Desperate Elephants Move Closer to Humans as Droughts Drag On
New research shows elephants move closer to humans when droughts last months, not weeks. Find out how prolonged dry spells reshape elephant behavior and raise conflict risks.
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Seaweed Flour Boosts Gluten-Free Cookies: A Tasty Nutritional Upgrade?
Brown seaweed flour from Sargassum filipendula boosts protein, fiber, and digestibility in gluten-free cookies, a new study finds. Could this seaweed be the next superfood ingredient?
When Norway Scores, Bergen Trembles: Seismometers Detect Haaland’s Goal
Seismometers in Bergen recorded vibrations during Norway’s World Cup match against Iraq, with a clear signal when Erling Haaland scored. Scientists explain the phenomenon and its implications for urban monitoring.
Playing the Moon Game: Apollo’s Secret Training in Alaska
Apollo astronauts trained for the Moon in Alaska’s Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, a volcanic wasteland that taught them field geology. Now Artemis builds on that legacy.
Why Curiosity’s Latest Drive to a ‘Smooth Area’ Could Rewrite Mars History
Curiosity rover targets a rare smooth patch on Mars that may hold proof of ancient water. Why this drive matters for future missions and sample return.
NASA Just Made a Boring Hire — And That’s Exactly What It Needs
NASA names Sean Gallagher permanent CIO amid cybersecurity threats and IT modernization challenges. What this means for Artemis, data pipelines, and the agency’s future.
Drowning Deaths Soar in France as Heatwave Grips Europe
Forty drownings in France linked to extreme heatwave as Europe battles record temperatures. Climate experts warn of hidden dangers as deaths spike 300%.
Artemis II Photo Reveals the Moon’s Harsh Terminator — What It Means
Artemis II crew captures stunning Moon terminator photo. Discover what the half-lit lunar surface reveals about geology, moonquakes, and our cosmic perspective.
How NASA Flight Tests Turn Ideas Into Reality
NASA’s flight test program transforms bold ideas into real technologies. Learn how the X-59 and other experimental aircraft prove designs before they reach the public.
NASA Brings the Cosmos to Librarians at ALA 2026 Hyperwall
NASA brings its Hyperwall to ALA 2026 in Chicago. Live storytelling sessions from June 26-29 at Booth #2243. Librarians, get ready for Earth and space science like never before.
NASA Opens New Aeronautics Solicitations – Here’s How to Join
NASA’s Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate updated its solicitations page on June 23, 2026, opening new funding opportunities for electric flight, autonomy, and noise reduction. Here’s how to apply.
Hidden Seismic Clues Reveal When Big Quakes Will Strike
GFZ researchers uncover hidden seismicity patterns that precede large earthquakes using machine learning. A new approach could improve earthquake forecasting and preparedness.