Developing a clearer 3D model of the galactic center - Phys.org

Earth—our tiny blue dot in the galaxy—is approximately 26,000 light years away from a fascinating and active region of the Milky Way called the Central Molecular Zone (CMZ). This region holds clues about how stars are born, how energy moves through our galaxy…

David Liu, Sam Sternberg unveil new way to insert big genes in human cells - Endpoints News

Scientists led by David Liu and Samuel Sternberg develop improved CRISPR-based gene insertion tool called evoCAST, boosting editing efficiency in human cells to 10-40%.

A common enzyme takes on a surprising role in preventing cancer - Medical Xpress

Researchers at Duke University Medical Center and Wake Forest University School of Medicine have identified ALDH4A1, a mitochondrial proline-metabolizing enzyme, as a third structural component of the mitochondrial pyruvate carrier (MPC) complex. Forming a tr…

Scientists Reveal Satellite Swarm That Can Watch The Whole World in Just 35 Minutes - The Daily Galaxy

A groundbreaking satellite mega constellation will capture high-resolution images of the entire Earth every 35 minutes, transforming global observation forever.

Physicists Say We Were Completely Wrong About How Gravity Works - Yahoo

Ever wonder why our current models of TK? No? Well, many psychisists have — and some have decided to take gravity into their own hands. A theoretical...

Scientists Found Footprints That Push Humanity’s Timeline Back By 40 Million Years - Yahoo

Fossilized tracks in Australia reveal amniotes evolved 35-40 million years earlier than thought, pushing tetrapod origins back to the Devonian period.

Milky Way will soon be visible in California sky. Here’s how and when to see it - Sacramento Bee

The Milky Way will be visible over California in May 2025. Learn the best days, viewing times and NASA tips for observing the spiral galaxy of stars.

Volcano Rumbling Near Oregon Won’t Harm Idaho and Washington - News Radio 1310 KLIX

It Looks Like Something is Going to Blow

Without philosophy Einstein said he would have "contributed nothing" - IAI TV

The U.S. Just Ran a Solar Storm Emergency Drill. The Real Deal Would Be a Catastrophe - Gizmodo

A unique, multi-agency exercise showed how ill-prepared we are for unfavorable space weather.

10 space pictures whose appearances will deceive you - Big Think

There's an old saying that "what you see is what you get." When it comes to the Universe, however, there's often more to the full story.

A robotic manta ray is preparing to conquer the Antarctic depths! What will it do? - Stewartville Star

The innovative Skiper robot, designed to mimic the Chilean manta ray, represents a groundbreaking advancement in Antarctic marine exploration. This biomimetic marvel combines soft robotics with nature-inspired design to navigate beneath ice sheets without dis…

Ancient Archaeological Site In Idaho Suggests Humans Made It To North America 16,000 Years Ago - All That's Interesting

Artifacts found in Cooper's Ferry, Idaho, were radiocarbon dated at 16,000 years old. This could mean the continent was peopled 3,000 years earlier than was thought.

best practices around mosquitoes, with nancy lawson - A Way To Garden

THE FIRST ISSUE of “American Gardener,” the newly redesigned member magazine of the American Horticultural Society, arrived recently, and in it are lots of good reads—including an article by Nancy Lawson, a.k.a. The Humane Gardener.

A Massachusetts Student Accidentally Broke the Laws of Thermodynamics—and No One Can Explain How - The Daily Galaxy

A routine lab mix-up at UMass Amherst led to a strange liquid that reshapes itself no matter how hard it’s shaken. The shape looks familiar—but shouldn’t exist.

Group of photographers capture stunning image of distant galaxy with a black hole at its heart - BBC Sky at Night Magazine

Fornax A is one of the brightest radio galaxies, located on the edge of a galaxy cluster in the Southern Hemisphere constellation Fornax.