Science
NASA finds 4.1bn-year-old Mars meteorite in the Sahara Desert
Comparisons with satellite data revealed possible links to the planet's southern highlands
Who is Francis Halzen, 2026 Nobel Prize laureate in physics?
Halzen also maintains a strong commitment to accessible science communication
Suicide can be predicted a week ahead, Harvard researchers find
The findings could offer a new approach to suicide prevention
OpenAI drains five Olympic pools to solve century-old maths problem
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Largest autism protein map reveals shared pathways for targeted treatments
The UCSF team discovered that disease-causing mutations do not simply break genes
“Very limited expertise”: Nathan Cofnas wasn’t fit to take on Jason Arday, his peers say
Cofnas' records were full of racial undertones, it noted
Breakthrough study uses AI to produce 16 new bacteria-killing viruses
An AI model created 700,000 possible virus genomes
International Group Names Two Asteroids After Uzbek Astronomers
Their newly approved titles will now feature in all official observational records
China Tests Microwave Charging System for Drones in Flight
A new prototype from Xidian University shows how wireless energy transmission could extend drone flight time despite current efficiency challenges
Artemis II Splashdown: Astronauts Return to Earth With Lunar Discoveries
The next phase of the programme aims to put humans back on the lunar surface
Uzbekistan Prepares First Astronaut and Satellite for Space Mission
Tashkent has expressed interest in launching the satellite with SpaceX
Harvard Wyss Scientist Develops Ultra-Sensitive Device to Track ALS
Scientists Extract 40,000-Year-Old RNA from Woolly Mammoth Remains
China Launches Shenzhou-21 Mission with Its Youngest Astronaut
The Shenzhou-21 astronauts will take over from the Shenzhou-20 crew
Chinese scientists develop safer, longer-lasting lithium battery system
Mokyr, Aghion and Howitt Win 2025 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
The committee emphasised that growth cannot be taken for granted
Kazakh Physics Teacher Goes Viral For Making Air Blaster From Plastic Bottles
His video on TikTok has already gained over seven million views
Samarkand to Host 2028 International Astronautical Congress, First in Central Asia
The congress is expected to attract over 10,000 visitors
US Scientists Planned Secret Experiment to Dim Sunlight Using Artificial Clouds
More than 570 scientists have publicly opposed geoengineering methods
Scientists Detect Most Massive Black Hole Merger Ever, 225 Times Heavier Than the Sun
The discovery was made by the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA (LVK) Collaboration
Kazakhstan Installs First Robotic Telescope in Chile’s Atacama Desert
The newly installed telescope is now the largest at the ObsTech facility
Colossal Biosciences Brings Back the Dire Wolf — What Do We Know About It?
The predator once hunted bison across North America
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-9 Safely Returns to Earth After Extended by Accident Mission
Austronauts spent 286 days in space