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The Moon and Spica Share the Sky in a Celestial Dance on May 9
On the evening of May 9, stargazers around the world will be treated to a breathtaking astronomical event.
Earth’s Changing Canvas: 50 Years of Climate Transformation Seen from Space
In 1972, the Apollo 17 crew captured a photograph that would become one of the most iconic images ever taken: the “Blue Marble.” This full
A Mathematical Bridge Between the Very Big and the Very Small
Physicists have long sought a unified framework that can reconcile general relativity, which describes gravity and the structure of spacetime on cosmological scales, with quantum
White House Blocks New NIH Rules on Scientific Integrity
Trump administration has stopped the National Institutes of Health (NIH) from adopting a new policy.
NASA Launches SPHEREx Telescope to Explore Millions of Galaxies
NASA Launches SPHEREx Telescope to Explore Millions of Galaxies
Quantum Memory Advances Bring Quantum Internet Closer to Reality
Scientists are making strides in developing a quantum internet by testing quantum memories—devices that store delicate quantum information. These memories are key to establishing quantum
Scientists Uncover Light-Activated Process That Could Enable Full Recycling of Plastics
A groundbreaking discovery presents a promising method for breaking down stubborn plastics like Plexiglass into their original building blocks, potentially transforming the recycling landscape. Unlike
Breakthrough in Solar Cell Technology: New Method Achieves Full Recycling of Perovskite Panels
Researchers at Linköping University have unveiled a sustainable method for completely recycling perovskite solar cells using water as a non-toxic solvent instead of harmful chemicals.
A tiny neutrino detector makes a big impact at a nuclear reactor
A compact method of detecting subatomic particles offers new insights into physics theories. A tiny neutrino detector has successfully operated at a nuclear reactor, demonstrating
Earth had new, temporary radiation rings last year
A powerful solar storm on May 10, 2024, produced dazzling auroras visible as far south as Florida. However, it also had another unexpected effect: the