Scientists Explore Why Smartphones Rarely Appear in Dreams
Research suggests our emotional connection to the physical device, rather than its content, may explain its absence from our nightly visions.
Science & Space News
NASA Awards $10 Billion in Contracts for Lunar Base Construction
SpaceX, Blue Origin, and six other companies tapped to deliver equipment and infrastructure to the Moon.
Sea Turtle Returns to Ocean After 22 Years of Rehabilitation
A loggerhead turtle rescued in 2004 has been released back into the wild after over two decades of care at an Irish aquarium.
NASA Seeks New Astronauts for Lunar Missions
The space agency is accepting applications for a new astronaut class to support its growing Artemis program and ambitions for a permanent lunar base.
Magnitude 2.4 Earthquake Rattles San Fernando Valley
A minor earthquake was felt across several communities in Southern California on Saturday morning.
Mystery of Egypt's 'Braided Lady' Unraveled by 3D CT Scans
Scientists digitally unwrap a 3,000-year-old mummy, revealing details about her diet, health, and possible participation in ancient rituals.
Pakistan to Send First Foreign Astronaut to China's Space Station
A Pakistani astronaut will embark on a mission to China's Tiangong space station, marking the first time a non-Chinese national will visit the orbiting outpost.
Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks This Weekend
The annual shower, known for its bright and swift meteors, will be visible through late November.
Spain Volcano Collapse Could Trigger 'Cataclysmic' Tsunami, Scientist Warns
A volcanologist suggests an unstable volcano in Spain's Canary Islands could cause a massive tsunami threatening the US East Coast, though the event may be centuries away.