fastest-growing age group globally, doubling roughly every decade since the 70s. Researchers are exploring which lifestyle and genetic factors help people lead long, healthy lives.

A new species of frog has been identified in southeastern Brazil, but tragically, it is already extinct.