PPhysics Read More Scientists find a way to break molecular bonds with less energyJuly 19, 2026 A new study has found that the quantum vacuum – the faint energy that fills even empty space…
SScience Read More Science word of the day: AutotrophJuly 19, 2026 Science word of the day: Autotroph Pronunciation: AW’-tuh-trohf What it means: Autotrophs are organisms that can feed themselves…
SScience Read More The Sky Today on Sunday, July 19: An oval-shaped nebulaJuly 19, 2026 Back to Article List Planetary nebula 6563 is a worthy challenge for larger scopes, floating near the base…
SSpace Read More 7 Stargazing Accessories You Need This Summer — And When To Use ThemJuly 19, 2026 The Sky View XL Stargazing Tent features an ultra-fine mesh roof. Eric_Weiland/Sky View (used with permission) Summer is…
SScience Read More Would You Pay $225,000 To See A Rare Totally Eclipsed Sunset?July 19, 2026 On Aug. 12, the Earth, moon and sun will precisely align to create a total solar eclipse just…
SScience Read More Could infectious microbes on Mars become more dangerous? New research reveals a surprising risk for future astronauts |July 19, 2026 Could infectious microbes on Mars become more dangerous? New research finds answers. For years, as we inch closer…
SScience Read More What’s the Emptiest Place in Space?July 19, 2026 Cosmic voids are vast underdense regions that occupy much of the universe’s volume (about 80% of the observable…
SScience Read More Mini monitor measures artificial heartbeatJuly 19, 2026 An international team, including the University of Tokyo, has created a sensor inspired by the lateral line in…
SScience Read More This ancient star cluster should be filled with black holes from exploding stars. Astronomers just found the first oneJuly 19, 2026 The discovery of a black hole in one of the oldest objects in the Universe could mark the…
SSpace Read More We tend to think reusable rockets are still experimental, but in 2025 SpaceX’s partly reusable Falcon 9 flew 165 missions — one every 2.2 days — and successfully delivered its payload on every flightJuly 19, 2026 The old image of a reusable rocket is still a test article: stainless steel, scorch marks, crowds watching…
SScience Read More When elephants play, they rapidly copy one another’s trunk and head movements — a form of bodily mimicry resembling the contagious smiles and laughter seen in humansJuly 19, 2026 Elephants at play do more than chase, spar and wrestle with their trunks. In a study of African…
SSpace Read More Scientists identify the rare meteorite that killed the dinosaurs 66 million years agoJuly 19, 2026 A rare type of meteorite known as a CO chondrite was likely the object that slammed into Earth…