Category: Science

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.

Explore fresh insights into aging and discover easy steps you can take today for better health and vitality.

A new find reveals a crocodile-like fossil from the Jurassic period, estimated to be over 200 million years old.

Researchers discover innovative strategies to halt the virus before it affects humans, offering hope against one of the most lethal tick-related diseases.

NASA’s venture into nuclear propulsion technology is a game changer for space exploration. By harnessing nuclear power in rockets, the agency aims to transform our approach to traversing the universe—potentially speeding up journeys, making them safer, and vastly boosting efficiency. This innovative leap has the potential to dramatically enhance our exploration capabilities.