Investigators urge standardized risk assessments and interagency information sharing as DOE-funded work with Chinese partners is scrutinized
University of Valencia researchers say wool tunics and cloaks point to cold-weather conditions and may shift views on when Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79.
Geminids—caused by rocky debris from 3200 Phaethon—could produce up to 150 shooting stars per hour under darker skies, weather permitting.
NASA confirms the body is likely a natural, distant-rock visitor; some researchers question unusual timing patterns and origins as it approaches Earth.
A Jupiter-size exoplanet orbits a neutron star 750 light-years away with a carbon- and helium-dominated atmosphere and extreme day-night temperatures, challenging planetary-formation theories.
Researchers reexamine Cassini data and propose Titan’s interior may lack a global ocean, though pockets of liquid water could exist within slushy layers.
Investigators believe Claudio Valente’s long-running dissatisfaction with his scientific career helped drive a five-day spree that left three people dead.
New AI surrogate model predicts tokamak turbulence in seconds, potentially speeding up design cycles for fusion energy projects in the UK and beyond.
The Ursids, though modest, offer a potential holiday show as Earth passes through debris from comet 8P/Tuttle.