Slovenian Scientist's Childhood Fascination Leads to Asteroid Naming
Dr. Rok Nežič, an outreach officer at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, had an asteroid named in his honor, fulfilling a long-held dream.
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Rare Damselfly Sighted on Restored River Ash
The scarce blue-tailed damselfly has been spotted along the River Ash, marking a hopeful sign for the success of a chalk river restoration project.
Rare Beetle Reappears in Wales After 60-Year Absence
Conservationists discover larvae of the Short-Necked Oil Beetle, raising hopes for the species' breeding success in Pembrokeshire.
Aging NASA Telescope Swift Nears Earth's Atmosphere After Failed Rescue
The 22-year-old Swift Observatory, designed to study cosmic explosions, is expected to reenter Earth's atmosphere around Friday.
Scientists Detect Signs of Consciousness in Patients Clinically Dead for Minutes
New research suggests awareness may persist even after the heart stops, challenging traditional notions of death.
NASA Shares Spooky Universe Photos for Halloween
The space agency released images of celestial objects resembling a jack-o'-lantern sun, a skull, and an evil eye.
Cockroach Milk Emerges as Potential Superfood and Climate Solution
Scientists explore the nutritional benefits and sustainable production of cockroach milk, envisioning it in functional beverages and as a tool against world hunger.
NASA Unveils Spooky Space Sights for Halloween
Celestial formations resembling skulls, ghostly eyes, and jack-o'-lanterns have been highlighted by NASA ahead of Halloween.
Scientists Propose Theoretical 'Time Liquid' Matter State
Mathematical modeling suggests a new state of matter could exist, flowing in time rather than space.