Yemen's Houthis have shown surprising restraint during the Iran war despite pledging solidarity, limiting themselves to rhetorical support rather than military action in a pragmatic…
The IAEA confirmed that entrances to Iran's Natanz nuclear facility were bombed but detected no radiation increase, raising questions about the effectiveness and risks of…
The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics delivered thrilling opening medal events across Para alpine skiing, Para ice hockey, and wheelchair curling as 665 athletes compete…
Floods and landslides killed at least 70 people in Brazil's Minas Gerais state on February 27, displacing thousands in one of the country's deadliest recent…
The ESA-China SMILE mission launches April 8 to capture the first global images of Earth's magnetic shield interacting with solar wind, advancing space weather prediction…
NASA technicians have identified the source of Artemis II's helium system problem and are working on repairs that could preserve the April launch window for…
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope enters final preparations for its October 2026 launch, promising Hubble-quality images across areas 200 times larger to study dark…
New research reveals that subsurface oceans on Jupiter and Saturn's moons are far more dynamic than imagined, with tidal heating creating potentially habitable conditions and…
A new analysis of Apollo lunar samples has resolved decades of debate about the Moon's geological history, with implications for Artemis landing site selection and…
New research shows extremophile bacteria can survive the enormous pressures of Martian asteroid impacts, strengthening the case that life could potentially travel between planets.