A NASA imaging analysis of Pluto’s Sputnik Planitia shows six landslides, proving the dwarf planet is still geologically alive.

The Nobel physicist team used Claude to turn a decade-old jamming relation into a publishable proof in Journal of Statistical Mechanics.

Precise tracking showed nongravitational motion, and new telescope images captured a weak tail.

A confirmed rocky-atmosphere discovery at 49 light years shifts exoplanet life searches from hints to evidence and accelerates the next funding cycles.

Helium loss from a rocky exoplanet around LHS 1140 lets scientists infer the remaining atmosphere after billions of years.

This first detection gives the best evidence yet that Earth-like, potentially life-supporting worlds exist beyond our solar system.

A prostaglandin pathway breakdown let EP2 sabotage macrophage cleanup; targeting it improved ageing outcomes in mice.

Strontium isotopes and teeth DNA show where at least 150 children lived before the Royal Navy freed them.

A first for rocky exoplanets: direct atmospheric helium evidence, plus the added pressure of habitability questions.

The NotebookLM rebrand tightens Google AI into Gemini and Search, while Pro users get broader code execution.

A 4,000-year-old Stonehenge-area burial once displayed as a bearded man is now confirmed female.

This first-of-its-kind detection widens what scientists can measure, and changes the odds for worlds that could host life.