Microwaved fish could help scientists create sustainable LEDs
Supermaterial created from heated scales. Sorry about the smell
Science10 Aug 2022 | 10
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Russian anti-satellite test added to a 'pressing threat to security' in space
Too much junk in the orbital trunk
Science10 Aug 2022 | 31
NASA's six-mile-wide orbital telescope is 1/6th built
Interferometry will be used to turn six toaster-sized satellites into one giant solar observatory
Science10 Aug 2022 | 9
Northrop Grumman to use Firefly Aerospace tech in its de-Russianized Antares
SpaceX to pick up the slack while the rocket is updated yet again
Science09 Aug 2022 | 9
Report slams UK plan to become 'science superpower' by 2030
Lords cite 'frequent' policy changes, lack of metrics, post-Brexit funding as top issues
Science09 Aug 2022 | 99
Clean up orbit first, then we can think about space factories, says FCC
It's hard to make things out there when dust-sized particles can destroy them
Science08 Aug 2022 | 22
India’s latest rocket flies but payloads don't prosper
Satellites end up in 'unusable' orbit
Science08 Aug 2022 | 24
Russia: Hey, don't act surprised if we're still on the ISS in 2030
Yeah, they do have a habit of being in places where they are no longer welcome
Science05 Aug 2022 | 15
Virgin Galactic delays commercial suborbital flights again
Buys up land to train and entertain space tourists when they do start
Science05 Aug 2022 | 24
US-funded breakthrough battery tech just simply handed over to China
Licencing snafu sends American invention overseas
Science04 Aug 2022 | 59
Pull jet fuel from thin air? We can do that, say scientists
Vid Thanks, we'll take any good news, large or small, right now
Science04 Aug 2022 | 200
The US grid is ready for 100% renewables, says DoE
A $26m chunk of the infrastructure bill set aside to prove it can handle inverter-based energy
Science03 Aug 2022 | 39
ESA declares the Sentinel-1B mission over after payload resuscitation ends
What would you do with an otherwise healthy spacecraft?
Science03 Aug 2022 | 11
SpaceX demonstrates that it too can shower the Earth with debris
Monolith found in Australian field actually a piece of SpaceX vehicle
Science03 Aug 2022 | 57
NASA to send prototype robot surgeon into space
Dammit Jim, I'm a piece of autonomous equipment, not a doctor
Science03 Aug 2022 | 23
Boffins put supercomputer on the scent of a perfect landfill deodorizer
Is this what they mean by garbage collection?
Science03 Aug 2022 | 23
US regulators set the stage for small, local nuclear power stations
What could go wrong? Study finds waste is more reactive, making it more dangerous
Science02 Aug 2022 | 73
Spent Chinese rocket booster splashes down over Southeast Asia
NASA chief slams Beijing for not disclosing Long March 5B trajectory
Science02 Aug 2022 | 15
SpaceX upgrades Starlink to reflect less light, can't launch without its Starship
A dazzling problem
Science01 Aug 2022 | 29
Paper batteries on the cards to power IoT and smart labels
Quest to reduce environmental impact finds pulp solution
Science29 Jul 2022 | 19
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Science29 Jul 2022 | 63
Preparing for Skylab: The separate 1972 experimental mission that never left the ground
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NASA: Mars rocks won't make it back to Earth until 2033
Cute that they think the human race will still be here when Perseverance's samples arrive
Science28 Jul 2022 | 32
Scientists use dead spider as gripper for robot arm, label it a 'Necrobot'
Videos Our ancestors made tools from bones … so why not freeze a spider instead of 3D printing parts?
Science28 Jul 2022 | 122
Chinese booster rocket tumbles back to Earth: 'Non-zero' chance of hitting populated area
88 percent of the world's population live under the currently estimated footprint of the debris
Science27 Jul 2022 | 63
NASA's Lunar Orbiter spots comfortably warm 'pits' all over the Moon
Shaded bits of lava tubes stay at 17°C all lunar day and all lunar night, a contrast with the rest of Luna's frequent fluctuations
Science27 Jul 2022 | 80
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch: Now 100,000kg smaller
The Ocean Cleanup pulled all that trash in less than a year, and its newest system could collect 10x more
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General Motors goes electric with $2.5b US government loan for battery plants
Tesla is not the only biz that can take billions from American taxpayers
Science26 Jul 2022 | 17
Russia's new space chief confirms it will leave ISS after 2024
Updated NASA: First we’ve heard of it
Science26 Jul 2022 | 33
James Webb, Halley's Comet may be set for cosmic dust-up
Comet debris is right in JWST's path, and could further damage its sensitive mirror
Science26 Jul 2022 | 38
Eutelsat and OneWeb to join forces across orbits in $3.4b merger
LEO and GEO orbit covered in satellite broadband handshake
Science26 Jul 2022 | 25
Experts warn transition to private space stations won't happen anytime soon
As NASA launches 11th annual ISS Research and Development Conference
Science26 Jul 2022 | 25
Aviation body wants views on rocket plans of Virgin Orbit
The race for first space launch from UK soil (or airspace) continues
Science25 Jul 2022 | 11
DARPA seeks portable muon-making machine to see through almost anything
We currently make muons at CERN, so this is quite the miniaturization job
Science25 Jul 2022 | 53
SpaceX crewed flight to ISS delayed by damaged rocket
Just as NASA urged to reuse Musk hardware no more than five times
Science23 Jul 2022 | 24
Trees may help power your next electric car
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Science22 Jul 2022 | 24
You're not wrong. The scope for quantum computers remains small
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Science21 Jul 2022 | 15
NASA stalls water-seeking VIPER lunar rover to 2024
Americans need more time rebuilding their Moon sound stage, clearly
Science21 Jul 2022 | 14
ESA kicks ExoMars rover down the road, to 2026 at best
The way forward to Mars is cancelled (you meant the meeting, right?)
