SSpace Read More Lai Ka-ying is Hong Kong’s first astronaut. Her mentor saw her talent years agoMay 23, 2026 If you are working on a space station orbiting hundreds of kilometres above Earth, the woman set to…
PPhysics Read More “Different Flows of Time All Exist at the Same Moment”: Scientists Claim Trapped-Ion Atomic Clocks Can Observe “Quantum Superposition of Time”May 23, 2026 An international team of researchers has demonstrated a theoretical framework showing that state-of-the-art trapped-ion atomic clocks could be…
SScience Read More Scientists discover the perfect temperature to keep mangoes fresh much longerMay 23, 2026 Mangoes are among the world’s most popular tropical fruits, valued for their sweet flavor and rich nutritional content.…
SSpace Read More ‘For All Mankind’s’ Costa Ronin on ruling Mars, honoring cosmonaut history, and learning to tie his tie (interview)May 23, 2026 Acclaimed actor Costa Ronin (“The Americans,” “Homeland”) is another fresh face in Apple TV’s “For All Mankind” season…
PPhysics Read More Quantum ‘Jamming’ Could Help Unlock the Mysteries of CausalityMay 23, 2026 The original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine. For the past few decades, researchers have understood…
SScience Read More Scientists just found a faster, cleaner way to extract lithium for EV batteriesMay 23, 2026 Demand for lithium is soaring as automakers ramp up electric vehicle production and energy companies build larger battery…
EEnvironment Read More China and Russia have again blocked moves to protect the endangered emperor penguinMay 23, 2026 China and Russia have been accused of blocking global efforts to protect the emperor penguin amid concerns the…
SSpace Read More Massive ‘X’ and ‘V’ shapes will appear on the moon tonight — here’s how to see themMay 23, 2026 Celestron SkyMaster Pro 15×70 (Image credit: Celestron) These are our best binoculars for moon views. The 15x magnification…
SScience Read More Anthropologist Marshall Sahlins called early hunter-gatherer societies “the original affluent society” — not because they had more than us, but because they wanted less than they had, and worked the minimum required to meet what they wantedMay 23, 2026 The American anthropologist Marshall Sahlins defined affluence not as a satisfaction of wants. Essentially he argued that one…
EEnvironment Read More Antarctic station discovers its shipping containers floating away on iceberg after blizzardMay 23, 2026 From the air, they look like seven little ants on a torn piece of white paper. But a…
SSpace Read More Scientists put a number on the true value of the Psyche asteroid, and the figures are astronomicalMay 23, 2026 An asteroid named ’16 Psyche’ has a keen way of keeping scientists on their toes. For years, it…
SScience Read More NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captures stunning Mars images during high-speed flybyMay 23, 2026 NASA’s Psyche spacecraft made a close pass by Mars on May 15, flying within 2,864 miles (4,609 kilometers)…