NASA Refines Earth’s Center of Mass Measurements
NASA scientists have developed a new, highly precise technique to track the seasonal shifting of Earth's center of mass caused by water, ice, and air…
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New AI Surgical Tool Improves Precision
MIT researchers developed an AI system called xvr that aligns 2D X-rays with 3D scans in minutes, enhancing safety for minimally invasive surgeries.
Tasmanian devils lived alongside humans in Australia
New archaeological findings in Australia's Pilbara region reveal that Tasmanian devils lived near humans and scavenged their food thousands of years ago.
Medieval Convent Ruins Found Under Danish Soccer Field
Archaeologists discovered the 13th-century St. Clare’s Convent buried three feet beneath a soccer field in Roskilde, Denmark, using ground-penetrating radar.
Rare Pacific Mastodon Tooth Found in California Creek
A geomorphologist discovered an exceptionally well-preserved Pacific mastodon tooth in a San Mateo County creek, providing new insights into Ice Age history.
First Adult T. Rex Trackway Found in North Dakota
Paleontologists have discovered the first known trackway of an adult Tyrannosaurus rex in North Dakota, offering rare insights into the predator's movement.
Webb Telescope Finds Tiny Brown Dwarfs in IC 348
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has discovered record-breaking, low-mass brown dwarfs in the IC 348 star-forming region, challenging current formation models.
Daytime Lunar Occultation of Venus Observed
On September 14, 2026, a rare daytime lunar occultation of Venus was captured in a photograph near Cessy, France, revealing both celestial bodies.
Marine Bacteria Team Up to Break Down Ocean Carbon
Researchers have discovered that marine bacteria use a division of labor to break down fucoidan, a complex molecule that helps store carbon in the ocean.
Undisturbed 600-Year-Old Chimú Tomb Found in Peru
Archaeologists have uncovered an intact, 600-year-old Chimú tomb at the Chan Chan site in Peru, offering new insights into elite pre-Inca burial practices.
Djibouti Joins the Artemis Accords for Space Exploration
Djibouti has become the 72nd nation to sign the Artemis Accords, committing to peaceful and transparent international space exploration principles.
Denisovan fossils and tools found in Southwest China
Researchers discovered seven Denisovan fossils and over 1,300 tools in a Yunnan cave, offering new insights into the lives of these extinct human relatives.
