Long-distance maintenance keeps NASA's Voyager probes alive in interstellar space
A remote tune-up
The Siena Galaxy Atlas details 400,000 nearby galaxies for everyone to navigate and explore
A new digital catalog of the night sky Charles Messier would be very proud of
Solar-powered SUV drives 620 miles through Morocco's off-road terrain without recharging
The Stella Terra charges while driving and can go almost anywhere
Webb Space Telescope detects quartz crystals in WASP-17 b exoplanet's atmosphere
Oxygen-rich quartz clouds lost in a far exoplanet's dreams
Photo competition shows a fascinating world normally invisible to the naked eye
Nikon has been judging photos of the unseen for nearly five decades
Microsoft's Project Silica that uses glass as storage is now promoted as a cloud storage solution
Safely store data for up to 10,000 years
Marc Andreessen publishes manifesto: slowing down AI development is murder, population can expand to 50 billion
Andreessen rages against sustainability, social responsibility, and risk management
Scientists could use lasers and mirrors to melt the moon's surface into roads
Paved roads and landing pads would mitigate dust, a major problem for lunar missions
Croatia is ramping up efforts to exploit its extensive geothermal resources
This superhot lake in Croatia has a 16MW potential
Coin flips don't always have 50/50 odds, study confirms
A game of chance... sometimes
Planetary collision detected 1,800 light years away from the solar system
A hot, spinning doughnut of vaporized rock around a far away star
MIT device could free those with type 1 diabetes from insulin injections and pumps
A living medical device made from human cells with its own life-support system
Vela pulsar emits the most energetic gamma ray beams ever discovered
Energy levels that transcend conventional pulsar theories
Prada to design spacesuits for NASA's return to the moon in 2025
Taking the catwalk to the lunar surface
NASA targets 2040 for 3D-printed moon homes for astronauts, civilians
Going back to the moon - and staying there
Researchers use AI to design a walking "robot" in seconds
What exactly is a robot, anyway?
Scandium-based "nuclear" clock could provide unprecedented time measurement precision
Atomic resonance so narrow that it doesn't lose a second in 300 billion years
Forward-looking: Atomic clocks are extraordinarily precise and intricate timekeeping devices, capable of maintaining accuracy without losing a second over hundreds of millions of years. Currently, researchers are actively exploring the development of potential nuclear clocks that could offer even greater precision and reliability in time measurement.
Additive manufacturing and math could revolutionize PC liquid cooling
Better cooling performance, lower pump power draw, and cheaper to make
Saturn's rings may be the remnants of two moons that collided
Planet's current moon system may have also emerged from past collision
New Horizons probe enters low-activity mode for extended mission into the Kuiper Belt
The spacecraft that captured spectacular Pluto sunsets has a new, extended mission
PSA: Filling heatpipes with a sodium-potassium alloy is not a good idea
Possibly the most dangerous CPU cooler ever created
Supermassive black hole at the center of M87 is spinning, new research confirms
Observations from the Event Horizon Telescope are still making black hole science spin
Swiss glaciers are melting at alarming rate, losing 10% volume in just two years
The findings have been described as "catastrophic"
CERN experiment confirms gravity affects antimatter, too
Results rule out cosmological models relying on repulsive matter-antimatter gravitation
Antarctica experienced the sharpest heatwave ever seen on Earth last year, researchers say
Climate change impact likely minimal, but could rise to dangerous levels in the future