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NASA releases six-year timelapse of Curiosity rover on Mars

NASA released a two-minute timelapse video on May 1 that compresses six years of the Curiosity rover's journey across Mars. The footage draws from images captured by the rover's right navigation camera between January 2, 2020, and March 8, 2026, spanning Martian sols 2,633 to 4,830. Originally......

NASA and ISRO satellite maps rapid land subsidence in Mexico City

A joint NASA and Indian Space Research Organisation satellite has produced new high resolution maps showing rapid ground subsidence beneath Mexico City. Early analysis indicates that parts of the metropolitan area are sinking by more than 2 centimetres per month, highlighting a growing geological and......

New gene editing method enables full gene replacement in one step

Scientists have developed a gene editing technique capable of inserting DNA segments more than 13 times larger than previous limits, opening a path toward replacing entire defective genes in a single therapeutic intervention. The method, known as prime assembly, was published on April 29, 2026 in Nature......

MIT researchers reveal self organizing laser breakthrough for brain imaging

Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have identified a phenomenon in which chaotic laser light can spontaneously reorganize into a highly focused beam inside a standard optical fiber. The finding challenges established assumptions in laser physics and has led to a new biomedical imaging......

Dutch scientists propose bering strait dam to stabilize atlantic currents

Two researchers from the Netherlands have outlined an ambitious geoengineering concept that would involve building a massive dam across the Bering Strait to prevent the collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, a key system of ocean currents that regulates global climate. The strait,......

New hamster sized mammal species discovered in 75 million year old fossil

A research team led by University of Washington has identified a new prehistoric mammal species from a 75 million year old fossil discovered in Baja California, Mexico. The finding offers new insight into how small mammals adapted and survived during the final stages of the dinosaur era and beyond. The......

James Webb reveals detailed birthplace of cosmic carbon buckyballs

Astronomers have obtained the first high-resolution image of a planetary nebula known to host carbon molecules called buckyballs, offering new insight into the chemistry of dying stars. Using the James Webb Space Telescope, a research team from Western University captured detailed observations of the......

Curiosity finds metal rich deposits pointing to ancient Martian lake

NASA’s Curiosity rover has identified the highest combined concentrations of iron, manganese, and zinc ever recorded in Mars’ Gale Crater, offering strong evidence that a shallow lake once existed on the slopes of Mount Sharp. Scientists say the findings provide the clearest indication yet......

JWST detects water ice clouds on nearby Jupiter like exoplanet

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have identified evidence of water ice clouds in the atmosphere of Epsilon Indi Ab, a massive planet located about 12 light years from Earth. The findings, published in Astrophysical Journal Letters, challenge widely used atmospheric models and mark a step......

Curiosity rover finds organic molecules tied to life’s origins on Mars

NASA said its Curiosity rover has detected more than 20 organic molecules in Martian clay-rich rocks, including compounds never before observed on the planet. The findings, published on April 21 in Nature Communications, add new evidence to the long-running search for signs of ancient life beyond Earth. The......

Fungus from NASA clean rooms survives simulated Mars journey conditions

A fungus discovered in ultra-clean assembly facilities used by NASA could withstand the extreme conditions of a journey to Mars and persist on the planet’s surface, according to new research that raises concerns about biological contamination beyond Earth. The findings, published in Applied and......

Mit study identifies molecules that let gut neurons detect bacteria

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have identified the molecular signals that allow gut neurons to distinguish between beneficial and harmful bacteria. The work reveals a chemical communication system between microbes and the nervous system that may also exist in humans. The findings,......

Blue Origin achieves historic first landing of reused new glenn booster

Blue Origin announced on Sunday that it successfully landed the booster of its New Glenn rocket after launch, marking an important milestone in reusable rocket technology. The launch took place from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida, where the New Glenn rocket carried AST SpaceMobile’s......

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