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Fossil Preserves Liver, Stomach & Gut of a 245-Million-Year-Old Sea Reptile
Discovered in Yunnan, China, the 245-million-year-old marine reptile Austronaga minuta is one of the rarest fossils ever found: a nearly complete skeleton with its major internal organs still preserved, offering scientists a direct anatomical window into early Triassic sea life.
NASA’s Nuclear Rocket Could Reach Mars in 4 Months — Here’s How It Works
NASA's SR-1 Freedom spacecraft, powered by a nuclear thermal reactor, is targeting a December 2028 Mars launch — and its engine design could slash the 8-month chemical-rocket journey down to roughly four months.
Betelgeuse’s Hidden Companion Star Found — and It Rewrites the Supernova Story
Astronomers using the VLT and Gemini North telescopes have detected the strongest evidence yet that Betelgeuse is not alone — a close-orbiting companion provisionally named Betelgeuse B could reshape our understanding of the star's dimming events and ultimate fate.
SpaceX Night Launch From Florida July 30: What Lights Up the Sky
A SpaceX Falcon 9 launches at 12:09 a.m. EDT on July 30, 2026 from Cape Canaveral — and the pre-dawn darkness turns a routine mission into a rare atmospheric light show visible up to 80 miles away. Here's where to watch and why the science makes it worth the lost sleep.
Alcohol Use During Pregnancy Has Risen 60% — and No Amount Is Safe
A landmark JAMA study tracking 2011–2024 data finds alcohol use during pregnancy has surged from 9% to over 15%, with nearly 5% of pregnant women binge drinking — while researchers warn that ethanol reaches fetal circulation within minutes and no safe threshold has ever been established.
Recycling Fossil Fuel Infrastructure Could Unlock $11 Trillion in Savings
New peer-reviewed research finds that systematically recycling retired oil wells, pipelines, and rigs could supply all the steel needed for the global energy transition while avoiding up to $11.69 trillion in societal costs by 2050.Load More
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