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NASA Warns of Potential Solar Storms and Space Weather Disruptions
NASA has warned about impending solar storms due to active sunspot zones, which may disrupt power and communications on Earth.
China's Historic Tianwen-2 Mission to Collect Samples from Near-Earth Asteroid
The Tianwen-2 probe was transported to the Xichang Satellite Launch Centre on May 14, where it is undergoing final inspections and system checks ahead of liftoff.
Massive Asteroid Set to Pass Closely by Earth This Weekend
The asteroid, titled 387746 (2003 MH4), is gigantic. It is 335 metres in width, approximately 1,100 feet.
Giant Iceberg A23a Begins to Disintegrate Near South Georgia Island
A new satellite photo has revealed that the "megaberg," A23a, is beginning to break apart, spawning thousands of smaller ice chunks around the Antarctic island of South Georgia.
Scientists Discover 'White Hydrogen' Deposits That Can Fuel Earth For 170,000 Years
Scientists from Oxford, Durham, and Toronto found vast natural hydrogen reserves, potentially powering the world for 170,000 years without carbon emissions.
Groundbreaking Research Suggests Human Body Emits Faint Glow Until Death
Our bodies emit faint light that stops when we die, according to shocking new research from Canadian scientists.
Exploring Hydrogen Reservoirs in Earth's Crust for a Sustainable Energy Future
Researchers have compiled a list of "ingredients" that could help resource exploration companies locate huge reservoirs of clean hydrogen, a critical element in the transition away from fossil fuels.
Astronomers Capture Groundbreaking Discovery of a Wandering Black Hole Devouring a Star
In a cosmic first, astronomers observed a supermassive black hole consuming a star. This happened outside the core of its host galaxy. The event, named AT2024tvd, occurred 600 million light-years away. Zwicky Transient Facility spotted it. NASA's Hubble and Chandra telescopes confirmed it. The black hole, a million times the Sun's mass, tore the star apart.
Scientists Achieve Real-Life Transmutation of Lead into Gold at the Large Hadron Collider
Researchers at the Large Hadron Collider — the world's largest and highest-energy particle accelerator — have observed a real-life transmutation of lead into gold.
The Environmental Impact of the New Space Rush: A Growing Concern
Nonprofit sounds the alarm on research cuts as the space industry continues to expand.
Understanding the Key Differences Between Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes
NASA astrophysics, which gave us Hubble, JWST, and so much more, faces its greatest budget cut in history. All future missions are at risk.
Helium Shortage Threatens Medical Technology and Research Efforts
Helium supply shortages are disrupting industries as global supplies dwindle, prompting searches for new sources and recycling solutions.
Breakthroughs and Challenges in Nuclear Fusion Technology
Scientists can now accurately predict holes in magnetic fields that would make plasma less dense and hot, a hurdle in nuclear fusion reaction.
Underwater Eruption of Hunga Tonga-Hunga Haʻapai Volcano Challenges Climate Science
An underwater volcano in Tonga dramatically changed the global climate by releasing massive steam, not just sulfur.