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In recent weeks, Comet Lemmon has been visible in the sky, and recently, an impressive photo was unveiled showing this comet and the Milky Way in the night sky. And that's not all, because it is also possible to see other stars in this image.

Researchers studying the pieces of asteroid Bennu have discovered three ground-breaking things inside the samples — sugar, a mysterious gum-like object, and a huge amount of dust. These findings could tell us more about the early solar system and the origin of life.

During future missions to the Moon, astronauts will be assisted by a rover that will analyze lunar dust and the geology of our natural satellite. And this is essential for future space missions and for protecting astronauts on the Moon.

Astronomers have just unveiled images of an exoplanet orbiting two stars. And if this is already exceptional, this exoplanet is very young, because it formed only 50 million years after the extinction of the dinosaurs.

Researchers at the University of Vienna have uncovered vulnerabilities within WhatsApp and Signal that allow undetectable user tracking through round-trip time (RTT) measurements. A simple program now available on GitHub demonstrates how easily this weakness can be exploited.

Unigrid has unveiled the Na+ (Plus) Fleet battery for automoative applications. The 12-volt battery is a drop-in replacement requiring no vehicle modifications. It uses safer sodium rather than lithium for the cathode for a safer design that uses no rare earths.

NASA has finished assembling the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, a next-generation observatory designed to hunt for dark energy and previously forecast to detect ten times more supernovae than all existing telescopes combined have detected to date.

Over the next few days, the Geminids will reach their peak acitivity, and about 150 meteors will be visible per hour. But it will be necessary to follow several tips to observe this event in the best conditions.

The James Webb Space Telescope recently discovered the oldest supernova ever observed. And thanks to this unique discovery, astronomers can better understand the earliest moments of the universe.

Lonnie Johnson, best known as the inventor of the Super Soaker, has introduced JTEC – a new technology that converts heat into electricity with minimal energy loss. Using hydrogen in a closed loop, the system could tap into underused energy sources such as industrial waste heat or geothermal heat.

The Subaru telescope recently discovered two new celestial objects as part of the new OASIS program. And these discoveries will greatly assist astronomers in the future with new equipment, particularly by serving as a support.

The latest ESA/Hubble Picture of the Week features a strikingly bright galaxy called Markarian 178 (Mrk 178). The galaxy is loaded with numerous young, hot stars. But even more interesting is the presence of a rare class of stars called Wolf-Rayet stars.

Astronomers have observed celestial objects that manage to survive the supermassive black hole located at the center of our galaxy. And it seems that the environment around this colossal structure is calmer than expected.

NASA’s PUNCH (Polarimeter to Unify the Corona and Heliosphere) tracked a comet every four minutes from August 7 to October 5. This makes it possibly the longest any comet has been tracked at such a frequency. The data could help scientists understand more about the Sun’s effects on bodies in space.

Scientists finally have proof of something they have suspected for a long time — electrical discharges in dust devils. This discovery was thanks to an instrument on the Perseverance rover. The understanding gained from this discovery could help in the planning of human missions to the Red Planet.

NASA and its partners plan to launch a commercial robotic arm to low Earth orbit in late 2027. This move is set to provide opportunities for advancing in-space robotics, which scientists believe will be crucial in future space missions.

A group of engineers has converted discarded lobster shells into robot parts that can lift, grip, and even swim. The feat could help repurpose crustacean waste into useful and sustainable robotic components.

NASA launched a small satellite called R5-S7 in late November. It is a CubeSat built with cost-saving methods. It is set to showcase rapid, low-cost ways of building and operating satellites.

The Hubble Space Telescope recently captured an incredible image of comet 3I/ATLAS, while it was located 228 million kilometers from Earth. And that's not all, as NASA has planned further observations in the near future.

The ESA/Webb Picture of the Month is a region where two dwarf galaxies (NGC 4490 and NGC 4485) appear to be in a gravitational dance. Webb’s observation of these galaxies is providing insight into how dwarf galaxies interact.

Clocks on Mars are about 477 microseconds faster than their counterparts on Earth. While the difference appears small, it has implications for future exploration plans.

Researchers at the East China University of Science and Technology have developed a bio-inspired, gel-based device that uses milk proteins to accurately measure spiciness, potentially giving humanoid robots a sense of taste.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has spotted the exoplanet WASP-107b shedding its atmosphere at extreme speed. A massive helium plume is escaping so fast that it races far ahead of the planet along its orbit.

The sun is a star that is constantly active and observed and studied by astronomers around the world. And recently, two huge sunspots were discovered on its surface.

