Mars Sample Tubes Pass Their Toughest Seal Test Yet
Sample tubes built for the Mars return programme have passed a seal test simulating years of temperature swings, keeping their contents isolated.
Sample tubes built for the Mars return programme have passed a seal test simulating years of temperature swings, keeping their contents isolated.
Engineers testing a new drill for the Moon’s south pole have completed a series of trials in simulated lunar soil, showing that frozen water can.
A magnetic confinement reactor has held a burning plasma for a record duration, keeping fusion reactions self-sustaining far longer than previous runs.
Laboratory teams have pushed perovskite solar cells past an efficiency threshold that researchers have chased for a decade, converting more.
The weather that city infrastructure was designed for no longer exists in many places.
The weeks right after the monsoon are the most dangerous of the year for dengue.
Europe’s JUPITER exascale supercomputer has powered the largest fault-tolerant quantum simulation yet attempted, modelling 104 qubits. Why a classical machine is racing to map quantum’s future.
A new study finds marine life in the Gulf of Mexico declined dramatically in the years after the BP oil spill, raising hard questions about recovery, monitoring and the true long tail of disaster.
The NFC North has compressed into the league’s tightest race. We break down the standings, the tiebreakers that now matter as much as wins, and what the next month decides.
This week’s Monday Night Football carries playoff positioning, divisional pride and a national stage. Here is what is at stake for both teams under the lights.
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