The same scientists who reported water erupting from Europa in 2014 have now reanalysed 14 years of Hubble data and cut their confidence from 99.9% to below 90%. The signal may have been statistical noise, leaving Europa’s famous geysers physically pl - Space Daily
A 2026 reanalysis finds no localized Hubble signal requiring a Europa plume, weakening the original claim while leaving ...
SpaceX launches 80th Starlink mission of 2026 - Spaceflight Now
...
In 2002, Lundy began its rat-eradication project; puffins later rose from 13 in 2000 to 1,335, and more t - The Times of India
Science News: Off the coast of southwest England, the small island of Lundy was once a textbook case of how invasive rat...
FAST finds two mysterious hydrogen clouds with no visible stars - Phys.org
Astronomers have found two clouds of hydrogen near the Whirlpool galaxy that appear to contain almost no stars. The clou...
Ganymede may hold more liquid water than all of Earth’s oceans combined, yet this immense reservoir is buried beneath roughly 150 kilometres of ice—and scientists still do not know whether any of it has ever reached the surface. - spacedaily.com
Magnetic and auroral evidence points to a vast ocean beneath Ganymede, but surface salts do not yet prove a direct conne...
Global Timekeepers May Swap 'Leap Second' for 'Leap Hour' - Newser
Timekeeping honchos will vote on it in October...
Breakthrough Quantum Test Resolves a Major Cosmic Mystery - 404 Media
Using an advanced new instrument, scientists observed Einstein’s equivalence principle on a free-falling quantum objec...
Have we got our Galaxy completely wrong? Scientists just worked out it's much wider than they thought - BBC Sky at Night Magazine
New measurements of our Milky Way Galaxy show its spiral arms lie up to 10 per cent farther away than expected....
Some disagreement makes groups more trustworthy, mathematical framework finds - Phys.org
When humans are making decisions, they are known not to rely solely on their own considerations and the evidence availab...
46,590 tracked objects, another 1.2 million we can't see: The mess humans have created in space | Hindustan Times - Hindustan Times
Defunct satellites, spent rocket stages, anti-satellite tests and mega-constellations have turned Earth's orbit into a c...
US soldiers stormed a desert city in preparation for a high-tech war against a top foe. Here's how it went. - Business Insider
Out in the Mojave Desert, soldiers working with some new technologies attacked simulated enemy forces holed up in an urb...
Why NASA keeps sending astronauts to a gas station town in Utah - SFGATE
Hanksville, Utah, is far more than a stop on the way to more popular destinations. Instead, it's well worth a visit of i...
Scientists Detect Strange New Structures Deep Inside the Earth - Futurism
Scientists analyzed data from over two million earthquakes and identified six ancient structures lurking at the core-man...
Venus may have remained temperate and potentially habitable for most of its history—then water-thin carbonatite lava carved vast channels, including one stretching 6,800 kilometres, and released enough CO₂ to help transform the planet into the inferno we - Space Daily
A 2025 model links Venus’s 6,800-kilometre canali to rare, low-viscosity carbonatite lava and a potentially late addit...
By the age of eight, a girl in northeastern Brazil was working through sky-survey images on two computer screens and had logged 18 preliminary asteroid detections; if confirmed, they would make her younger than Luigi Sannino, who was 18 when he set the r - Space Daily
A Brazilian girl's methodical scan of deep-space data threatens to upend a record that's stood for a quarter century, ra...
Have scientists discovered a dark matter particle? - Al Jazeera
Dark matter is an invisible substance that is said to bind the universe; scientists may have found new signs of it....
BepiColombo sheds its ride and starts the final glide to Mercury - theregister.com
Eight year after launch, Mercury probe and its Mercury Transfer Module consciously uncouple as orbit approaches...
Scientists have confirmed that a pit in the Moon’s Sea of Tranquillity opens into an underground cave, probably an ancient lava tube. Only tens of metres have been mapped, but separate modelling suggests that lunar gravity could support tubes kilometres wid - Space Daily
Radar confirms that the Mare Tranquillitatis pit leads into a cave, while kilometre-wide lunar tubes remain a modelled p...
New study uncovers bacterial route to testosterone production - News-Medical
Many prostate cancers depend on androgen hormones, including testosterone, to grow. That is why treatments for advanced ...
The Moon’s planned first spaceport will have no runways, taxiways or gate announcements—NASA’s Gateway will follow an invisible orbit sculpted by the gravity of Earth and the Moon, and engineers have now published the first detailed strategies for keeping - spacedaily.com
A new traffic-management study tests how Gateway and visiting spacecraft could wait in the same unstable lunar orbit wit...
Massive study reveals how much personality comes from DNA - Yahoo
Are you naturally outgoing, anxious, disciplined, or the kind of person who hears “let’s go out” and immediately s...
Ancient DNA Rewrites Story of Enigmatic ‘American Cheetah’ - Sci.News
For several decades, paleontologists have described Miracinonyx trumani -- an extinct species of cheetah-like felid that...
Scientists detect signals of hydrogen from billions of years ago. Could this help us map out the universe? - Yahoo
Astronomers have used the MeerKAT radio telescope to detect hydrogen gas located billions of light-years away, from a pe...
Meet Lilah Mehta, the Connecticut high-school student who entered a Yale lab at 16 and is already a co-au - The Times of India
Science News: When Lilah Mehta entered a biomedical research laboratory at Yale University as a 16-year-old high-school ...