NASA kicks off a competition for students to envision innovative lunar technologies for sustainable operations on the Moon.
After decades of decline, blue and fin whales are making a slow comeback in the southeast Atlantic, thanks to conservation efforts.
NASA’s COFFIES project uses AI to predict solar storms, enhancing space weather forecasting crucial for future space exploration.
The 2026 total solar eclipse cast a mesmerizing shadow from Greenland to Spain, offering a rare celestial spectacle.
Supermassive black holes eject winds 100 times more powerful than previously estimated, impacting galaxy formation.
The Perseids Meteor Shower, a dazzling celestial event, peaks in August, offering stargazers a breathtaking view of shooting stars.
Marine heatwaves are increasingly common, threatening ocean ecosystems and biodiversity. Learn about their causes, impacts, and what the future holds.
The James Webb Space Telescope captures stunning infrared images of the Lion Nebula, revealing intricate details of its structure and composition.
More than five decades after Apollo 17 closed the first chapter of lunar exploration, humans are once again traveling toward the Moon.
With the collapse of the last major US–Russia treaty, a new phase of nuclear competition is emerging—faster, broader, and harder to control.