Earth has reached its annual farthest point from the Sun, highlighting the role of axial tilt over orbital distance in creating seasons.

The Hayabusa2 spacecraft successfully completed a high-speed flyby of asteroid Torifune, proving Japan's capability to precisely target near-Earth objects.

University of British Columbia researchers found that pigeons use subtle eye movements to resolve detail and judge depth, challenging assumptions about avian navigation.

RMIT University researchers created a method using micro and nanobubbles to remove over 90 percent of microplastics from wastewater. The process integrates into existing systems without requiring structural changes, helping to reduce microplastic contamination in biosolids.

From prehistoric charcoal to advanced carbon nanotubes, researchers are developing record-breaking materials that capture nearly all incoming light. These innovations are being applied across fields such as astronomy, thermal management, and defense.

A study from Southern Medical University and Macquarie University suggests bumblebees display expressions of pleasure and distaste based on internal needs.

Following his historic journey on the Artemis II mission, Colonel Jeremy Hansen is transitioning from his full-time CSA role to the Royal Canadian Air Force reserve. This move marks a shift toward advisory and ambassadorial work for the veteran astronaut.

This high-fidelity digital twin allows developers to test robotic software for use in future lunar habitats and space vehicles. The platform aims to offload routine maintenance tasks from human crews to autonomous or remotely operated robots.

The Perseverance rover detected macromolecular carbon within rock formations at Jezero Crater, offering evidence of ancient chemical processes on Mars.

China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has arrived at the near-Earth asteroid Kamoʻoalewa to begin mapping and scientific observations. The mission intends to collect samples to determine if the object is a fragment ejected from the Moon.

International research teams are developing advanced catalysts, including photocatalysts and copper nanoclusters, to convert carbon dioxide into chemical fuels. These atomic-level modifications aim to improve efficiency and product selectivity for future industrial applications.

New research suggests that Paleo success depends on metabolic flexibility and nutrient timing rather than strict food lists. Scientists have identified the MTCH2 protein as a key regulator in how cells manage energy and store fat.

A forecasted Kp index of four brings the potential for the northern lights to appear in border states this weekend. Learn where to look and how to prepare.

Observations reveal that 14 galaxies in the early universe prematurely ceased star formation, suggesting a complex, bursty cycle of stellar evolution. These findings challenge standard cosmological models that predicted early galaxies would be defined by constant growth.

JAXA successfully piloted the Hayabusa2 probe through a close-range encounter with asteroid Torifune to refine the precision needed for planetary defense.

Hubble has captured images of the LH 95 stellar nursery, revealing how massive blue stars and crimson gas shape the ongoing processes of star formation.

New high-resolution imagery of LH 95 provides a rare, unobstructed view of star formation, showing how massive blue giants shape their cosmic environment.

Astronomers have successfully measured the mass of a dormant supermassive black hole in the early universe by leveraging gravitational lensing.

Scientific organizations are opposing proposed orbital expansion projects, warning that the influx of satellites threatens to compromise astronomical research.

Recent research suggests the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is weakening linearly in relation to carbon emissions rather than facing an abrupt, irreversible tipping point.