Science

India successfully tested the parachute system for its Gaganyaan crew module ahead of its planned first-ever astronaut launch in 2027.

The image was captured on Aug. 12 as the Perseid meteor shower hit its peak.

Picture this: One day while drinking your morning coffee, you are reminded of a friend from your past. You have not spoken to this person in some time, but you remember them fondly and wonder how they are doing. You…

A new study reveals how AI chatbots exploit teenagers’ emotional needs, often leading to inappropriate and harmful interactions. Stanford Medicine psychiatrist Nina Vasan explores the implications of the findings.

In her latest paper for the journal Neurodiversity, Dr. Lauren Powell makes the case for reclaiming co-production in neurodivergent research and practice to make co-production meaningful, improve research and drive real-world change in policy and practice.

In a study published by Reli Avisar in the Levant journal, the author examines the symbol of the palmette and how its meaning changed together with the local political and social atmosphere.

The total lunar eclipse on Sept. 7, 2025, won’t be visible from North America, but it’s only a 177-day wait until another ‘blood moon.’

Past climate assessments let big polluters delay action, placing more burden on smaller nations. A new method based on historical responsibility demands steep cuts from wealthy countries and more financial support for poorer ones. Courts are now stepping in, making…

We have tested many home planetariums over the years (sometimes called star projectors) but which are the most realistic, scientifically accurate? These three models offer the best of the best.

The Soroya Ridge was the recent destination in NASA’s Perseverance rover’s journey to explore the landscape of Mars.