Science
Scientific discoveries, research breakthroughs, space exploration, and advancements across all science fields.
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Rubin Observatory starts decade-long cosmic time-lapse today
At the new Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile, astronomers have officially begun the 10-year Legacy Survey of Space and…
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Supercharged fibre approved in Europe to cut weight gain
A European safety nod is paving the way for foods fortified with a “supercharged” fibre—called inulin-propionate ester (IPE)—that can stimulate…
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Cyborg cockroaches dive underwater for up to three hours
cyborg cockroaches – Scientists say they’ve built “cyborg” Madagascar hissing cockroaches by fitting them with a diving suit carrying oxygen…
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Neutrino oddities push particle physics toward a rethink
neutrino oddities – A philosopher of physics at the University of Bristol argues that the standard model’s tidy “table” may…
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Robotic tug LINK to save Swift from reentry
robotic tugboat – A private spacecraft called LINK is set to launch July 2 to pull NASA’s Swift space telescope…
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WD 1856b proves survival of dead stars—atmosphere intact
A white-dwarf planet discovered in 2020 has turned out to be even stranger than astronomers first realized: WD 1856b is…
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WD 1856b proves survival of dead stars—atmosphere intact
A white-dwarf planet discovered in 2020 has turned out to be even stranger than astronomers first realized: WD 1856b is…
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U.N. Urges Action to Save Glaciers as Ice Shrinks
A new UNEA resolution adopted at its seventh session in December 2025 calls on member states to step up glacier…
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Europe targets FCC: can the world match the ambition?
CERN’s Council has unanimously backed the Future Circular Collider as the successor to the Large Hadron Collider, including a 91-kilometer…
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Slowdown of AMOC may be gradual and reversible
AMOC slowdown – A state-of-the-art climate model suggests the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could weaken under Greenland meltwater and…
