Space
Meteorite Crashes Through Roof in Germany After Fiery Light Show
The fireball was spotted by a network of sky-watching cameras across Europe.
NASA Alters Asteroid Orbits Around the Sun in Planetary Defense Test
The DART mission marks the first time a human-crafted object has changed the path of a celestial body as it orbits the sun.
Startup Wants Orbital Mirrors to Illuminate Night Skies
Reflect Orbital's ambitious plan to deploy 50,000 mirrors faces major scientific and regulatory hurdles.
Materials Science
Stevens Professor Blends Engineering and Biology to Study the Brain
Ilke Uguz develops soft, flexible implants to record brain activity and deliver targeted drugs for neurological conditions
Researchers Simulate 'Ideal Glass' with Ordered Amorphous Structure
Computer modeling shows theoretical possibility of glass with perfect internal order, opening new frontiers in materials science.
JPL's 3D-Printed Titanium Spring Deploys Successfully in Orbit
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory demonstrates additive manufacturing can reduce cost and complexity of spacecraft hardware.
Energy
Epstein Claimed He Lobbied Congress to Defund Cold Fusion Research
Federal files reveal emails where Epstein boasted of personally intervening to end funding for the promising clean energy technology
Iran War Disrupts Global Energy System, Sparking Renewable Energy Debate
Experts see opportunity for countries to boost domestic renewable power amid supply chain disruptions and soaring fuel prices
Balcony Solar Gains Momentum Across State Legislatures
Bipartisan bills aim to boost adoption of DIY solar systems in over half of U.S. states
Geology
Fossils Reveal Colorado's Prehistoric Camelops
Remains of giant camel-like creatures found across the state shed light on ancient ecosystem.
Geochemical Analysis & XRF: Essential Insights For 2026
Discover how geochemical analysis, XRF geochemical analysis, and elemental geochemical analyses drive precision in agriculture, mining, and infrastructure.
Scientists Discover Unexpected Signs of Ancient Life in Deep-Water Sediments
Wrinkle structures found in ancient turbidite deposits suggest chemosynthetic microbes thrived in the dark depths of an ancient ocean.
Nuclear
US Approves First Gen IV Nuclear Reactor Since 1980s
Natrium Demonstration Project in Wyoming marks a milestone in America's nuclear power revival.
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Publishes New Research
Studies cover PET/CT scans, FAP-targeted radiotherapy, AI tumor measurement, and PSMA radioligand therapy
Bill Gates-Backed Nuclear Reactor Gets Federal Approval to Start Building
TerraPower's advanced nuclear plant in Wyoming is the first new commercial reactor to receive federal clearance in nearly a decade.
- Freedom 250 Grand Prix to Debut on National Mall in DC
- AI Platform Predicts Septic Tank Pumping Needs, Helping Service Companies Cut Fuel Costs and Prevent Emergencies
- Mariachi Teen Brothers Released From ICE Detention
- Chinese Food Remains a Cornerstone of American Dining
- Long TSA Waits at Airports as Spring Break Starts
- Attempted Bomb Attack Near NYC Mayor's Residence Investigated as ISIS-Inspired Terrorism
