10:41, 03 Mar
The EU is exploring ways to assist Ukraine in finding alternatives to Musk's Starlink.
The European Commission is exploring ways to assist Ukraine in securing satellite communication amid reports that billionaire Elon Musk may cut off Ukraine's access to the Starlink network.
07:49, 03 Mar
The Blue Ghost spacecraft has landed on the Moon and is transmitting images from the surface, starting with a selfie.
Just half an hour after a successful landing, the Blue Ghost spacecraft began transmitting images from the surface.
07:47, 03 Mar
The first private probe designed to study asteroids is exhibiting unusual behavior in space (photo).
The company AstroForge is working to address the issues with the Odin spacecraft before it's too late.
07:45, 03 Mar
We won't see it again for another 600,000 years: the final photo of the main comet of 2025 has been released (image included).
The brightest comet of the year, named C/2024 G3, is currently moving away from the Sun and heading towards the edge of the Solar System.
07:45, 03 Mar
15 million years ago, sea levels on Earth plummeted. Where did all that water go?
Researchers have discovered a highly unusual period in the Earth's past.
07:49, 02 Mar
Alzheimer's disease has revealed its vulnerabilities: researchers have discovered a method to combat it.
Alzheimer's disease is a highly dangerous, debilitating, and currently untreatable condition that primarily affects the elderly. However, recent research has unveiled a unique protein that could potentially mark the beginning of the end for this illness.
07:48, 02 Mar
1,000 kilometers from Stonehenge: Danish archaeologists have uncovered a mysterious circle.
In Denmark, researchers have uncovered a Neolithic monument that may be linked to the culture of bell-shaped cups. This structure bears a resemblance to English long barrows located nearly 1,000 kilometers away.
07:48, 02 Mar
After standing for thousands of years, builders have restored the ancient lighthouse of Emperor Nero. (Photo included)
The lighthouse, built by the Roman Emperor Nero in 64 AD, was destroyed in 1481 due to an earthquake and tsunami on Rhodes. However, it will soon shine its light for sailors once again.
07:48, 02 Mar
Dating back to the Neolithic era, Croatian researchers have discovered ancient artifacts on the island of Šćedro (photo included).
During their research on Shchedro Island, archaeologists uncovered numerous artifacts, including tools and pottery dating back approximately 7,000 years. This discovery suggests the presence of previously unknown maritime routes in which the island played a crucial role.
07:48, 02 Mar
The key role of family: researchers discovered what strengthens the brains of mothers and fathers.
Raising children is a significant endeavor that millions of parents undertake. However, recent research has revealed that this journey not only helps us nurture our children but also strengthens our own brains in the process.
07:48, 02 Mar
A whole state could be flooded: 90 billion liters of water will be released from a Utah lake to prevent a disaster.
To prevent flooding of large areas, scientists plan to release nearly 90 billion liters of water from Utah Lake. This action is necessary due to the upcoming seasonal snowmelt, as the lake is already nearly at capacity.
07:48, 02 Mar
The challenge has intensified: why did a three-day journey to the Moon turn into a months-long expedition?
The initial lunar flights lasted no more than three days, as they followed a direct trajectory. However, modern missions take considerably longer; sometimes it can take over a year to reach our satellite.
07:48, 02 Mar
Broccoli boosts health: researchers have discovered that this vegetable helps protect against diabetes.
Prediabetes is a dangerous and insidious condition that gradually and subtly leads us toward the development of type 2 diabetes. However, researchers have discovered that certain vegetables can effectively lower blood sugar levels and may help protect us from this disease.
07:48, 02 Mar
This won't happen again until 2040: a unique phenomenon was observed worldwide (photo).
On the night of February 28 to March 1, a planetary parade took place, witnessed by observers around the globe. The event featured Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Venus, Neptune, Mercury, and Saturn.
07:48, 02 Mar
Scientists are exploring the formation of exoplanet atmospheres, which could transform our understanding of the universe.
Researchers aim to investigate the atmospheric formation of young exoplanets by utilizing data from the James Webb Space Telescope and supercomputers.
07:47, 02 Mar
Played a key role in shaping Europe: What we know about the Egnatia Road (photos)
The Egnatian Way, constructed between 146 and 120 BC, became one of the essential routes of the Roman Empire. Despite its age, certain sections of this road are still in use today.
07:47, 02 Mar
The brain and gut will thank you: a dietitian shares which foods strengthen them.
Products rich in beneficial nutrients have long captured the attention of scientists and nutritionists. However, recent studies have revealed that some of these foods may simultaneously enhance several critical aspects of our health.
07:47, 02 Mar
Hypnotized and collected sperm: scientists are using an unusual method to save leopard sharks.
To protect the endangered leopard sharks, scientists are planning to carry out artificial insemination. To achieve this, they have had to resort to unconventional methods.
07:46, 02 Mar
14 months faster: Researchers have found that heat accelerates aging.
Scientists have found that individuals living in hot regions have biologically aged 14 months more than those residing in cooler areas. This discovery highlights the urgent need to develop strategies to mitigate the effects of heat.
07:46, 02 Mar
Obesity is inherent to us from the beginning: scientists claim it develops not due to diet.
Nutrition, which plays a crucial role in providing us with all the necessary and beneficial substances, has proven not to be the primary cause of obesity. Researchers have discovered that this condition arises from dysfunctions in one of our vital organs.
