The Solar Orbiter just gave us humanity’s first glimpse of the sun’s south pole—and its chaotic magnetism.

The High-Luminosity LHC test stand, with its innovative -271°C magnets, is nearing completion, promising unprecedented insights.

Israel's leadership has claimed that the strikes were aimed at the ‘heart’ of Iran’s nuclear program spread across the country.

First fatal crash of Boeing 787 reignites concerns raised by whistleblower Salehpour on fuselage assembly shortcuts.

Iran fires hundreds of missiles after Israel's largest-ever strike hits key nuclear sites. Netanyahu vows campaign will continue until threat is removed.

Researchers at top universities in the UK came together to solve the problem of generating Group IV defects in diamonds in a scalable, reliable way.

A sugar in sea cucumbers may block a cancer-linked enzyme without affecting blood clotting or requiring pig-based drugs.

Scientists can now identify you by your breath—with 96.8% accuracy. The discovery could redefine health tracking.

The test conducted on Hithium energy storage device offers a high-stakes technical model to inform future product safety standards.

A recent discovery in the garbage pit of an ancient fast-food joint on the island of Mallorca revealed that songbirds weren’t a delicacy reserved for the elite.

A new study is piecing together the life and afterlife of the Xiaohe culture, an ancient Chinese civilization.

China's new carbide ceramic material is capable of withstanding temperatures of up to 3,600 degrees Celsius.

G7 leaders declared Iran must never obtain nuclear weapons and backed Israel's right to self-defense.

Even as China proposes the largest dam project in the world, Europe and America are trying to reverse the damage wrought by such structures. But what are the costs of such efforts? And how quickly do we see effective results?

Scientists have created synthetic yeast that converts human urine into a valuable bone implant material, while also reducing pollution.

The US Air Force’s WC-135R, the world's only aircraft designed to detect airborne nuclear materials, departed Offutt Base late Monday night. 

Pure Lithium’s U.S.-built battery uses no Chinese materials and has survived 1,300+ charge cycles in lab tests.

The FDA has approved Yeztugo, the world’s first twice-a-year HIV prevention shot, proven to stop 99.9% of infections in global trials.

Around 70 people from Soroka Hospital in Israel's southern city of Beersheba were wounded following Iran's new strikes.