Science

A physics breakthrough using tiny atomic vibrations could transform computing forever — no magnets, no electricity required.

NASA has shut down one of Voyager 1's last remaining science instruments — not as a sign of failure, but as a calculated move to extend the mission's extraordinary life.

Planets orbiting two-star systems are vanishingly rare — and new research points to Einstein's general relativity as the unexpected force wiping them out.

NASA has shut down one of Voyager 1's last science instruments to preserve power on the most distant human-made object ever built.

Dedicated volunteers who safely guided more than 1,500 toads to their breeding ground now fear the amphibians have perished after a reservoir was unexpectedly drained.

Northwestern engineers have created printable artificial neurons that communicate with living brain cells, opening doors to smarter AI and next-gen brain implants.

Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 is the farthest human-made object in existence. NASA just switched off another instrument to keep it alive a little longer.

Voyager 1 is running out of power after nearly five decades in space. NASA just switched off a key instrument to keep the legendary probe alive a little longer.

In the 19th century, thousands of seabirds were being slaughtered for sport along Yorkshire's coast. A vicar, a naturalist, and a dandyish MP changed everything.

Southeast Asia supplies over half the world's fish, yet its waters are among the most stripped bare. Here's the human and ecological toll of unchecked overfishing.

The Artemis II crew held their first NASA press conference since splashing down, sharing emotional stories of unity, wonder, and hope from deep space.

Brazilian scientists have engineered more powerful NK immune cells using advanced CAR designs and a novel drug strategy, achieving stronger tumor destruction in preclinical models.