Sunday, November 16, 2025

Discovery of auroras on rogue planet challenges current models

Astronomers from Trinity College Dublin used the James Webb Space Telescope to study the atmosphere of SIMP-0136, a nearby rogue planet not bound to...

Inside the Milky Way’s largest star-forming cloud, seen by Webb

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning infrared images of Sagittarius B2, the most massive and active star-forming region in the Milky Way....

How ice breaks down iron faster than water does

A new study from Umeå University, published in PNAS, reveals that ice can actively break down iron minerals—more effectively than liquid water. Researchers found...

Earth’s mantle hides nickel-rich metals never seen in nature before

A new study published in Nature Geoscience by researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and collaborators reveals the first natural evidence of nickel-rich...

High-fat diets and memory loss- A reversible story

Researchers from Chiba University, Japan, used fruit flies to explore how high-fat diets (HFDs) affect memory and brain health. They found that HFDs disrupt...

Humanoid Launches UK’s First Industrial Humanoid Robot, HMND 01 Alpha

Humanoid, a UK-based robotics and AI company, has introduced the HMND 01 Alpha, the country’s first industrial humanoid robot. Developed in just seven months,...

Culture, not genes, may be steering human evolution

Researchers from the University of Maine propose that human evolution is shifting from genetic to cultural forces. In their study published in BioScience, Timothy...

Why alcohol halts liver regeneration, even after quitting

Researchers from the Kalsotra and Diehl labs have discovered why alcohol-associated liver disease impairs regeneration. Normally, liver cells temporarily revert to a fetal, like...

Breakthrough stool test could replace invasive colonoscopies

Researchers at the University of Geneva have developed a powerful new tool to detect colorectal cancer using gut bacteria and machine learning. They created the...

The Sun’s flares reach blistering 60 million °C, new research shows

Scientists at the University of St Andrews discovered that particles in solar flares can reach temperatures 6.5 times higher than previously thought, with ions...

Your pans could soon be non-stick without the toxic chemicals

Researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a new material that repels oil and water like traditional non-stick coatings, but uses far less...

Cooling Korea’s Energy Crisis: A New Breakthrough in Power Storage

As the world seeks solutions for storing renewable energy, Korean scientists have made a significant leap. Researchers at the Korea Institute of Machinery and...

New Calculus Method Boosts Robot Agility

Robots often move inefficiently due to slow mathematical computations. Now, a new method called Web of Affine Spaces (WASP) Optimization, developed by Yale's Professor...

Volkswagen Powers Ahead with Unified Cells and Solid-State Batteries

Volkswagen and its battery division, PowerCo, have unveiled the production-ready unified cell, a key component in the group's strategy to standardize EV batteries. This...

Honeywell Unveils Ionic™: Modular Energy Storage for Industry

Honeywell has launched Honeywell Ionic™, a new compact and modular battery energy storage system (BESS) for commercial and industrial use. This all-in-one platform combines...

NUCLEO: A portal that lets you create your soundscape

In the realm of sound, where echoes stretch into infinity and silence hums with possibility, there exists a device not merely built, but conjured....

Stanford’s AI-Powered Holograms Are Bringing VR Glasses Closer to Reality

Stanford researchers have unveiled a lightweight holographic headset that could revolutionize mixed reality. Using AI-enhanced holography and a synthetic aperture waveguide, the display projects...

Earth will become uninhabitable in 250 million years

A University of Bristol study warns that Earth will likely become uninhabitable in about 250 million years. As continents merge into a superheated landmass...

Ultra-Thin Sound Absorbers Made from Airy Cement and Plaster

Mineral foams absorb noise like a pro.

Urban eyes unveil a running vest that sees you

Rethinking personal safety in a smart age.

PhoneMicro300X: Turn your phone into a microscope

A microscope that fits in your pocket.
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