Science

A new study confirms the existence of luminous phenomena observed in the 1950s around the Earth. However, their origin remains unknown, and several hypotheses have been put forward, such as the presence of artificial objects.

Astronomers have observed W51 with the help of the James Webb Space Telescope and discovered new stars and details about their formation. But further studies are necessary to unravel all the mysteries of this structure.

Thanks to NASA's TESS satellite, astronomers have discovered an exoplanet orbiting a red dwarf. Located near our solar system, it may be rocky and have an atmosphere. But further studies are needed to better understand it.

Jon L. Noble, one of the British participants in Neuralink’s clinical trial, describes his first 100 days with the N1 implant as “science fiction” that has become part of everyday life. Particularly remarkable is his statement that he can now even play World of Warcraft using his thoughts. Golem reported on the case on March 25, referring to Noble’s own X post from March 22.

Thanks to artificial intelligence and data from the TESS satellite, astronomers have been able to discover new exoplanets in the universe. And this could also help solve one of the greatest mysteries to this day.

Astronomers have recently spotted two brown dwarfs, located 1,000 light-years away, that are extremely close together. And they could merge to form a new star, which would change our understanding of these mysterious celestial objects.

Astronomers have recently identified 45 rocky exoplanets, located in the habitable zones of their stars, that could potentially harbor life. And this could help solve an important mystery and change our view of the universe.

Astronomers have discovered new moons orbiting Jupiter and Saturn using powerful telescopes. And the next space missions could also lead to the discovery of other natural satellites around these gas giants.

LG has begun production of an LCD panel for laptops capable of variable refresh rates (1 Hz to 120 Hz). The panel uses an unspecified oxide that holds an electrical charge longer than conventional LCD technology and reduces the need to constantly refresh the panel at a high frequency, similar to Sharp IGZO panels.

MIT engineers have developed a groundbreaking method to inject liver cells alongside protective gel particles, creating functional "satellite livers" that may one day eliminate the need for major transplant surgery.

Researchers from Seoul National University have engineered a completely flat, wearable power source that forces heat to flow sideways to generate electricity, promising a battery-free future for smart clothing and health monitors.

To combat the growing global electronic waste crisis, researchers have developed a highly durable, compostable soft robot that can perform complex tasks and then safely dissolve into nutrient-rich soil for plants.

Asteroid 16 Psyche has continued to be a puzzle to scientists. Nearly 200 years after its discovery, research is ongoing to discover how it was formed and what it contains.

Researchers have developed a rapid, highly sensitive screening method that detects previously unknown, DNA-altering substances in common products like skin creams, drinking water, and red meat.

Australian researchers have developed a groundbreaking quantum battery that charges faster as it grows larger, although significant technical hurdles remain before it can power everyday devices.

Research findings on the asteroid 162173 Ryugu show that it contains all the nucleobases in DNA and RNA. This strengthens the idea that asteroids may have delivered vital ingredients for life to the early Earth.

Astronomers have discovered a chemically primitive star in the tiny dwarf galaxy Pictor II. This star acts as a cosmic fossil, giving us a glimpse into the chemical signatures of the first generation of stars.

Thanks to the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have discovered a new exoplanet located about 35 light-years away. And this could lead to the discovery of new worlds in the universe, particularly with the help of new telescopes.

The James Webb Space Telescope has identified "Little Red Dots" (LRDs) compact proto-galaxies harboring disproportionately massive black holes in the early universe. Despite their density, these objects maintain calm, dust-rich environments that may have served as the cosmos' earliest laboratories for complex organic chemistry.

New observations were conducted on a strange cosmic object called Vela X using the Australia Telescope Compact Array (ATCA). This was done to understand the origin of unusual features inside the nebula.

Using data from the TESS satellite, astronomers have discovered a new super-Earth located about 83 light-years from Earth. And with further observations, new planets could be discovered in orbit around the host star.

Previously, scientists observed the death of stars by looking at the light from the exploding stars. However, a new method of studying the neutrinos formed has emerged that would observe the collective history of every supernova.

By integrating over half a million microscopic components onto a single silicon chip, researchers have created an advanced camera system that maps three-dimensional environments and measures the velocity of moving objects at the same time.

By training an artificial neural network to amplify specific sound features, scientists have uncovered the biological mechanics behind our ability to focus on a single conversation in a crowded space.

