NASA Discovers Rare Moon Crater, Largest Impact Ever Documented
A newly identified lunar crater, named McGetchin, was formed between April 11 and May 22, 2024, when an asteroid or comet struck the Moon, creating the largest newly formed impact…
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A newly identified lunar crater, named McGetchin, was formed between April 11 and May 22, 2024, when an asteroid or comet struck the Moon, creating the largest newly formed impact…
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope achieved first light on September 11, capturing its first images of starlight after a 10-day cooling process, marking a critical step…
Meta is set to unveil new AI-powered smart glasses and the “Phoenix” mixed reality headset at its Connect 2026 conference, but the company faces mounting privacy backlash as…
Sea surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific reached record-breaking levels in September 2026, signaling an El Niño event that scientists describe as potentially the…
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Sept. 21 ordered a halt to all environmental permits for data centers, demanding audits of their impact on the state’s electric…
A eukaryotic organism named Incendiamoeba cascadensis has shattered the known temperature limit for complex life, thriving at 63°C (145°F) and surviving brief exposure to 70°C…
A Yale-led study published in Nature Astronomy reveals the Solar System’s earliest planetesimals were composed of 83% to 92% chondrules—heat-formed rock beads—with minimal icy…
A 2.34-meter mastodon tusk discovered in Argentina has set a new South American record, surpassing previous finds by nearly 30 centimeters.
A smartphone-based system for remote cataract screening, developed by Dr.
A second red-bellied piranha was claimed to be found in Pahang’s Sungai Klau on September 19, 2026, but officials remain uncertain about its identity and whether the species has…
Fossilized eggshells from Argentina’s Chorrillo Formation reveal that giant titanosaurs nested at 55–60 degrees south latitude, the southernmost confirmed site for dinosaur eggs…
Fossilized vomit discovered near a Norwegian gas field reveals that Jurassic plesiosaurs swam into river deltas to expel hard, indigestible skeletal remains.