Science & Technology

Recent research led by Professor Patrick Irwin shows that Neptune and Uranus are both a similar shade of greenish-blue, challenging previous perceptions of their colors…. Read More

Xanthan gum, a substance originally obtained from plants such as cabbage and recognized for its carbohydrate composition, is commonly used in cosmetics as a natural… Read More

NASA, ULA, and Astrobotic are launching a commercial robotic lunar mission on January 8 as part of the CLPS and Artemis programs. The Peregrine lunar… Read More

Researchers have transformed coal into high-purity materials for use in next-generation electronic devices, marking a significant shift in its economic and technological applications. Coal is… Read More

What are some skywatching highlights in January 2024? The year kicks off with the Quadrantid meteors, and some great Moon-planet pairings. Plus, did you know… Read More

By the end of 2022, approximately one out of every seven individuals in the United States had experienced long Covid, suggests a large-scale investigation of… Read More

To create mountains from dolomite, a common mineral, it must periodically dissolve. This seemingly paradoxical concept could help make new defect-free semiconductors and more. For… Read More

Scientists tease apart the relationships between bacterial languages. Machine learning and laboratory experiments have provided scientists with insights into the different languages bacteria use to… Read More

New research from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health suggests that a calorie may not be just a calorie. There’s a… Read More

ESA’s 2024 agenda includes launching the Ariane 6 rocket, collaborating with NASA on Artemis, unveiling data from the Euclid telescope, and deploying several Earth observation… Read More