Tag: science
NASA Loses Contact with Mars Orbiter MAVEN but Continues Efforts to Reestablish Link
NASA lost communication with the MAVEN Mars orbiter in December 2025 but remains hopeful about restoring contact despite challenges.
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All Key Nitrogen Bases for Life Found in Samples from Asteroid Ryugu
Scientists discovered all five fundamental nitrogenous bases essential for DNA and RNA in samples from asteroid Ryugu, supporting theories of life’s extraterrestrial origins.
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LOFAR Radio Telescope Uncovers 13.7 Million New Celestial Objects in Largest Sky Survey
The LOFAR radio telescope’s latest survey mapped 88% of the northern sky, revealing 13.7 million previously undetected objects.
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Researchers Achieve Breakthrough in Brain Cryopreservation Using Vitrification Technique
Scientists develop a method to freeze and thaw brain tissue without damage, advancing the prospects of human cryopreservation.
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Chile to Host Groundbreaking Telescope Featuring Over 1,100 Canon Telephoto Lenses
A new telescope with 1,140 Canon telephoto lenses will enable the first large-scale mapping of the cosmic web from Chile.
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New Study Reveals the Sun’s Birthplace Near the Milky Way’s Core
Research backed by ESA’s Gaia mission shows that the Sun and thousands of similar stars formed close to the center of our galaxy.
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NASA’s Van Allen Probe A Set for Uncontrolled Reentry to Earth’s Atmosphere
NASA’s 600-kg Van Allen Probe A is expected to reenter Earth’s atmosphere in the coming hours with minimal risk to people or property.
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Russian Researchers Develop Quantum RAM Prototype Enhancing Computing and Sensing Technologies
A prototype quantum RAM chip developed by Russian scientists could advance quantum computing and boost sensitivity in radars and telescopes.
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Chinese Researchers Double Lithium-Ion Battery Capacity with New Electrolyte
A new electrolyte developed by Chinese scientists could double the capacity of standard lithium-ion batteries without changing their design.
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Massive Star WOH G64 Nearing Supernova Phase in Large Magellanic Cloud
WOH G64, one of the largest and brightest stars near the Milky Way, is showing signs of an imminent supernova explosion.
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Sam Altman Highlights Evolutionary Energy Costs Behind Human Intelligence in AI Debate
Sam Altman compares the energy consumption of AI to humans, emphasizing evolutionary and developmental energy investments needed for intelligence.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Eco-Friendly Battery Using Neutral, Food-Safe Electrolyte
A new battery design from China employs a neutral, magnesium or calcium-based electrolyte resembling a traditional food-grade brine.
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