Reusable Rockets: Revolutionizing the Cost of Space Travel
Corporate, state and other parties have long considered space missions a money pit–one that only the richest nation or company […]
How Genetic Engineering is Redefining the Concept of Species
Introduction The appearance of genetic engineering opens up an entirely new area of scientific possibility, one that flies in the
The Role of Policy and Legislation in Protecting the Environment in 2024
Politics and Policy In 2024, there has never been a more critical time for policy or legislation to play a
First detection of massive magnetic stars outside our galaxy
The most massive star-forming region NGC346 in the Small Magellanic Cloud. Credit: NASA, ESA, A. James (STScI) For the first
This Australian bird that sets the great forests on fire is a real phoenix – Times of India
The natural world is full of wonders that often exceed the wildest human imagination. Among them is a bird whose
Solar Orbiter traces the solar wind to its mysterious source for the first time
European Space Agency Solar orbiter has tracked, for the first time, the solar wind in space at a specific location
Why a wetter Europe does not necessarily mean more hydropower
Despite the increased potential in some countries, hydropower plants have to face more extreme conditions. Advertisement Europe was around seven
Researchers find that high magnetic field facilitates new ferromagnetic polar metals
by Zhao Weiwie; Hou De, Hefei Institute of Physical Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences Design and realization of internal ferromagnetic
US radio blackout as historic sunspot erupts ‘outstanding’ X-Free
A powerful solar flare has been fired from the same sunspot that caused the spectacular northern lights display on May
Right-wing NZ government accused of ‘war on nature’ after axing climate policy
The New Zealand government has been accused of waging a “war on nature” after announcing sweeping cuts to climate action