Europe’s Ariane 6 heavy-lift rocket launched from French Guiana, deploying 32 Amazon Project Kuiper low-Earth orbit satellites, marking another milestone in European commercial spaceflight capabilities.
A team of divers has discovered the wreck of the United States’ largest single naval loss during World War I on the seabed, providing invaluable physical evidence for understanding the maritime warfare history of a century ago.
An international team achieves quantum teleportation of a photon’s polarization state between two independent quantum dots over a 270-meter free-space optical link, marking a key step toward building a quantum internet.
Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory discover that blocking the PTP1B protein improves learning and memory in an Alzheimer’s mouse model, while helping brain immune cells clear harmful amyloid-β plaques.
SpaceX successfully launches the 6-ton ViaSat-3 F3 communications satellite using Falcon Heavy — the rocket’s first launch in 18 months and the final ViaSat-3 terabit-class satellite.
J. Craig Venter, co-leader of the Human Genome Project and pioneer of synthetic biology, dies in San Diego at age 79. The scientific community mourns a transformative figure.
Dr. J. Craig Venter, the geneticist who led the race to sequence the human genome and pioneered synthetic biology, has died at age 79.
Mayo Clinic announced a breakthrough research finding: its AI model can detect invisible tissue changes of pancreatic cancer up to 3 years before diagnosis, demonstrating unprecedented early detection capabilities in a landmark validation study.
Scientists have developed a new handheld tuberculosis diagnostic tool that delivers lab-level accuracy in under 30 minutes without requiring sputum samples — a breakthrough that could benefit millions of TB patients worldwide.
A study by the Institute of Cancer Research and Imperial College London finds that the decades-long rise in overweight and obesity levels may partially explain the increase in 11 types of early-onset cancers.