Seismic data from InSight show Mars has a solid inner core enveloped by a liquid outer core
Chinese-led analysis of more than 1,300 marsquakes suggests the red planet’s heart is a small solid iron‑nickel core surrounded by molten metal
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Webb Telescope Images Thousands of Newborn Stars in Lobster Nebula
Infrared snapshot reveals the star cluster Pismis 24 inside a massive dust-and-gas cloud 5,500 light-years away
Rep. Luna and Harvard Astronomer Urge NASA to Monitor Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS for Possible Small Probes
Anna Paulina Luna and Avi Loeb asked NASA to task orbital assets to observe the Manhattan-sized object as it approaches the Sun, while the agency classifies it as a comet.
Sunday's 'Blood Moon' Total Lunar Eclipse Visible Across Much of Europe, Africa and Asia
A total lunar eclipse will turn the full Moon red; visibility in the UK will depend on local moonrise times
14-year-old to study biomedical engineering at Imperial after acing A-levels
Homeschooled since the pandemic, Elias earned four A*s and an A and will begin university in September
IAEA Says Radioactive Metal at Indonesian Site May Be Linked to Massive U.S. Shrimp Recall
International Atomic Energy Agency says Cesium-137 was detected at a processing plant tied to millions of pounds of exported frozen shrimp; exporter has recalled more than 300 containers bound for the United States.
Scientists Say Roughly 90% of Earth's Species Remain Unknown, Driven by Tiny, Overlooked Organisms
Researchers warn that the bulk of biodiversity — microscopic and small invertebrate life — remains undescribed, complicating efforts to protect ecosystems and understand planetary life
Putin and Xi Hot Mic Rekindles Debate Over Immortality as Scientists Pursue Life-Extension Technologies
Claims of living to 150 prompt renewed scrutiny of organ transplants, gene editing, senolytics and other approaches — experts say dramatic lifespan gains remain unproven
Telescope images show growing tail on interstellar comet 3I-Atlas
Gemini South observations reveal a widening coma and an extending tail as the visitor from another star approaches perihelion