Korean lunar orbiter snaps first pics of the SpaceX Falcon 9 crash site on the moon Posted on 07/08/2026 by Matt Tate NASA believes the crater left by the rocket is around 60 feet wide.
Google open-sources an AI model it says can help with earlier hurricane warnings Posted on 06/08/2026 by Anna Washenko WeatherNext can deliver a 15-day forecast predicting storms' track and intensity.
Scientists develop handheld device for measuring when your body is burning fat Posted on 23/07/2026 by Ian Carlos Campbell The breathalyzer identifies the amount of acetone in your breath to determine if your body is in ketosis.
US outlines its $5 billion Genesis Mission to boost science with AI Posted on 22/07/2026 by Anna Washenko Several federal agencies are contributing toward the interdisciplinary research efforts.
Don’t lose sleep over reports of 260 Starlink satellites deorbiting Posted on 16/07/2026 by Mariella Moon SpaceX deorbiting satellites isn't a cause for worry, but scientists are still looking into the environmental impacts of frequent satellite deorbits.
Volkswagen is employing 100 sheep at a solar farm in Poland Posted on 08/07/2026 by Anna Washenko It's more of a baa-ter arrangement.
NASA transfers ownership of Maryland woodland to the US Fish and Wildlife Service Posted on 07/07/2026 by Anna Washenko A rare 2026 story of good news for the planet.
A 10-year sky survey begins filming a ‘cosmic movie,’ cyborg cockroaches go for a dive and more science stories Posted on 04/07/2026 by Cheyenne MacDonald This week's science news.
Are smart bulbs more expensive to run than standard LEDs? Posted on 27/06/2026 by Lawrence Bonk Do the benefits of features like dimming and scheduling make up for the constant energy draw needed for connectivity?