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Astronomers unmask a supernova impostor

Astronomers unmask a supernova impostor

A distant star has captured astronomers' attention over the past decade, teasing them with indications that it will soon explode as a supernova. But n...

Xbox Is Bringing A Big Dose Of Nostalgia To Its Current-Gen Consoles

Xbox Is Bringing A Big Dose Of Nostalgia To Its Current-Gen Consoles

Xbox is giving old-school gamers a dose of nostalgia by letting them choose older console startup animations when powering on the Xbox Series X or S....

Ask Eartha: What does the term ‘circular economy’ mean?

Ask Eartha: What does the term ‘circular economy’ mean?

Dear Eartha, I’ve been hearing the term “circular economy” recently in the news. What does it mean, why is it important, and what would it look ...

Mānoa: $1M award will establish new chemical reaction dynamics facility at UH Mānoa

Mānoa: $1M award will establish new chemical reaction dynamics facility at UH Mānoa

Researchers will be able to uncover the hidden processes behind chemical reactions....

Scientists knew Mercury was shrinking. They didnt know the true extent.

Scientists knew Mercury was shrinking. They didnt know the true extent.

Mercury is shrinking up to 30 percent more than thought, according to a new study on the solar system's closest world to the sun....

Scientists knew Mercury was shrinking. They didn't know the true extent.

Scientists knew Mercury was shrinking. They didn't know the true extent.

It shrinks? The solar system's smallest planet has suffered significant shrinkage, drawing up 30 percent more than scientists even previously estimate...

Indiana to receive its first nuclear reactor by fall 2028, says Department of War

Indiana to receive its first nuclear reactor by fall 2028, says Department of War

Indiana is scheduled to receive its first small-scale nuclear reactor at Naval Weapons Station Crane by September 2028 as part of an effort to moderni...

GLP-1 Users Are Being Cruelly Shamed by Their Own Families

GLP-1 Users Are Being Cruelly Shamed by Their Own Families

"This has been a life-changing drug so far, and I can't share it with the person I'm closest with." The post GLP-1 Users Are Being Cruelly Shamed by T...

Human embryo base editing can reach all cells but causes unpredictable genetic changes

Human embryo base editing can reach all cells but causes unpredictable genetic changes

A study by researchers at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons has found that new cutting-edge techniques can accurately edi...

What Is An Oil Filter Bypass And Does Your Diesel Car Need One?

What Is An Oil Filter Bypass And Does Your Diesel Car Need One?

Even microscopic debris can contribute to engine wear over time. Bypass oil filters promise cleaner oil, but there's more to consider before installin...

7th-Grader's Underwater Robot Reveals Secrets of Texas Retention Ponds

7th-Grader's Underwater Robot Reveals Secrets of Texas Retention Ponds

A 7th-grader in Texas has developed an aquatic robot to study local retention ponds. The device collects water samples from the bottom of the ponds to...

Hot Ice That Defies Melting: Scientists Spot Hexagonal Superionic Form Deep in Planetary Conditions

Hot Ice That Defies Melting: Scientists Spot Hexagonal Superionic Form Deep in Planetary Conditions

Researchers created hexagonal superionic ice stable at 2,357°C and over two million atmospheres of pressure. Oxygen forms a rigid lattice while proto...

Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test

Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test

As Switzerland struggles to contain the shrinking of its glaciers, researchers are conducting an unusual experiment to see whether one of its less val...

Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test

Can sheep save the glaciers? Swiss scientists put wool to the test

As Switzerland struggles to contain the shrinking of its glaciers, researchers are conducting an unusual experiment to see whether one of its less val...

ARPA-E director says Houston is right in the center of nuclear, geothermal research priorities

Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy Director Conner Prochaska says Houston is central to federal commercialization goals....

A High School Teacher Stumbled on a 66.5-Million-Year-Old T. Rex Trackway, and Paleontologists Couldn't Believe Its Speed

A High School Teacher Stumbled on a 66.5-Million-Year-Old T. Rex Trackway, and Paleontologists Couldn't Believe Its Speed

It's been buried under Hell Creek for 66.5 million years, and it isn't a fossilized bone. Scientists just found a trackway that lets them follow an ad...

What's Carving Active Gullies on Mars? It's Not Water

What's Carving Active Gullies on Mars? It's Not Water

Scientists were shocked when they received the first images of Martian gullies. They were even more shocked as those gullies appeared to change over t...

Quantum BioPharma Ltd. (NASDAQ: QNTM) Filling Key Gap in MS Treatment, Cleared by FDA to Launch Historic Trials

Quantum BioPharma Ltd. (NASDAQ: QNTM) Filling Key Gap in MS Treatment, Cleared by FDA to Launch Historic Trials

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Peer-Reviewed Study Confirms CADScor System Can Diagnose Heart Failure With Far Fewer False Positives Than Standard Blood Test

Peer-Reviewed Study Confirms CADScor System Can Diagnose Heart Failure With Far Fewer False Positives Than Standard Blood Test

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Would you test your newborn for a disease that might strike years later?

Would you test your newborn for a disease that might strike years later?

Technological advances in medicine, from genomics to biomarkers to AI, have developed predictive tools and new testing dilemmas, by predicting future ...