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NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman outlined a three-launch, three-provider sequence for the Artemis III mission, saying the Space Launch System will not fly until Blue Origin's Blue Moon lander is already …
On Halloween 2015, an asteroid with a skull-like shape flew past Earth, and NASA gave it the nickname the Great Pumpkin.
A Lancet series analysing 1990–2023 Global Burden of Disease data finds men have lower life expectancy and higher disease burden than women, with the worst outcomes among marginalised men.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson explains how relativity allows time to pass at different rates, making travel to the future conceivable, while returning to the past remains beyond known physics.
Non-invasive tests used to stage liver fibrosis in metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis play a growing role in care and trial recruitment, but their performance in routine practice may differ from results …
A BBC Earth video takes viewers into the world of insects and other small creatures, from vast desert locust swarms to a close encounter with a praying mantis.
Australian officials have repatriated two sculpted heads from the Northern Song Dynasty, taken from imperial mausoleums near Kaifeng and held by the National Gallery of Australia since 1995.
Astrobiologist Michaela Musilova writes about the experience of returning to Earth after living in an undersea research habitat, comparing the transition to that of a spaceflight crew.
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University found that a vitamin A derivative and thyroid hormones work together to form the foveola, the center of the retina responsible for sharp vision, challenging …
Francis Halzen, principal investigator of the IceCube Neutrino Observatory, has been named the 2026 Nobel laureate in Physics for his role in detecting high-energy neutrinos of astrophysical origin.
NASA's aging Swift Observatory is expected to fall back to Earth around Friday after a robotic rescue attempt failed, with most of the spacecraft likely to burn up in the …
A University of Birmingham researcher used 24,000 ultracold atoms to create an isolated quantum system that expands and contracts, showing time can arise from internal changes alone.
