Laser-Trapped Metal Hydride Opens Door to Ultracold Hydrogen
Physicists trap calcium monohydride molecules with laser light, achieving millikelvin temperatures. This breakthrough could lead to ultracold hydrogen and new tests of fundamental physics.
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First Nations Women in Fire: An Untapped Force Against Climate Disasters
A new report shows First Nations women hold critical fire knowledge to protect Australian communities from climate disasters, yet remain excluded from formal roles and funding.
Venezuela’s Twin Earthquakes: Why They Happened and What’s Next
Venezuela was hit by rare twin earthquakes within hours. Here’s the science behind the doublet, the tectonic plates involved, and what seismologists predict for aftershocks.
James Webb Telescope Reveals Millions of Stars in Cigar Galaxy M82
The James Webb Space Telescope reveals millions of new stars in the Cigar Galaxy M82, combining infrared and visible views to unlock secrets of starburst galaxies.
NASA Taps Rocket Lab for Two New Sun and Ice Cloud Science Missions
NASA selects Rocket Lab to launch PolSIR and TSIS-2 missions, targeting ice cloud behavior and solar irradiance to improve climate models and solar physics understanding.
Botswana Becomes 68th Nation to Join NASA’s Artemis Accords
Botswana becomes the 68th nation to sign NASA’s Artemis Accords, marking the sixth African country to join the lunar exploration framework. What it means for space governance.
NASA and SBA Ink New Deal to Open Space to Small Businesses
NASA and SBA sign a new partnership opening space contracts to small businesses, targeting rural manufacturers and startups under President Trump’s National Space Policy.
Britain Scorches Through Record-Breaking June Heatwave
Britain faces record-breaking June temperatures with a rare red weather warning. See photos of the extreme heatwave and what it means for climate change.
Endeavour’s Final Mission: Space Shuttle Now a Museum Centerpiece
Space shuttle Endeavour, which flew 25 missions, is now displayed vertically at the California Science Center — the only shuttle shown in launch-ready position. Explore its legacy, engineering, and educational impact.
Your Dog’s Shorter Front-Leg Strides Could Signal Dementia Early
Scientists show shorter front-leg strides in senior dogs predict cognitive decline better than age. Early warning for dementia, with parallels to human Alzheimer’s risk.
Nobody’s Talking About NASA’s New ‘Cotton Candy’ Planets — The Puffiest Worlds Ever Found
NASA’s TESS mission has discovered two ‘super-puff’ planets so light they’re comparable to cotton candy. These Jupiter-sized worlds are the puffiest ever found, challenging planet formation models.
Why Investors Reward Companies That Set Climate Goals
New research reveals investors reward companies with credible voluntary climate goals through higher stock prices and lower capital costs, signaling a market shift toward sustainability.