Science News

Witness the stunning 'blood moon' total lunar eclipse on March 3rd, visible across North America, Australia, and New Zealand. Learn when and where to view this rare celestial event.

Explore the remarkable ability of certain animals to maintain stable body temperatures, even in extreme heat. Learn about the science behind this astonishing adaptation.

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory's automated alert system has gone live, flooding astronomers with 800,000 notifications about asteroids, supernovas, and more on its inaugural night. This is just the beginning of a cosmic data deluge.

New York City's rat population may be declining due to the severe winter weather, experts say. Discover how the cold temperatures are impacting the city's notorious rodents.

A new study sheds light on the devastating 7th-century plague that struck the ancient city of Jerash, offering insights into those who perished during this historic outbreak.

Discover the pitchers that effectively filter out PFAS chemicals. Learn how to verify independent certifications and make an informed choice for your home's water.

Renowned economist Ha-Joon Chang shares his unique perspective on the importance of economics and how it impacts our daily lives in his latest work, Edible Economics.

NASA is shaking up its Artemis program, with a new administrator driving innovative changes to expedite America's return to the lunar surface. Get the inside scoop on this game-changing strategy.

NASA announces delay in Artemis Moon landing plans, with Artemis III now a test flight instead of a lunar touchdown. Increased mission cadence with more test flights and surface landings starting in 2028.

Discover the unexpected influence of non-existent photons on superconductivity, revealing the strange consequences of quantum mechanics.