Scientists Describe 'Incredible' Movements of Fruit Fly Sperm - Newser

Giant sperm, relatively speaking, find a way to move together in confined space, study shows

A viral social media stat claims 70% of Gen Z and Millennials can't relax because they were taught rest is wasteful — the number isn't real, but the research behind it is - Space Daily

A few days ago, I came across a stat on social media that stopped my scrolling entirely. Bold text on a plain white background: “70% of Gen Z and Millennials can’t fully relax because they’ve been taught that resting is a waste of time.” I screenshotted it im…

SpaceX "Starfall" launches on secretive test flight - Axios

It's a small uncrewed capsule designed to haul cargo to and from space.

The June strawberry moon is this week: when to look up and peak viewing times - WZTV

Now that the summer solstice has passed, the first full moon of summer is coming to light up the night sky.

This Famously Pink Planet Is Hiding a Surprising Secret - Gizmodo

Astronomers have uncovered the chemical profile of a very pink planet, potentially solving a decade-old mystery about its faint appearance.

Amino acid-supplemented ‘longevity diet’ linked to longer healthy lifespan - USC Today

USC study: Diet, small amounts of amino acid methionine increased healthy lifespan.

Webb found a planet stretched into a lemon shape around a pulsar, with an atmosphere of carbon that seems to rule out every way we know of forming it - Space Daily

Jupiter-mass, squeezed into a lemon by the dead star it hugs, and wrapped in an atmosphere of almost pure carbon unlike any planet ever measured. The team that found it says it appears to break every known way of building a planet.

Making samples one billion times bigger lets simple microscopes pinpoint amino acids - Nature

Stretching protein samples in all directions pulls molecules farther apart, allowing them to be visualized using only light microscopy.

SpaceX launches reentry capsule demo mission called ‘Starfall’ - Spaceflight Now

Researchers at the University of California Riverside found in May 2026 that living systems distribute their amino acids more evenly than non-living chemistry does — a statistical pattern subtle enough that it went unnoticed for decades and powerful enough to - Space Daily

A study published in May in Nature Astronomy proposes a way to separate biological chemistry from non-biological chemistry that does not depend on finding any particular molecule. The signal is not which compounds are present. It is how evenly they are spread…

Column | A new subscription model could make rooftop solar as easy as Netflix - The Washington Post

The end of federal tax credits for rooftop solar and flexible new subscriptions have changed the pros and cons of leasing versus buying.

Humans May Have Always Been Able to Regenerate Body Parts–Scar Tissue Just Gets in the Way - Good News Network

Salamanders can regrow lost limbs by organizing cells into a blastema, a temporary structure that enables tissue regrowth.

This Could Be the Oldest Object Ever Observed - Newser

Interstellar comet 3I/Atlas may have formed just 2B years after the universe itself

Einstein Probe detects mysterious X-ray transient that doesn't fit any known class - Phys.org

Astronomers have reported the discovery of an unusual X-ray transient detected by the Einstein Probe that does not fit any known class of cosmic explosions. The paper presenting its multiwavelength analysis was published in the journal Monthly Notices of the …

A hidden fungal network longer than the distance to the Sun wraps the roots of 70% of Earth's plants, and the first global map finds it densest not under rainforests but wild grasslands - Earth.com

The underground fungi network runs densest beneath wild grasslands, the very habitat that farming is erasing fastest of all.

Experiment upends beliefs on how electrons actually behave in warm dense matter - Phys.org