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In a bid to enhance the feasibility of long-duration missions to the Moon and Mars, NASA is partnering with industry to develop technologies aimed at extracting valuable resources from lunar regolith.
Recent excavations in Motza reveal a plaster-making technique that predates previous estimates by 8,000 years, prompting a reevaluation of ancient technological capabilities.
A new artificial intelligence tool developed by researchers at the University of Oregon can analyze genetic code, significantly speeding up ancestry reconstruction while matching traditional methods in accuracy.
A recently developed open-source platform aims to standardize gas diffusion electrode reactors, potentially transforming catalytic research by enabling cost-effective and consistent comparisons.
Scientists are advancing methods to detect solar storms that pose risks to the power grid, drawing lessons from past events like the 1989 Quebec blackout.
Research indicates that while lockable phone pouches may cause temporary classroom disruptions, they ultimately contribute to improved student well-being over time.
Researchers have made significant strides in capturing hybrid particles that merge light and matter, paving the way for advancements in quantum physics.
A recent study underscores the growing presence of older students in higher education and their positive influence on academic performance.
A significant river restoration initiative in Cumbria reveals that reconnecting rivers to their floodplains can enhance wildlife habitats while reducing water flow speed.
Research from RMIT University suggests that eucalyptus bark, often discarded as waste, may be useful in addressing pollution in water and air while also capturing carbon dioxide.
Legumes, such as soybeans and alfalfa, engage with rhizobia bacteria to capture nitrogen, a process that may influence bacterial evolution and enhance soil fertility.
Recent studies of a quiet fault in Alaska reveal a lack of expected fluids, prompting a reevaluation of how different earthquake faults operate.
A recent study of the gamma-ray burst GRB 250416C by an international team of astronomers has yielded important findings through multi-wavelength observations.
A significant number of elementary students in the U.S. report being bullied, with chaotic classrooms being a contributing factor. The implications for victims are serious.
As the conversation around remote work continues, its potential to enhance innovation within businesses should not be overlooked. This editorial discusses the benefits of maintaining collaborative remote work options.
Recent advancements in glass engineering utilizing metal-organic frameworks may lead to significant improvements in gas trapping methods, particularly for CO₂ and hydrogen.
Recent findings suggest that an exotic quantum phase may disrupt long-held symmetry principles that govern atomic and electronic behavior in materials.
At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the focus on military emissions raises critical questions about accountability in climate change.
Forestry expert David Carter presents a groundbreaking virtual model that may transform how we manage and conserve forests.
Recent advancements in magnon technology suggest a significant leap forward for quantum computing, potentially leading to the creation of mini quantum computers.