Tech giant Meta allegedly asked Microsoft, Amazon, and other companies to contribute to the development and dissemination of their open-source large language model, LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI). Meta’s …
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Watch Live: NASA Astronaut Don Pettit Returns to Earth on His 70th Birthday After 220 Days in Space
A space homecoming is coming soon as NASA astronaut Don Pettit and two Russian cosmonauts wrap up a 220-day orbital mission aboard the International Space Station. The trio will land …
Read More »Space Station Commander Swap, SpaceX Dragon Launch, and Birthday Earth Return All in One Weekend
A new commander has taken charge aboard the ISS as three crew members prepare for their return to Earth—just in time for one astronaut’s 70th birthday. As the departing crew …
Read More »How Tiny Martian Crystals Are Rewriting the Search for Life
NASA’s Perseverance rover, with help from QUT scientists, has uncovered layered evidence of ancient water activity beneath the Martian surface, using a groundbreaking crystal-mapping technique. This new approach reveals not …
Read More »Dark, Pitted, and Possibly Alien: The Skull Hill Rock That Has Scientists Stumped
NASA’s Mars rover is on the trail of a geological mystery in the Jezero crater. While exploring an area known as Witch Hazel Hill, the rover encountered an intriguing dark …
Read More »Mars Kept a Secret for 3.5 Billion Years – NASA’s Curiosity Rover Finally Dug It Up
Scientists using NASA’s Curiosity rover have discovered siderite—an iron carbonate—in the sulfate-rich rocks of Gale Crater, solving a long-standing mystery about Mars’ missing carbonates. This find provides powerful new clues …
Read More »Fiber Optics Reveal Hidden Seismic Signals Beneath Swiss Glacier
Fiber optic cables on a Swiss glacier detected icequakes from crevasse openings, offering a powerful new method for seismic monitoring in harsh environments and potential applications in other fields like …
Read More »How Ancient Superstorms Painted the American West Red
In the Triassic era, North America was part of Pangea, a supercontinent whose massive scale sparked extreme monsoons that oxidized ancient sediments into striking red rocks. These “red beds,” rich …
Read More »Is Yellowstone Going To Erupt? New Research Reveals That the Volcano Is Venting
Researchers have identified a stable, gas-venting magma cap beneath Yellowstone, reducing eruption risk and advancing subsurface imaging techniques for broader geological applications. Beneath the steaming geysers and bubbling mud pots …
Read More »Ghost Ice vs. Rising Seas: A Surprise Antarctic Freeze Near Doomsday Glaciers
As autumn settled over Antarctica, sea ice began its seasonal return, with NASA capturing striking images of new growth in the Amundsen Sea. The presence of persistent “grease ice” near …
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