Astronomers have created a catalog of more than 6,000 stars and have discovered new information about the origin of our Sun. And this could also help answer some questions about our galaxy, the Milky Way.

Researchers have developed a molecularly engineered electrolyte with organized electron pathways that solves major safety and charging-speed issues in lithium-metal batteries, allowing them to fully recharge in just 15 minutes.

Researchers have detected a powerful burst of energy likely from the collision of two neutron stars. This is a very important discovery, as it sheds light on how heavy elements are formed and spread through space.

A recent study of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has revealed that it contains an unusually high methanol-to-hydrogen-cyanide ratio compared to other comets.

A new and pressing environmental concern has surfaced due to the rapid growth of satellite and rocket launches. These satellites later burn up in the sky, introducing pollutants that may affect Earth’s ozone layer and atmospheric chemistry.

Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence system that continuously monitors a driver's face to identify alcohol impairment, fatigue, and road rage, offering a hands-free alternative to breathalyzer tests.

Researchers have successfully powered a revolutionary gas turbine using hydrogen and internal shockwaves, setting a new runtime record and paving the way for highly efficient, carbon-free energy.

Astronomers recently discovered a collision between two exoplanets in a star system located about 11,000 light-years from Earth. While this is a major breakthrough, it could help to better understand the formation of these structures in the universe.

Astronomers have observed the birth of a magnetar during a supernova explosion for the first time. This supports the theory that superluminous supernovae are powered by magnetars.

Researchers have developed a method using extremely short flashes of light to perform logical operations, paving the way for computer processors that could operate thousands of times faster than today's electronics.

The Very Large Telescope has recently allowed astronomers to discover a new gas cloud around the supermassive black hole Sagittarius A*. This discovery also helps to understand the formation of two other clouds located nearby.

A newly discovered nova is being studied by astronomers. It is a rare type known as a hybrid nova. This discovery will greatly help scientists better understand novae.

Recently, astronomers have discovered a collision between two neutron stars in an unexpected area of the universe. This event is a first and could help solve two important mysteries surrounding these celestial objects.

Researchers have developed a nanoscale processor that utilizes light rather than electricity, drastically reducing energy consumption while performing complex calculations in trillionths of a second.

Astronomers have recently discovered two new exoplanets orbiting the red dwarf GJ 887 by combining data from several telescopes and satellites. And one of them would be located in the habitable zone of this star.

Cortical Labs is opening biological data centers built with CL1 computers that run on silicon chips fused with about 800,000 lab-grown human neurons. They draw as little as 30 watts each, positioning them as a low-power alternative to Nvidia GPU-based AI racks.

New research has emerged on how astronomers might detect a Dyson sphere. A Dyson sphere is a hypothetical megastructure built around a star to capture its energy, first proposed by physicist Freeman Dyson in 1960.

A new remote-controlled minibot equipped with a specialized, highly absorbent coating offers a safer, chemical-free way to clean up hazardous marine oil spills.

Researchers are developing comfortable, intelligent textiles that can track vital signs, fend off hospital bacteria, and harness the sun to charge everyday electronics.

A meteorite crossed the sky and was observed in several European countries. Many people have recorded this phenomenon and shared videos on social media. However, fragments were found in Germany, and also hit a building.

Researchers have broken a performance bottleneck by designing a sponge-like thermoelectric material that traps heat while letting electricity flow, paving the way for self-powered electronics.

A long-standing mystery in cosmology is the Hubble tension. This tension is due to the different expansion rate measurements calculated using two methods. A new method of calculation has now been used to calculate the most probable age of the universe.

In May 2024, a strong solar storm swept across the solar system. This had some impacts on Earth but had a more dramatic effect on Mars. This was observed by scientists, showing how solar storms interact with different planetary atmospheres.

When the DART probe hit the asteroid Dimorphos in 2022, it also changed the trajectory of a more massive asteroid located nearby. And this discovery could help astronomers prevent potential dangers to Earth.

BYD's new Blade Battery 2.0 promises a full charge in under 10 minutes and over 621 miles of range, specs that would make charging anxiety a thing of the past.

The Sun follows a repeating cycle called the solar cycle. Researchers have studied 4 solar minima and discovered subtle changes in the Sun’s internal structure at each minimum. This discovery might help in the prediction of future solar cycles.