Category: 7. Science

Imagine controlling the movement of individual molecules with light, slowing them to near absolute zero—a new breakthrough from the Fritz Haber Institute is making that vision a reality. Researchers have, for the first time, successfully…

A new study suggests that giant planets orbiting close to Sun-like stars rarely survive their host’s aging process. As stars evolve and begin to swell, these nearby worlds often vanish, drawn inward and destroyed by intense tidal forces.

The…

In the highlands of northern Tanzania, the ground near a volcano has been softly rumbling for a month. The tremors are faint, but they carry important clues about what’s happening deep inside the Earth.

Seismic tremors provide a real-time window…

From muscle atrophy to bone loss, astronauts face a number of health risks while in space. 

It’s easy to understand why. 

The human body relies on Earth’s gravity to work out muscles and support other functions. 

It’s…

China just broke its single-year launch record — and with nearly two months left in 2025.

Four Chinese rockets lifted off over the weekend, taking the nation’s total number of orbital missions this year to 72. The previous record, set last…