Certain Chinese LG batteries for Tesla electric cars are showing signs of failure much earlier compared to Panasonic batteries from the USA, according to a report from a battery repair shop.

Astronomers recently discovered 53 quasars that emit jets of matter at the speed of light. And that's not all, because they also extend over more than 7.2 million light-years, which is much larger than the entire Milky Way.

A video of a humanoid playing basketball has surfaced on the internet. The robot, a Unitree G1 known for exhibiting unusually fluid movements, can now dribble and shoot like a professional player.

An Australian company wants to buy a dying satellite to use it to photograph the asteroid Apophis. And while this project may seem surprising, it could enable this company to launch other missions in the future.

The latest Hubble Picture of the Week is the spiral galaxy NGC 1792. The galaxy is bursting with star formation, giving it a chaotic appearance. The chaotic galaxy provides an opportunity for scientists to understand more about the complex interactions that take place in star-forming regions.

Located 133 light-years from Earth, an exoplanet may have an exomoon, which would be a world first. However, further studies must be conducted by scientists and astronomers to validate this discovery.

Astronomers have studied a red giant orbiting around a black hole, and which has a unique composition. And new studies must be conducted in order to better understand it.

Asteroid 433 Eros will pass close to Earth tonight, and it will be possible to observe it live. But that's not all, because you can also use a telescope or binoculars to see it if you have optimal conditions.

During its last flyby, NASA's OSIRIS-APEX probe took photos of the Earth showing unique details. And that's not all, because it also took a photo of the Moon, highlighting the size of the solar system.

A Russian company has announced it has achieved something unprecedented — making the Birds Aren't Real satirical conspiracy a reality. The company has announced it has achieved remote control of pigeons using brain implants.

The ESA/JAXA BepiColombo mission has been cruising towards Mercury since 2018, but will finally enter its orbit in November 2026. It will study Mercury’s magnetic field and the planet’s surface — how it formed, what it’s made of, how it changes over time, and its temperature.

NASA has discovered a mysterious red sphere called CWISE J1249. It is a celestial object whose composition and traveling speed have so far made it almost impossible for scientists to classify.

A photographer managed to capture an impressive image of a transient luminous event above the Italian Alps. And this is not the first time he has achieved such a feat.

Since 2018, scientists thought that what was below the ice cap at Mars’ south pole was an underground lake. But new research using NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) has proven that the underground lake theory is highly unlikely to be correct.

Scientists believe that an asteroid could reach Earth's orbit in the coming years. And although it does not appear to be dangerous, they are already studying the potential risk of impact.

One of the two probes from the ESCAPADE mission managed to take a first photo during its journey to Mars. And this is excellent news for the rest of the mission.

Study results reveal that large language models are susceptible to input written in poetic form. In the study, hand-crafted poems successfully bypassed the AI's safety measures in 62% of cases.

The world's first 100% edible robot can not only be chewed and swallowed, but there are also flavoured versions, such as one that tastes like grenadine. Made from soft, biodegradable material, the robot has a wide range of applications.

The ESA/Hubble Picture of the Week is N159 — a region where baby stars are “blowing bubbles.” The image shows the birthplace of young stars, many of which are covered in red hydrogen gas.

Images of Gen Z individuals staging climate protests are widespread, but the reality is quite different. A major study in Germany finds Generation Z to be unexpectedly pragmatic. Instead of idealistic worldviews, factors such as comfort, cost and convenience are paramount. The authors warn that moral arguments will not convince a generation that prioritizes pragmatism over idealism.

The Europa Clipper probe recently captured an impressive image of Uranus in space. And this image also highlights the size of our universe and the many worlds that surround us.

GAC Group has completed China's first production line for automotive-grade all-solid-state batteries with over 60 Ah capacity, potentially doubling vehicle range to over 620 miles. This positions GAC as the first manufacturer to achieve large-capacity solid-state battery production capability.

The Sun recently released a series of coronal mass ejections (CMEs). This triggered geomagnetic storms that peaked for about six hours. The solar particles released were energetic enough to penetrate the Earth’s magnetic shield.

ESA and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) are set to launch the SMILE (Solar Wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer) mission. This will provide a global picture of the interaction between the Sun and the Earth — the first mission to ever do so.

Astronomers have discovered something remarkable — a supermassive black hole that is growing faster than expected. The black hole’s rapid growth defied what was previously known of supermassive black holes and their host galaxies.

Astronomers have spotted a powerful burst from a star about 130 light-years away. The burst is so powerful that it can reduce any planet in its path to a bare rock. This is the first confirmed sighting of such a burst on a star other than the Sun.