I Am Artemis: Tom Percy
As NASA sets its sights on long-term exploration of the Moon and Mars, the agency is increasing the…
New material was created in Hiroshima nuclear explosion – Physics World
New material was created in Hiroshima nuclear explosion – Physics World Skip to main content Discover more from…
Wild monkeys read the history written on stone tools
Tool use gives some animals access to foods that teeth, fingers, or claws cannot easily open. Yet using…
Sunlight Generates Quantum Entanglement First Time
Scientists have demonstrated that sunlight, as a natural light source, can generate quantum-entangled photon pairs. With their findings,…
Europa Clipper is already in space, travelling 1.8 billion miles toward Jupiter’s moon Europa, where a subsurface ocean holds more water than every ocean on Earth combined — it arrives April 2030 to ask whether anything is alive inside
Europa Clipper is no longer a spacecraft waiting on a launch pad. NASA launched it on 14 October…
Lessons for the future of NASA Mars exploration from a 1970s mission
July 20 marked the 50th anniversary of one of the biggest robotic spaceflight achievements in NASA’s history: the…
Astronomers capture highest-resolution image ever of the Sun’s surface – Physics World
Astronomers capture highest-resolution image ever of the Sun’s surface – Physics World Skip to main content Discover more…
5 Scariest and most poisonous snakes found in Australia |
In Australia’s dry climate, snake venom evolves to become deadlier for hunting prey. The Inland Taipan is renowned…
Scientists Find a New Way To Detect Hidden Water Ice on the Moon
On the first shift during the lunar flyby observation period, the Artemis II crew captured more than two-thirds…
CBD concerns as Civic office vacancy rate blows out
Canberra’s CBD has too many empty offices. Photo: Ian Bushnell. The office vacancy rate in Canberra’s CBD has…
Mars rover watches Earth disappear behind Phobos photo of the day for Aug. 6, 2025
A composite image captured by NASA’s Perseverance rover on July 2, 2026 showing Earth (the bright dot) passing…
A German fusion machine runs on 50 superconducting coils chilled to 270 degrees below zero, each one a shape no person could have drawn and only a supercomputer could work out, and it held a plasma for 43 seconds before its own institute walked the record back
KeysQuestions4Vehicle1 Germany’s Wendelstein 7-X stellarator made global headlines for beating tokamaks at their own game — then its…