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The real shift is not just launches. It is who sets the pace, and how competitors respond.

Despite public pushback, the FCC authorizes a space-based solar “mirror” test that aims to turn night into daylight for miles.

A newly described plant-eater from 150 million years ago adds a fresh data point to dinosaur body-plan diversity.

A nearby galaxy’s supermassive black hole is feeding at rates only seen in the early universe, and it keeps going.

The Royal Canadian Geographic Society released first photos, revealing a worst-case wreck turned thriving marine habitat.

A record-breaking 2022 event gave researchers a rare, real-world stress test for forest resilience under heat and water shortages.

New Early Career Faculty awards back diagnostics and planning tools that help spacecraft survive atmospheric entry and fly themselves.

NASA-backed citizen science just logged a new milestone, with 31 projects and 120M classifications since 2020.

Chlamydomonas reinhardtii shifts protein-coding activity at smaller temperature swings than many ecosystems expect.

Analysis of 142 skeletons from three cemeteries reveals co-burials of unrelated adults and children, reshaping how early Christianity buried the dead.

A new structure determination for a 3D COF gives scientists the missing link to tune battery and cleanup materials.

A Stockholm University study uses DNA to show that adult-child co-burials were not always what archaeologists assumed.