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UFO Scientists Are Vanishing And Washington Is Finally Asking Questions
American lawmakers are pressing for a full federal investigation after eleven scientists with links to classified defence and UFO research have died or gone missing, with politicians warning the pattern raises serious national security concerns.
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What We Dream At The End of Life: New Study Offers Insight
Many patients reported vivid dreams of being reunited with loved ones who had already passed away. Others described visions linked to the idea of crossing over - bright lights, staircases and open doorways.
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"We Came In Fast And Hot": Artemis Astronauts On Re-Entry At 48,021 Kmph
The four Artemis II astronauts splashed down last Friday, capping a nearly 10-day test flight in which they reached the farthest distance in space any humans have gone.
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First Black Hole Ever Discovered 62 Years Ago Is Emitting Jets With Energy Of 10,000 Suns
Originally discovered in 1964, Cygnus X-1 is blasting "dancing jets" into space with the force of 10,000 Suns.
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"God Of Chaos" Asteroid To Pass Close To Earth In 2029
Scientists believe that its surface has been altered by long-term exposure to cosmic influences such as solar winds and cosmic rays.
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Archaeologists Find Hundreds Of Roman-Era Artifacts In Switzerland's Lake Neuchatel
Three swords were found, one of which was still intact in its leather sheath, and a metal spade was also recovered.
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Rare Interstellar Comet To Shine In Skies After 170,000 Years: Here's How To Watch
The comet is currently in the constellation Pegasus and passing near the Great Square of Pegasus.
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Four-Planet Parade In April 2026: When And How To Watch In India
India is one of the better places in the Northern Hemisphere to catch this rare planet parade.
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Brain Injuries From E-bikes And Scooters Have Surged Fivefold In Five Years, Study Warns
A five-year study from NYU Langone Health has found a sharp rise in serious brain and spinal injuries linked to e-bikes and electric scooters, with pedestrians struck by these vehicles suffering brain injuries at nearly twice the rate of riders themselves.
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Scientists Reverse Brain Ageing With Nasal Spray In Landmark Study
Scientists at Texas A&M University have developed a nasal spray that reduces chronic brain inflammation, restores memory and reverses signs of brain ageing in animal models, raising hopes for future treatments for dementia and other neurodegenerative conditions.
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Simple Eating Timings May Help Maintain A Healthy Weight, Study Finds
A new study suggests that eating earlier in the day and extending overnight fasting may help maintain a lower body weight over time.
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Astronomers Revisit Exoplanet HATS-75 b Using James Webb Telescope. Here's What They Found
Astronomers noted that HATS-75 b thus joins the rare population of giant planets around M-dwarfs observed with JWST.
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Chandrayaan-3: Vikram's Hop Offers Fresh Insights On Moon's Surface
The researchers revealed that ChaSTE measured the surface, sub-surface temperatures and thermal conductivity
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Ex-SpaceX Engineer Bets On Solar Power To Revolutionise Space Travel
Former SpaceX engineer Jeff Thornburg has raised 50 million dollars for his startup Portal Space Systems, aiming to revive NASA's solar thermal propulsion concept and develop faster, more efficient engines for the next generation of spacecraft.
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Google DeepMind Hires 'Philosopher' To Work On Machine Consciousness
Google DeepMind has hired Cambridge researcher Henry Shevlin as an in-house Philosopher to work on machine consciousness and AGI readiness.
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Vitamin D Supplements: Who Really Needs Them?
New research and updated medical guidelines suggest most healthy adults do not need vitamin D supplements, with high doses carrying genuine health risks despite the vitamin's well-established role in bone health.
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Single People At Higher Risk Of Cancer, Study Finds
A large US study of more than four million cancer cases has found that people who have never married face substantially higher rates of cancer than those who are or have been married.
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Scientists Challenge Black Hole Theory, Say Dark Matter Core May Lie At Centre Of Milky Way
Lead author Valentina Crespi explained that this dense dark matter core could bend light so strongly that it creates a dark region in the centre.
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Hubble Space Telescope Tracks 25 Years Of Expansion In Crab Nebula
The recent observations have helped the scientists to track the growth of the Crab Nebula by comparing images taken decades apart.
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Scientists Revise Timeline For End Of The Universe, And It's Earlier Than Previously Estimated
The study is based on Hawking radiation introduced by Stephen Hawking.