Science20 Jul 2022 | 4
UK chemicals multinational to build hydrogen 'gigafactory'
Johnson Matthey receives government backing to scale-up fuel cell production
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US Space Development Agency invests $1.3b in missile tracking satellites
Northrop Grumman, L3Harris Technologies to build the 28-satellite constellation for warning, tracking
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Hush now: Baby talk has common features across languages and societies
ML study combines with citizen science to show talking and singing to infants may have evolutionary roots
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Is the $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope worth the price tag?
Performs better than expected, which is just as well – as it's going to be pelted with space rocks
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Copper shortage keeps green energy, tech ventures grounded
Copper the balloon popper for 2050 net-zero goals according to S&P
Science15 Jul 2022 | 62
Dmitry Rogozin sacked as boss of Russian space agency Roscosmos
Bluster and hot air do not make for a sustainable space program
Science15 Jul 2022 | 19
James Webb Space Telescope looks closer to home with Jupiter snaps
Commissioning pics show spacecraft can peer near as well as far
Science15 Jul 2022 | 39
Mars helicopter to take a breather, recharge batteries
Like a lot of us hope to do, Ingenuity goes on summer break
Science14 Jul 2022 | 52
Panasonic picks Kansas for $4b EV battery plant
Tesla's biggest battery supplier will reportedly hire 4,000 staff
Science14 Jul 2022 | 10
Behold: The first images snapped by the James Webb Space Telescope
Pics Literally galaxies far, far away
Science13 Jul 2022 | 36
These centrifugal moon towers could be key to life off-planet
Vid Spinning skyscrapers might produce about 1G at widest point
Science12 Jul 2022 | 64
SpaceX Starship booster in flames after unexpected ignition
Space oddity definitely not a metaphor for a corporate takeover going down the tubes
Science12 Jul 2022 | 24
NYC issues super upbeat PSA for surviving the nuclear apocalypse
It's the end of the world as we know it, and you'll be fine
Science12 Jul 2022 | 59
First-ever James Webb Space Telescope image revealed
Pic Decades in the making, billions of dollars, all so we can say together: My god, it's full of stars!
Science12 Jul 2022 | 132
NASA's CAPSTONE silence down to a software flaw
There's a code nasty on a spacecraft in deep space... not the first mission to suffer and won't be the last
Science08 Jul 2022 | 49
COO of failed bio-biz Theranos found guilty on all twelve fraud counts
What a prick ... of blood was ever going to work in these machines?
Science07 Jul 2022 | 30
Wash your mouth out with shape-shifting metal
You wanted flying cars and robo-butlers. Instead, we're getting tooth-cleaning morphing nanoparticle bots
Science06 Jul 2022 | 38
Large Hadron Collider experiment reveals three exotic particles
Tetraquarks and other discoveries as CERN revs up for Run 3
Science05 Jul 2022 | 78
ESA's 2030+ roadmap envisions Europeans on the Moon and Mars
But the agency is distinctly aware that it needs more autonomy
Science05 Jul 2022 | 23
CAPSTONE mission is Moon-bound, after less rocketry than expected
Final update China rubbishes NASA suggestion it wants Luna all to itself
Science05 Jul 2022 | 31
2050 carbon emission goals need nuclear to succeed, says International Energy Agency
Without it, $500b more in investments is needed to reach C-neutrality
Science01 Jul 2022 | 88
NASA delays SLS rollback due to concerns over rocky path to launchpad
The road to the Moon is paved with... river rock?
