Astronomers make highest-resolution observations ever from Earth's surface
We can expect more detailed images of black holes' shadows in the not-so-distant future
Solar power at night: Startup plans to sell beamed sunlight using space mirrors
The technology would offer a way to feed solar panels at night
Breakthrough 820 Wh/kg battery ditches nickel and cobalt for manganese
No decay over time paired with outstanding fast-charging capabilities
Scientists develop breakthrough method for extracting water from lunar soil
With each new advance, we are getting closer to supporting lunar human settlements
Open Compute Project is developing a low-carbon concrete solution for data centers
New concrete formulas should cut the amount of greenhouse gases trapped in data centers
Hair-thin battery from MIT could power autonomous micro-robots
Zinc-air batteries are smaller than a grain of sand
Neuralink study participant plays Counter-Strike 2 using only his mind
"I can think about where to look and it goes where I want it to. It's insane."
First-ever slingshot around Earth and the Moon results in fantastic new photos
Leveraging gravitational slingshots to reach Jupiter
GPS-free navigation nears reality with quantum breakthrough
Integrated photonic chips enable compact, low-cost quantum navigation
Researchers discover the impact of supermassive black holes on galactic evolution
Picture an upside-down glass over a candle whose flame extinguishes
UC Davis researchers debut highly accurate brain-to-speech technology
The new interface boasts accuracy similar to that of a non-disabled person reading aloud
New implantable device designed by MIT team means to stop opioid overdoses in progress
A potentially life-saving implant that will need more testing on human subjects
New discoveries help astronomers crack 1181 AD supernova mystery
The "zombie star" still holds some secrets
Scientists learn more about the asteroid impact that killed the dinosaurs
It was likely a carbon asteroid from the outer regions of the solar system
US agency develops a new standard for timekeeping on the Moon
Earthly atomic clocks don't work on the Moon
Stonehenge's altar stone originated in Scotland, hundreds of miles away
Other stones were quarried much closer to the construction site
Perovskite-based material could bring a revolution in wearable LEDs and hi-tech attire
Blade Runner Perovskite: Researchers at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have developed a novel approach to flexible LED technology. By incorporating perovskite, they successfully created fiber light-emitting diodes, or Fi-LEDs, with enhanced optoelectronic properties.
SpaceX slapped with multiple notices over water pollution in Texas
Musk's rush to relaunch Starship allegedly skipped crucial permitting
Sun-scraping probe helps investigate decades-old mystery
No switchbacks detected within the corona, eliminating one coronal heating theory
NASA and BP collaborate to explore future resource extraction on the Moon and Mars
A deal that benefits both organizations
Low-cost innovation regulates building temperatures while slashing energy use
Sweating Planet: Rising temperatures are transforming vast regions of the planet into unbearably hot environments. While air conditioning is effective at cooling indoor spaces, it is also an enormous drain on energy resources. As a result, scientists are seeking innovative solutions that can provide comparable cooling without consuming excessive energy or resources.
Scientists uncover large liquid water reservoir deep in Mars' crust
Tapping it, though, is another story
Transformers get real: this origami bot can morph into over 1,000 shapes
They could be used as habitats and deployable, configurable space robots
NASA seeks companies to take over its canceled $450 million moon rover project
The VIPER rover is almost ready
A saltwater-soluble polymer shows promise as a recyclable 3D printing ink
A pinch of salt goes a long way