Jupiter Found Smaller Than Previously Estimated, Nasa Says
Think Jupiter is massive beyond measure? Turns out, even the solar system’s heavyweight has been slightly exaggerating its size. Fresh data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft
Think Jupiter is massive beyond measure? Turns out, even the solar system’s heavyweight has been slightly exaggerating its size. Fresh data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft

What if a familiar cosmic landmark still had secrets to hide? That’s exactly what astronomers discovered in the Ring Nebula, a glowing shell of gas

So, what does it look like when humanity prepares to head back to the Moon after half a century? Picture this: NASA’s 98-metre-tall mega rocket

We all know Tyrannosaurus rex was a giant—possibly the heaviest land predator ever. But how fast did it reach that monstrous size? Turns out, the

So what happens when people stop taking the new blockbuster weight-loss drugs? The kilos don’t just creep back — they sprint. New research shows that

SpaceX is back in the skies! After a hiccup on Dec. 17 knocked one of its Starlink satellites out of action. The company successfully launched

A factory in space? It sounds like sci-fi. But it’s already happening. A Cardiff-based startup, Space Forge, has just taken a big leap toward manufacturing

What if the solution to the chronic shortage of human organs wasn’t another person’s kidney, but a pig’s? That’s exactly what Dr. Robert Montgomery, a

Could Mars have lightning? For the first time, scientists think they’ve recorded electrical activity in the Red Planet’s atmosphere. Tiny flashes are nicknamed “mini lightning.”

Are those ready-to-eat snacks and ultra-processed meals doing more harm than you think? Research suggests women under 50 who eat a lot of ultra-processed foods

Doctors across the UK are sounding the alarm. Men are flocking to NHS clinics for testosterone therapy they don’t actually need, and social media may

According to new research, even modest amounts of exercise might slow the progression of the disease in older adults at risk. Forget the 10,000-step rule