Science01 Jul 2022 | 22
Resurrected Dundee Satellite Station to host quantum Optical Ground Station
Pandemics and university disinterest apparently no match for ingenuity and determination
Science01 Jul 2022 | 11
China says it has photographed all of Mars from orbit
Enjoy the slideshow from Tianwen's orbital adventures
Science30 Jun 2022 | 30
City-killing asteroid won't hit Earth in 2052 after all
ESA ruins our day with some bad news
Science29 Jun 2022 | 29
NanoAvionics satellite pulls out GoPro to take stunning selfie over Earth
Consumer-grade camera was refitted with custom housing and software to survive in the vacuum
Science29 Jun 2022 | 36
Chinese boffins suggest launching nuclear Neptune orbiter in 2030
All these worlds are yours, except Europa. Attempt no landing there. Use them together, use them in peace
Science29 Jun 2022 | 57
Soviet-era tech could change the geothermal industry
Gyrotrons can super heat plasma, maybe vaporize 20km of rock, too
Science28 Jun 2022 | 122
NASA's mini-spacecraft CAPSTONE just launched on its journey to the Moon
25kg CubeSat the size of a bar fridge will plot course for Gateway space station, pave way for human boots on Moon
Science28 Jun 2022 | 5
Returning to the Moon on the European Service Module
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Science28 Jun 2022 | 35
Whatever hit the Moon in March, it left this weird double crater
Pic NASA probe reveals strange hole created by suspected Chinese junk
Science25 Jun 2022 | 58
NASA circles August in its diary to put Artemis I capsule in Moon orbit
First steps by humans to recapture planet's natural satellite
Science24 Jun 2022 | 19
NASA wants nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030
Space boffins task engineers with creating 40kW lunar fission plant that can operate for ten years
Science24 Jun 2022 | 90
Bipolar transistors made from organic materials for the first time
Move over silicon – digital circuits have a flexible new friend
Science23 Jun 2022 | 71
Amazon shows off robot warehouse workers that won't complain, quit, unionize...
Mega-corp insists it's all about 'people and technology working safely and harmoniously together'
Science22 Jun 2022 | 62
NASA ignores InSight's battery woes in pursuit of data
Space boffins: Nevermind ekeing out the battery, let it go out in a blaze of glory!
Science22 Jun 2022 | 7
Mars Express orbiter to get code update after 19 years
And over millions of miles, too. Piece of cake!?
Science22 Jun 2022 | 51
Liftoff at last for South Korean space program
Satellite-deploying rocket finally launches – after a few setbacks
Science22 Jun 2022 | 4
AWS buys before it tries with quantum networking center
Fundamental problems of qubit physics aside, the cloud giant thinks it can help
Science22 Jun 2022 | 5
NASA tricks Artemis launch computer by masking data showing a leak
Plus it aborts ISS reboost. Not the greatest start to the week, was it?
Science21 Jun 2022 | 19
NASA's SOFIA aircraft preps for final flights ahead of mission end
With operations deadline in September, team eager to squeeze more data out of infrared observatory
Science20 Jun 2022 | 12
SpaceX reportedly fires staffers behind open letter criticising Elon Musk
Asked for equitable treatment and a boss that doesn't embarrass them
Science17 Jun 2022 | 105
SpaceX staff condemn Musk's behavior in open letter
Well, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see why
Science16 Jun 2022 | 84
McKinsey thinks quantum computing could create $80b in revenue ... eventually
Figure is 'value at stake' but 'not the actual value' which itself is a quantum statement
Science16 Jun 2022 | 4
South Korea's space ambitions stuck on the launchpad
Second Nuri rocket stalls with problem similar to those that caused first mission to mostly fail
Science16 Jun 2022 | 6
SpaceX and OneWeb bury the satellite constellation hatchet
Will play nicely in Earth orbit
Science15 Jun 2022 | 4
If you want to launch Starship from Texas, here's some homework, FAA tells SpaceX
Be a good neighbor to folks and the environment, and we'll think that permit over
Science14 Jun 2022 | 22
Astra fails, sends NASA's Tropics weather satellites back to Earth
Orbital success counter stuck at 2 as upper stage of rocket shuts down early and CubeSats lost
Science13 Jun 2022 | 9
NASA to commission independent UFO study
The truth is out there, and the space agency intends to find it – scientifically
Science10 Jun 2022 | 28
Meteoroid hits main mirror on James Webb Space Telescope
Impact at the end of May bad enough to garble data, but NASA isn't worried
Science09 Jun 2022 | 77
Photonic processor can classify millions of images faster than you can blink
We ask again: Has science gone too far?
Science08 Jun 2022 | 50
Japan's asteroid probe reportedly found 20 amino acids
They're the stuff of life, so the fact they're floating around out there is very exciting
Science07 Jun 2022 | 70
Why chasing the AI dragon may force big tech to take sustainability seriously
Comment Carbon offsets don't make you green when your datacenters are still rolling coal
Science06 Jun 2022 | 14
Brute force and whiskey: The solution to all life's problems
Who, Me? Just make sure to drink it AFTER the rocket has successfully launched
Science06 Jun 2022 | 81
Small nuclear reactors produce '35x more waste' than big plants
Updated At least one manufacturer would like to disagree with study's conclusions
Science02 Jun 2022 | 204
Researchers claim quantum device performs 9,000-year calculation in microseconds
In Gaussian boson sampling at least, quantum supremecy is here
Science02 Jun 2022 | 35
Algorithm spots 104 asteroids in huge piles of data
Rocks stood out like a THOR thumb for code
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Fusion won't avert need for climate change 'sacrifice', says nuclear energy expert
But the potentially abundant, if distant, source of sustainable energy could offer hope
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NASA's 161-second helicopter tour of Martian terrain
Video Ingenuity footage sent back to Earth via Perseverance, despite looming battery problem
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Quantum internet within grasp as scientists show off entanglement demo
Teleportation of quantum information key to future secure data transfer
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