Carbon black and cement could be used to store energy in homes and roads
Novel, battery-like material to be integrated in roads and homes' structural elements
New experimental pill shows promising results in killing many types of cancer
Treating a previously "undruggable" protein mutation to shut down cancerous cell proliferation
Brain implants powered by AI help paralyzed man feel and move again
The technology could be used to help other paralyzed patients
Riddle me this: What is the deep-space question mark astronomers found in this Webb NIRCam photo?
In context: Since its launch a little over a year and a half ago, the James Webb Space Telescope has given astronomers, scientists, and the public unprecedented views of the distant universe. As NASA's largest and most powerful telescope, JWTS can scan further than we have ever seen, sparking brand-new discoveries. But what is Batman's Riddler doing out there?
Researchers traced a 2.3 magnitude Seattle earthquake's epicenter to a Taylor Swift concert
The singer's fans out shook Seattle Seahawks 2011 "Beast Quake"
Witnesses testify under oath during congressional hearing on UFOs
No gun, but lots of smoke
Earth's "gravity hole" off the Indian coasts has finally been explained. Maybe
The Indian Ocean Geoid Low was likely shaped by magma plumes, but something's still amiss
Antarctic sea ice levels are declining faster than ever
A "five-sigma" event which could spell doom for the future of our planet
Harvard physicist's claim of alien origins for ocean meteor fragments met with skepticism
"People are sick of hearing about Avi Loeb's wild claims"
NASA's DART mission left a trail of small boulders in its wake
Confirmed by observations through the Hubble Space Telescope
A strange object in space has been blinking roughly once every half hour since 1988
Unlike any pulsar or magnetar yet observed by astronomers
Scientists develop novel brain-computer interface that plugs into your ear canal
Not sure if... incredibly appealing or outright terrifying
Scientists develop self-healing solar panels that can reverse the effects of radiation damage
Future satellites could stay in space far longer
There's a radioactive hot spot on the far side of the Moon
Juggling sanctions to use the data collected by China's Moon probes
Testing begins for 12-kilowatt solar electric thrusters for moon mission
More than twice the power of earlier electric propulsion thrusters
The universe could be nearly twice as old as previously estimated
Despite decades of research with sophisticated technology, there's very little we know of the universe
AI-powered neurotechnology evolution could be a threat to mental privacy, says UNESCO
"It's like putting neurotech on steroids"
NASA's Perseverance rover finds diverse organic material in ancient Martian lake basin
Rock samples have been collected for analysis back on Earth
ESA mission discovers a shiny exoplanet with clouds made of metal
LTT9779 b is so hot, it has a cloudy metal atmosphere that shouldn't exist
Electric car Snuggie promises to extend battery lifespan
A thermal cloak for your electric car
BacCam is a biological camera that turns DNA into an image-storing device
Forward-looking: Companies and research institutions have been exploring DNA as a potential "storage system" for archiving digital data for a long time. A new approach is now emerging, offering additional financial incentives by eliminating the need for complex and expensive lab-created DNA strands from scratch. This novel variation in the field shows promise in terms of cost-effectiveness and simplicity.
The Solar System's outermost edge could host an unknown planet
No, it's not Planet X, as this giant planet would be located much farther than that
Sugar-fueled flow battery could transform renewable energy storage
"We cannot always dig the Earth for new materials"
Silicon-perovskite solar cells are on the verge of revolutionizing power generation efficiency
Forward-looking: Traditional solar power cells are based on a silicon semiconductor compound, which is known to have a theoretical maximum efficiency of 29 percent in converting sunlight into electric energy. However, by incorporating a second perovskite layer onto the base silicon layer, solar cells have the potential to surpass this efficiency threshold in the near future.
Alien technology or natural phenomenon? Interstellar meteor material discovered
A device might be lurking under the ocean surface that answers the question: are we alone in the universe?