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Paid As A Bus Fare, Coin Turns Out To Be 2,000-Year-Old Relic
This Carthaginian coin bears the image of the god Melqart, who is considered equivalent to Hercules in Phoenician tradition.
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NASA's Artemis II Mission Astronaut Shares Stunning View Of Earth From Space, Says "There Are No Words"
This marks the first time in more than 50 years that astronauts on a NASA mission will orbit the Moon.
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Halfway To The Moon, Artemis II Astronauts Report A Smelly Toilet
Debbie Korth, NASA's Orion program deputy manager, said the astronauts have also reported a smell coming from the bathroom.
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How Long Will It Take For The Artemis II Astronauts To Reach The Moon?
NASA's Artemis II, carrying four astronauts, reaches the Moon on April 6, after a journey shaped by Earth's gravity ultimately.
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Meet Orion, The Living Life Spacecraft Carrying Artemis II Astronauts To Moon
Orion lifted off atop NASA's Space Launch System, carrying four astronauts on Artemis II, humanity's first crewed journey around the Moon in more than half a century.
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Watch: NASA's Artemis II Astronauts Exercise, Cook In Space During Moon Mission
This marks the first time in over 50 years that astronauts on a NASA mission will fly around the Moon.
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Artemis II's Astronauts Capture Earth's Blue Beauty, NASA Shares Photos
NASA released the Artemis II crew's first downlinked images Friday, 1 1/2 days into the first astronaut moonshot in more than half a century.
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Six Real Genetic Mutations That Sound Like Superpowers
Scientists have identified rare genetic mutations granting extraordinary abilities, including minimal sleep, extreme strength, and reduced fear or pain responses.
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'Forbidden Planet' The Size Of Jupiter That Shouldn't Exist In Theory Baffles Scientists
TOI 5205b is called a 'forbidden planet' as it defies current astronomical theories about planetary formation.
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"I'm The Space Plumber": NASA Astronaut Christina Koch Saves The Day On Artemis II
NASA astronaut Christina Koch fixed a faulty toilet aboard the Orion spacecraft shortly after Artemis II reached orbit, earning herself the cheerful title of "space plumber," a moment that captured the adaptability and good humour that deep-space exp
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Gemma 4 Explained: What It Is, What It Can Do, And How To Use It Right Now
The new family of AI models can run on a smartphone, a Raspberry Pi, or a data centre, and is free to use commercially.
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NASA's Artemis II Captures Stunning Crescent Earth From Space After Launch
The mission commenced with the successful launch of NASA's SLS (Space Launch System) rocket and the Orion spacecraft.
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Artemis II Faces Early Hurdles As Crew Battles Glitches, Including Email Outlook Failure, On First Day Of Mission
NASA stated that the issue was resolved quickly and that its cause is currently under investigation.
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Study Reveals How Ageing Changes Women's Breast Tissue, Raising Cancer Risk
Scientists believe this research could help improve future screening and prevention methods.
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FDA Approves New Weight-Loss Pill For Use At Any Time Of Day
The US regulator has approved Eli Lilly's new oral weight-loss drug Foundayo through a fast-track process, offering a more convenient and potentially affordable alternative to injectable obesity treatments.
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AI As Scientist? Machine-Written Papers Clear Academic Reviews, Raise Questions
A Tokyo-based AI company has created a system that independently generated a research paper accepted at a major academic conference workshop, raising both excitement and ethical questions about the future of science.
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NASA Astronauts Reach Safe Orbit In Historic Moon Mission
The crew will spend roughly four days traveling to the lunar vicinity, where they will swing behind the moon's far side.
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CBSE Curriculum 2026 for Classes 9-11 To Be Released Tomorrow At 3 PM
CBSE will launch the updated curriculum for Classes 9 and 10 on Thursday at 3 PM, introducing revised academic guidelines.
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NASA's Most Powerful Rocket Artemis II Faces Its Most Demanding Test Yet
NASA prepares Artemis II, the first crewed flight of SLS, to orbit the Moon and test Orion spacecraft systems.
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Small Daily Changes May Cut Heart Attack And Stroke Risk, Study Finds
A University of Sydney study has found that small daily improvements to sleep, physical activity and vegetable intake are linked to a meaningful reduction in the risk of heart attack, stroke and heart failure over eight years.
