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“Fuel of tomorrow” once thought moon-only found under Minnesota
Read More: “Fuel of tomorrow” once thought moon-only found under MinnesotaDeep beneath the forests and lakes of northern Minnesota, researchers say they have found traces of a substance long treated…
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3I/ATLAS hits perihelion, then a 310,000-mile hole appears
Read More: 3I/ATLAS hits perihelion, then a 310,000-mile hole appearsInterstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has just pulled off the kind of stunt that keeps planetary scientists humble. After racing through its…
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Scientist claims time travel backward could happen within 4 years
Read More: Scientist claims time travel backward could happen within 4 yearsTime travel has long lived in the realm of science fiction, but a prominent futurist now argues that humans could…
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That “alien” signal might be a dying civilization’s last message
Read More: That “alien” signal might be a dying civilization’s last messageThe first unmistakable signal from another intelligence may not be a cheerful greeting. A growing group of researchers is arguing…
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Record smashed: the fastest-spinning large asteroid ever seen
Read More: Record smashed: the fastest-spinning large asteroid ever seenA newly spotted space rock has just shattered the speed record for large asteroids, spinning so quickly that by all…
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Lego wants Smart Play so tech disappears into the background
Read More: Lego wants Smart Play so tech disappears into the backgroundLego is using CES 2026 to argue that the future of toys is not on a screen, but back on…
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Reports of a Russian anti-Starlink weapon have experts alarmed
Read More: Reports of a Russian anti-Starlink weapon have experts alarmedWestern intelligence services are quietly warning that Russia is working on a new kind of anti-satellite system designed to cripple…
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Tiny eye implant shows promise for restoring vision
Read More: Tiny eye implant shows promise for restoring visionA tiny wireless chip placed at the back of the eye is giving people with severe vision loss something they…
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Laser “sculpting” gives rare control over particle acceleration
Read More: Laser “sculpting” gives rare control over particle accelerationPhysicists are learning to carve laser beams into intricate shapes that can grab hold of electrons and push them with…
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Scientists find a way to turbocharge cancer-fighting immunity
Read More: Scientists find a way to turbocharge cancer-fighting immunityCancer immunotherapy has already transformed treatment for some patients, yet too often the body’s defenders stall out before they can…
