China's ghost camera sees through walls at high speed
A team in China has built a camera that can see through opaque materials at video speed, turning a physics tri
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A team in China has built a camera that can see through opaque materials at video speed, turning a physics tri
A small implant is changing the lives of people with a severe form of chest pain that does not respond to stan
A new ice core drilled from a tropical glacier in Peru is forcing scientists to rethink the history of atmosph
The secret to why humans take years to grow up while mice are adults in weeks may lie in the speed at which ou
The James Webb Space Telescope has turned its infrared eye on Callisto, Jupiter's most cratered moon, and the
For the first time, Chinese archaeologists are heading to Peru to take part in a joint excavation of ancient s
At the World Humanoid Robot Games in China, bipedal machines played tennis and smashed track records, leaving
The four astronauts who flew around the Moon on Artemis II are about to receive the highest honor the United S
After weeks of radio silence caused by the Sun blocking signals to Mars, NASA's Curiosity rover is back to wor
Chinese researchers have built the world's first custom plant immunity system, a tool designed to give crops a
A tiny, perfectly intact clay pot, hand-shaped by an Indigenous Potano-Timucua person roughly 400 years ago, h
In Japan, scientists have clocked the birth of a hidden electronic state inside a material at an astonishing 3
A compact device built in Hong Kong is now tracking greenhouse gases from aboard China's space station, and ea
The peatlands of Angola may hold twice as much carbon as scientists once believed, a new study suggests. Resea
The James Webb Space Telescope has opened a cosmic treasure chest, revealing a glittering cluster of young sta
In the heart of one of the world's most crowded megacities, a quiet force is keeping ancient landscapes and th
A surgical robot has helped mend a broken pelvis in Hong Kong for the first time, a procedure that could chang
A newly identified lizard in Thailand carries a name straight out of Westeros. The species, Acanthosaura syrax
Men in the United Kingdom who have heart disease are significantly more likely to develop cancer and to die fr
Solar panels are supposed to be a clean energy win, but a new international study suggests they may be turning
The largest animals to walk the Earth, the megaherbivores of Africa, did not disappear because they were espec
A star whipping around a black hole at breakneck speed may finally allow astronomers to measure the black hole
A landmark trial in China has reported that a stem cell therapy reversed heart failure in 90% of patients, a r
The human family tree, long drawn as a neat line from ape-like ancestors to modern humans, may actually be a t
Sloth bears, known for digging termites and sucking ants, have a hidden side: they are also fruit eaters that
A dolphin mother and her calf have been spotted using large snail shells as tools to trap fish along Australia
A last-ditch rescue attempt for one of NASA's most productive space telescopes has failed, leaving the aging o
The Moon's south pole, long thought to be a barren and inhospitable place, may be more welcoming to Earth's mi
China has pulled off a first in its space program: a rocket stage launched, flew, and then landed back on soli
The future of clean energy in the United States may come down to shapes, not just superheated gas. While fusio
Two giant bluefin tunas were caught off the coast of Yorkshire this week, the first such catches in the North
The Milky Way galaxy was not always a single, calm spiral. New NASA imagery reveals that our galaxy was violen
On 12 August 2026, a total solar eclipse swept across Europe, and the European Space Agency (ESA) brought it t
A bright, fast streak sliced across a sliver of the Sun during a solar eclipse, and astronomers are not entire
Flight attendants and pilots may be absorbing more than just frequent flyer miles. A new study links cosmic ra
A Chinese company has pulled off a first in orbital rocketry: recovering a stainless steel booster after launc
Children who grew up in London after the Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) was introduced now have measurably lar
The annual Perseid meteor shower put on a show that was literally written in the stars, and NASA captured it f
The Swiss village of Kandersteg is bracing for a massive rock collapse, as thawing permafrost weakens the stee
On Seram Island in Indonesia, a centuries-old ritual has taken on a new role: protecting one of the world's mo
A group of scientists in the United States found an unlikely funding source for their marmot research: OnlyFan
A skeleton unearthed in Germany is now the first known archaeological proof that a trebuchet, the massive medi
A Chinese company has just pulled the curtain back on a new humanoid robot it calls 'Superman', and the name i
The streets of Yaounde turned into a sea of green, red and yellow as Cameroon's women's football team paraded
A rare type of dead star with a magnetic field trillions of times stronger than Earth's may have just revealed
A fresh look at the Tarantula Nebula has turned a familiar corner of the sky into a kaleidoscope of color, wit
South Africa's arid landscapes hide a treasure that poachers are digging up at an alarming rate: rare succulen
In a remote village high in the Peruvian Andes, the arrival of a condor used to signal trouble. Today, the sam
The Milky Way's oldest stars are telling a new story about our galaxy's violent past. NASA's Hubble Space Tele
Two companies can burn the same amount of fuel, yet one may report half the carbon footprint of the other. Tha