Science

Travel back in time to the early 1960s and learn why a $40 drugstore camera forced NASA to rethink space missions. Yes it’s true. A simple camera purchased at the…

What if the sun’s clockwork were to suddenly change, as it does for astronauts riding aboard the International Space Station? That’s the question that astronaut Sultan Alneyadi has been grappling…

Social anxiety increases the risk of developing depression and addiction. Researchers say fear of rejection may be the root of social anxiety. For many people, social interaction is a source…

The James Webb Space Telescope has continued to unlock the beauty and mystery of the universe since delivering its first images last July, but the mission to deploy the next…

Our native language influences the way our brains are wired and may underlie the way we think, new research reports. An analysis of the neural connections of native Arabic speakers…

Burping and flatulence are normal bodily functions that everyone experiences to some extent. The average person burps around 30 times a day, and passing wind 8-15 times is considered normal,…

A new study provides important insight into how superconductivity occurs in materials with nearly ‘frozen’ electrons. A new mechanism causing superconductivity in materials with near-zero electron velocity has been discovered…

This is a computer-enhanced microphotograph of Pithovirus sibericum isolated from a 30,000-year-old permafrost sample in 2014. (CNN) Due to Arctic warming, regional permafrost — A layer of frozen soil beneath…

Expanding / NASA’s Orion spacecraft descends toward the Pacific after a successful mission in December. NASA It’s been about three months since NASA’s Orion spacecraft landed in the Pacific Ocean…

The asteroid discovered late last month is “very unlikely” to hit Earth on Valentine’s Day 2046, NASA said on Tuesday as astronomers gather more data. According to NASA, 2023 DW…