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A pond in Ethiopia’s Danakil Depression has a measured salinity of 433 grams per kilogram — roughly twelve times saltier than the open ocean and saltier than the Dead Sea — sitting inside one of the hottest, most hostile landscapes on the planet
Scientists have found a pond so saturated with salt that nothing we know should survive in it—yet life does. The post A pond in Ethiopia’s Danakil...
NASA’s Curiosity rover celebrates 5,000 days on Mars with a new “postcard.” - theverge.com
NASA’s Curiosity rover celebrates 5,000 days on Mars with a new “postcard.” theverge.com Curiosity Blog: Tackling Wind Sediment Challenges mirag...
Why is Twist Bioscience stock rallying today?
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Greater Manchester pupils put engineering skills to the test in Manchester Minesweeper challenge
Secondary school pupils from across Greater Manchester have designed, built and competed with their own mine-detecting robots in The University of...
Genetic Technologies Submits Appendix 4G Corporate Governance Report for FY2026
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Shocking Breakthrough: Fruit Fly Brain Successfully Connected to ChatGPT | Revolutionary Neuro-Interface Research - eu.36kr.com
Shocking Breakthrough: Fruit Fly Brain Successfully Connected to ChatGPT | Revolutionary Neuro-Interface Research eu.36kr.com...
On 5 September 1977 a 721.9 kg spacecraft left Cape Canaveral’s LC-41; Voyager 1 reached interstellar space on 25 August 2012 and was 164.7 AU from Earth on 21 August 2024, still sending data
Nearly five decades after launch, humanity's most distant emissary continues transmitting from the edge of the known universe, defying every predictio...
Royce Institute receives £95m funding to back the next generation of materials research
Thousands of patients and innovative businesses are set to receive a boost from over £162 million of funding for trailblazing science announced today...
University of Oklahoma paleontologists identified only the second crinoid fossil ever found with preserved soft tissue — the tube feet of Dendrocrinus simcoensis, dated to about 450 million years ago and spotted in a small museum collection in Montreal
A student at the University of Oklahoma spotted pinhead-sized structures on a crinoid fossil sitting in a small Montreal museum. They turned out to be...
CityUHK team invents novel eDNA membrane to advance understanding of inshore fish diversity - Thailand Business News
CityUHK team invents novel eDNA membrane to advance understanding of inshore fish diversity Thailand Business News...
A volcanic sheet that buried a whole mountain landscape in northern Chile 21.9 million years ago has a top flat enough to put a ceiling on how fast rock in that part of the Andes was being pushed up before the eruption
A flat-topped volcanic sheet holds clues to how fast ancient mountains were rising—and suggests the Andes grew slower than once thought. The post A ...
A tiny bone found in a Siberian cave belonged to a girl who lived around 90,000 years ago, and her DNA revealed something archaeologists had never seen directly before — her mother was Neanderthal and her father was Denisovan
For the first time, scientists directly observed what happens when two extinct human species had a child together—and her remains were hiding in pla...
Sea-level rise could squeeze shorebirds out of critical coastal habitat, researchers find
As sea levels rise, coastal wetlands around the world are expected to shrink—and researchers at the University of British Columbia have found this c...
Archaeologists Just Opened a 4,400-Year-Old Egyptian Tomb, and the Colors Are Still There
In the sands south of Cairo, archaeologists just opened a tomb that has sat untouched for over four thousand years, and what they found inside wasn't ...
Permanently shadowed craters near the Moon’s poles may preserve water ice that future crews could turn into oxygen and hydrogen-based rocket propellant, potentially supporting lunar bases and eventual Mars expeditions. NASA and IBM have now released an AI model trained on roughly two million lunar images spanning more than 30 data layers—and in testing, it outperformed other leading models at mapping where polar ice is most likely to remain stable.
NASA and IBM's open lunar model reduced error by roughly 22 percent on an ice-prospectivity benchmark, while predicting a model-derived stability map ...
A Chinese Satellite Suddenly Shattered In Orbit, Creating A New Space Debris Threat
A Chinese satellite breakup has created a new debris field in a rare orbit where fragments may remain for centuries....
Physicists turn classical light into a quantum machine for information processing
Quantum computers promise to tackle problems that are extraordinarily difficult for today's computers. But there is a major obstacle: quantum systems ...
Tesla plans big safety improvements for Full Self-Driving v15
Tesla is planning to roll out some pretty significant safety and accident avoidance features with Full Self-Driving version 15, which will be the next...
Scientists Just Found Pieces of a Lost Supercontinent Hiding Beneath Three Continents
Buried deep beneath three continents lies evidence of a lost world far larger than anyone imagined. After analyzing tens of thousands of ancient rocks...
In 1913 a man who disliked the intrusion of automobiles began cutting horse roads through land on a Maine island, and did not stop until 1940. There are 45 miles of them inside the national park now, he financed 16 of the 17 stone-faced bridges, and cars are still barred.
One man's refusal to share the road with automobiles created a 45-mile sanctuary that still stands a century later. The post In 1913 a man who dislike...