Category: Science

NASA aims to launch a nuclear reactor to the Moon by 2030 as part of its project to create a permanent human base. This initiative focuses on providing a consistent power source for lunar missions, tackling the limitations of solar energy, especially during long periods of darkness. The effort occurs in the backdrop of an expanding international space rivalry.

NASA has unveiled a clearer view of enigmatic features on Mars, buried deep under its polar ice. This follows an intriguing radar signal detected back in 2018, sparking thoughts of a hidden underground lake. Now, recent findings seem to tell a different story.

Pexels Image by Tom Swinnen Researchers in Jackson are making significant strides toward finding a potential cure for Alzheimer’s by studying dolphin brains. Their remarkable findings could change the course of neurological research.

Research shows that octopuses can sense and react to the microbiomes on the seafloor using specialized receptors located in their arms. This enhances our understanding of how marine life interacts with its environment.

After years of battling Alzheimer’s, scientists say they might have discovered a nanotechnology that could provide solutions.

Scientists uncovered troubling evidence of PFAS accumulation in blood samples, revealing concerns about human health impacts.

NASA’s Voyager 1, launched in 1977 during a rare planetary alignment, zoomed faster than its twin, Voyager 2, using gravity assists from Jupiter and Saturn. By 2025, it flew an incredible 15.7 billion miles from Earth and faced extreme conditions of 54,000°F as it entered interstellar space.

Imagine bumblebees picking up Morse code like it’s no big deal, right? It sounds bizarre, but a new experiment proves this isn’t just sci-fi imagination. Researchers have shown that these little creatures can actually figure out light patterns mimicking Morse code to find food; who would have thought insects could have that kind of brain power?

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.