The Exploration Company Unveils Proposed Crew Capsule - European Spaceflight

The Exploration Company has unveiled a proposed crew variant of its Nyx spacecraft, which will be capable of carrying a crew of five.

Astronomers Discover Rogue Black Hole Devouring Star in the Unlikeliest of Places - SciTechDaily

UC Berkeley astronomers found a hidden black hole roaming far from the galaxy’s core. It may eventually merge with the central black hole and release gravitational waves. Astronomers have identified nearly 100 cases of massive black holes feasting on stars, a…

Scientists Just Proved That All Life on Earth Follows One Simple Rule - Yahoo

A new study provides empirical evidence for a rule explored by biogeographers for centuries.

The Last Time NASA's Voyager "Looked Back" At Our Solar System, This Is What It Saw - IFLScience

Before it met the 30,000-50,000 kelvin wall at the edge of our Solar System, Voyager 1 took its final images.

Scientists Investigating Small Orange Objects Coating Surface of the Moon - Futurism

Over half a century ago, Apollo astronauts encountered something surprising littering the desolate surface of the Moon: tiny orange beads.

“We Have No Explanation”: Physicists Baffled by Mysterious Radio Signals Detected in Antarctica, Making Them Rethink the Laws of Physics - The Daily Galaxy

Strange radio pulses have been detected in Antarctica, defying all expectations. Scientists are struggling to explain these unusual signals, which don't fit any known models. The discovery has left researchers puzzled, hinting at something much deeper.

The U.S. Is Once Again Set to Take the Lead in Global Innovation After Breaking the Record for the Most Powerful Electron Beam - The Daily Galaxy

SLAC scientists have just shattered records with an electron beam five times more powerful than ever before. This breakthrough opens new doors in physics, chemistry, and beyond.

After Resilience’s moon landing attempt, why openness is key to the lunar economy - SpaceNews

After Resilience’s moon landing attempt, why openness is key to the lunar economy

Strange radio waves detected coming from the ice in Antarctica. - Farmingdale Observer

Scientists from Penn State University have made a startling discovery in one of Earth's most remote locations. The Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA) experiment has detected unusual radio signals coming from beneath Antarctic ice that challenge our…

50 years later, a quantum mystery has finally been solved. - Stewartville Star

The quantum physics community is buzzing with excitement after researchers at Rice University finally observed a phenomenon that had eluded scientists for over 70 years. This breakthrough, recently published in Science Advances is known as the superradiant ph…

'Hard to fathom': Sewage crisis at Calif. coastline can be seen from space - SFGATE

The sewage crisis at the San Diego-Tijuana border is creating massive amount of toxic pollution.

Meet the moths that map the stars to fly long distances - PBS

It's an impressive feat for Bogong moths, whose brains are smaller than the size of a grain of rice, to rely on the night sky for their odyssey, said study author David Dreyer with Lund University in Sweden.

Firefly announces commercial lunar imagery service - SpaceNews

Firefly Aerospace says it plans to offer a commercial lunar imaging service for use by governments and companies.

Astronomers create a dazzling, elaborate map of nearby galaxy in thousands of colors - KSL News

Astronomers have revealed a nearby spiral galaxy in all its brilliant glory, shining in thousands of colors.

‘Dragon Man’ DNA revelation puts a face to a mysterious group of ancient humans - Yahoo

Scientists have recovered genetic material from a skull found in northeastern China, which they say reveals the most complete Denisovan fossil to date.

Physicists entangle 13,000 nuclear spins, unlocking the power of the 'dark state' - Earth.com

By carefully steering atomic nuclear spins, researchers found a way to store and retrieve quantum information without sacrificing stability.