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Scientists at the University of Oxford have started developing the world's first ovarian cancer vaccine. It could be a game changer for women.
Cancer

This shot could be a game changer.

By Victor Tangermann

NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick shared a breathtaking timelapse he took of red and green auroras outside the window of SpaceX's spacecraft.
Off-World

Woah.

By Victor Tangermann

Satellite imagery shows the might of powerful Hurricane Milton, which is due to make landfall in Florida's western coast this afternoon.
Climate Change

"This is nothing short of astronomical."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Four people were meant to head home from the ISS this week on a SpaceX shuttle — and are now stuck thanks to Hurricane Milton.
Off-World

At least they have lots of company up there.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists have long proposed nuclear rockets to get to Mars fast — but one is warning that making it happen will be an uphill battle.
Mars

They could cut travel times in half, but developing them won't be easy.

By Noor Al-Sibai

The world's rivers are drying up at rates faster than ever before thanks to climate change — and last year was the world on record. 
Climate Change

"Water is the canary in the coal mine of climate change."

By Noor Al-Sibai

The Hera mission is officially underway to investigate the aftereffects of DART, NASA's successful planetary defense test.
Off-World

What do we have here?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

An ancient rock — or rather, the living microbes inside of it — could offer an unprecedented glimpse into early life on Earth.
Biology

This could be huge.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Scientists believe they've discovered where the "voices" heard by some schizophrenic people emanate from using brainwave mapping.
Studies

Is this where auditory hallucinations come from?

By Noor Al-Sibai

X owner Elon Musk has promoted several debunked claims and toxic conspiracies about the government's response to Hurricane Helene.
Elon Musk

"It’s frankly ridiculous, and just plain false."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

In its effort to compete with SpaceX, China has launched the first internet satellites in own constellation — and astronomers are irked.
Astronomy

"It’s difficult to know whether they are listening to the concerns of astronomers."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Astronomers have made a "baffling" discovery: the most distant rotating disc galaxy ever observed that closely resembles our own.
Off-World

"We expect most early galaxies to be small and messy looking."

By Victor Tangermann

Qantas Airlines had to issue an apology after airing an R-rated film starring Dakota Johnson during a flight from Sydney to Japan.
Advanced Transport

There were "audible gasps across the plane."

By Victor Tangermann

NASA researchers believe that a layer of molten goo, which shifts and moves like ocean tides, sits between the Moon's mantle and core.
Moon

What was that?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

In a Sunday tweet, Musk promised to give out $47 to "every person you refer to sign the petition if they’re in a swing state."
Elon Musk

How low is Musk willing to go?

By Victor Tangermann

The scientists edited to the bacteria to prove which enzyme it used to degrade PET plastics into bioavailable carbon.
Bacteria

The bacteria "could be optimized and exploited to help get rid of plastics in the environment."

By Frank Landymore

Tesla chief information officer Nagesh Saldi is now leaving the company less than a week before it's supposed to unveil its robotaxi.
Tesla

There are barely any executives left at Tesla.

By Frank Landymore

Scientists have devised a fascinating way to determine when you may die — and all it takes is a simple cheek swab.
Studies

And you might be able to buy the test online, too.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Groundbreaking, surprising research reveals that the joy of swallowing, not just taste or aroma, drives our eating habits.
Studies

The findings could have potentially massive implications for the way we eat.

By Foster Kamer

A core component of NASA's Gateway lunar space station just passed a grueling round of pressure tests, a big win for the project.
NASA

This is big!

By Maggie Harrison Dupré