SSpace Read More SpaceX Is Hiring — and Elon Musk Says He’ll Read Your ApplicationMay 21, 2026 Elon Musk is on the hunt for top talent. Loading audio narration… SpaceX’s AI division is hiring engineers…
PPhysics Read More Accurate and fast event-based shape measurement of mixed reflectance scenesMay 21, 2026 Principles In our proposed approach, we tightly integrate event-based triangulation and deflectometry to simultaneously scan all surface types…
SScience Read More Reducing Plastic Pollution at ScaleMay 21, 2026 In 2018, the Norwegian government proposed classifying plastic as potentially hazardous waste under the Basel Convention. Following broad…
SSpace Read More Why Researchers Are Studying House Dust in SpaceMay 21, 2026 While some researchers are looking at toys, others are looking under your couch. The National Institute of Standards…
PPhysics Read More Physicists finally solve the strange mystery of “breathing” lasersMay 21, 2026 An international team of researchers, including a scientist from Aston University, has developed a new mathematical framework that…
SSpace Read More The moon shines with a swarm of stars on May 21 as Jupiter, Venus and Mercury line up nearbyMay 21, 2026 Look west after sunset tonight (May 21) to see the crescent moon shining alongside the Beehive Cluster in…
PPhysics Read More What If the Direction of a Magnet Could Shape the Building Blocks of Life?May 21, 2026 Insider Brief Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Weizmann Institute of Science found that the direction…
SScience Read More Blood glycome possibly predicts lifespanMay 21, 2026 What if a routine blood test could reveal the long-term risk of death, not by measuring cholesterol or…
SSpace Read More SpaceX reveals plans for what could be biggest-ever initial public offeringMay 21, 2026 The world’s richest man has announced plans for one of the biggest sales of stock to the public…
SScience Read More Rainfall around Antarctica is rising far faster than models suggestMay 21, 2026 Climate scientists studying the Southern Ocean rely on a computer reconstruction called ERA5 – a dataset built from…
SSpace Read More The astronauts on the International Space Station see 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets every day, and the question of when to sleep, when to pray, and when to celebrate birthdays has caused genuine philosophical problems for every space agency that has ever sent humans up thereMay 21, 2026 Astronauts have described watching a sunrise from the cupola of the International Space Station, and then, before finishing…
SScience Read More Jupiter’s lightning may be 100x more powerful than Earth’sMay 21, 2026 Jupiter is famous for its enormous storms, some of which have been raging for centuries. Now, scientists have…