The Aug. 12 total solar eclipse arced across the Northern Hemisphere, drawing global attention and scientific observation.

A distant 'black hole star' provides the strongest evidence yet that these objects could explain mysterious little red dots seen by the James Webb Space Telesco

AI-designed viruses mark a milestone in biological engineering and test whether biosecurity can keep pace with the technology.

A NASA rescue mission regained control and resumed efforts to raise the Swift telescope's orbit after a loss of control.

The strongest evidence yet indicates that particles dominated by a glueball component can exist in nature.

A radiation vest tested on NASA's Artemis I moonshot significantly reduced astronauts' exposure, showing promise for future deep-space missions.

New EU restrictions on PFAS in food packaging kicked in alongside broader rules to cut packaging waste.

Webb's infrared view of NGC 2392 reveals the dramatic aftermath of a Sun-like star at the center of the nebula.

The robotic telescope identified and classified a nova event autonomously, demonstrating rapid-response capability.

South Korea's science ministry launched long-term strategic technology projects to secure future growth engines beyond AI.

Nanoparticle therapy shows promise for treating abnormally shaped veins that affect children, though only tested in mice so far.

Molecular fossil evidence pushes back the origin of African savannas, with implications for understanding future climate-driven vegetation change.

New research suggests the building blocks of rocky planets began forming long before the first galaxies existed.

The mathematical result combining chaos, quantum theory, and fractal structures has been called a foundational result.

Improved modeling of Antarctic glacial collapse could refine sea-level rise projections affecting billions of coastal residents.

A new method dramatically speeds up production of MXene 2D materials, which are promising for advanced electronics and energy storage.

Rice University researchers found that tiny wrinkles in graphene generate flexoelectricity, potentially enabling new types of electronic devices.

A new study associates consumption of ultra-processed foods with increased prostate cancer risk.