Science News
- Toddler's death from brain-destroying amoeba offers lessons for doctors on early diagnosis
- Photos, memes, and conspiracies emerge from the 2026 solar eclipse
- Northrop's Mission Robotic Vehicle aims to service aging satellites in orbit
- Scientists create female clones of male mice using CRISPR to remove Y chromosome
- 2026 Innovators Under 35 list recognizes 35 top young scientists and engineers
- Hungary to raise Danube riverbed to help cool its nuclear plant
- Study suggests poop may have enabled the evolution of complex animals
- Big Tech pursues neurotechnology products that track brain activity, raising privacy concerns
- Physicists confirm discovery of glueball, a new form of matter made entirely of gluons
- How and when to view the Perseid meteor shower in August 2026; NASA hosting livestream
- Rocket Lab drops on launch pushback; Riot Platforms' Anthropic deal also moves stocks
- Study finds hot hours of summer could triple in coming decades, tracking extreme heat by the hour
- Kyoto Fusioneering starts work on key fusion power plant fuel system component
- AI will do more to boost fossil fuel production than green energy, study finds
- AI is dead, organoids are alive: mini human brains could outthink neural networks
- Seedless blackberries and cherries that grow on bushes vie to be the future of food
- AI helps solve the intricate genetic puzzle of schizophrenia, Wired reports
- Chinese Long March 7A rocket explodes in flight, losing communications satellite; first failure since 2020
- FCC-approved 'space mirrors' could blind stargazers and disrupt wildlife, experts say
- One of China's workhorse rockets explodes in flight, raising concerns about YF-100 engine
- Dogs can distinguish human emotions like fear and sadness, fMRI study finds
- Peer review system struggles to survive as AI-assisted research submissions surge
- Two-thirds of an octopus's neurons are in its arms, each operating independently
- China's humanoid robot makers hold 97% of global shipments in first half of 2026, report says
- Flesh-eating screwworm outbreak spreads in Mexico and Texas; US retasks drones for surveillance
- Europe finalizes €15.6B IRIS² satellite network with 348 satellites, launches starting in 2029