SpaceX’s Starship megarocket launching to orbit for 1st time ever today: Watch it live | News World

Watch live! SpaceX Starship megarocket launches to orbit for first time – YouTube Watch On SpaceX’s Starship megarocket will attempt to go orbital for the first time ever on Monday…

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TikTok influencers are promoting a home remedy to boost the immune system that could cause botulism | Technology & Science

As flu season approaches, TikTokers are spreading a homemade elixir to supposedly boost the immune system that experts warn could in fact cause the fatal disease botulism. In dozens of…

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Just 5 Infections Responsible For More Than 2 Million New Cancer Cases Annually : ScienceAlert | News World

Cancer may seem like an inevitable part of life, but there are so many factors that can help reduce your risk. When we think about reducing cancer risk, we usually…

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Mathematicians use AI to find mysterious symmetries, solving decades-old problem | Technology & Science

This past May mathematicians headed into a room near the top of the California Institute of Technology’s tallest building to prep for a sprint. The American Institute of Mathematics was…

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Sinestro? How ‘Lanterns’ Episode 7 Sets Up A Shocking, Space-Focused Season Finale | News World

It took nearly the entire season, but with Lanterns, we finally have lift-off. We always knew DC’s Green Lantern series would deliver a fairly grounded version of the cosmic comic…

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In Germany, one of the country’s biggest nuclear plants is becoming a fusion laser lab | Nuclear Fusion

Germany is dismantling and decontaminating many of its aging nuclear sites, but one massive power station is now being lined up for a very different future. Instead of being torn…

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This year’s El Niño just broke another sobering record | Technology & Science

Sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean have broken a new record, climate scientists say. This is yet another signal that this year will see an exceptionally strong El Niño….

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On this day in space! Sept. 27, 1997: NASA’s Mars Pathfinder lander sends its last transmission to Earth | News World

On Sept. 27, 1997, NASA’s Mars Pathfinder mission beamed its very last data transmission back to Earth. Pathfinder was three months into what was supposed to be just a one-month…

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Where’s The Best Place To Start Watching ‘Doctor Who’? | News World

When you have all of time and space at your fingertips, where to start can be very daunting. That’s the issue presented by Doctor Who, the British time-travel sci-fi show…

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Why rheumatoid arthritis pain may persist even when inflammation is under control | Science

Researchers at Semmelweis University say persistent rheumatic symptoms may be driven by more than inflammation alone. Sleep disorders, depression, obesity, smoking, and other health problems may also help keep symptoms…

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RFK, Jr., is focusing attention on electromagnetic fields. Here’s what the science says about exposure | Technology & Science

Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., is turning his attention to the potential health effects of electromagnetic fields and radio frequency radiation—stoking a controversial theory that…

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StandardX Raises £10 Million Seed Round To Develop Rare Isotopes For Cancer Treatment And Fusion Energy | Nuclear Fusion

StandardX, a UK-based deep technology company developing advanced isotope production systems, has raised £10 million in seed funding led by Vsquared Ventures and East X Ventures. Additional investors include firstminute…

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65 Bougie Things Under $25 That Are So Genius | News World

Shopping You won’t believe how clever these elevated designs are. Written by Veronika Kero Amazon We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link…

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Glucosamine, a popular joint supplement, linked to faster Alzheimer’s progression | Science

A widely used supplement for joint pain has been linked to a potentially concerning outcome in people with early cognitive problems. Researchers at the University of Florida found that glucosamine…

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The secret Cold War history of Tetris | Technology & Science

Earlier this month, the Trump administration released a politically charged clone of Tetris called Build the Wall. The Tetris Company (TTC), which owns the rights to the iconic video game,…

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Mercury is shrinking faster than anyone thought | News World

It has long been known that Mercury has shrunk over time, thanks to telltale wrinkles on its surface. But now it seems as though it has shrunk even more than…

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Hyundai Motor Is Getting In On The Nuclear Fusion Game | Nuclear Fusion

Global demand for electricity is forecast to keep on rising in the coming years, and researchers are exploring a variety of new ways to meet that demand. Nuclear fusion is…

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SpaceX launches classified mystery mission for US Space Force from California (video) | News World

For the third time this month, SpaceX has sent a national security mission to orbit. A Falcon 9 rocket carrying the USSF-385 mission for the U.S. Space Force launched from…

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Vox’s Unexplainable and Scientific American explore the mystery of dark matter and the limits of science | Technology & Science

Rachel Feltman: Hey listeners! Rachel here. Today we’re sharing another episode of Vox’s podcast Unexplainable. On September 16, you heard me chat with host Noam Hassenfeld about some of science’s…

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The secret to growing food on Mars could be fungi | Science

Imagine arriving on Mars as part of the fourth human mission to the Red Planet and being asked to establish the first self-sustaining food supply for a permanent settlement. The…

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‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Review: A Worthy Followup To The Best Godzilla Movie Of The Decade | News World

Godzilla Minus Zero begins with a bang — or, more accurately, a rumble. Following a few thundering brass notes that sound like footsteps, Takashi Yamazaki’s followup to Godzilla Minus One…

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Fusion reactors’ magnet wire gets factory test with chip-grade lasers | Nuclear Fusion

A factory trial now underway in Japan could solve one of the biggest bottlenecks in clean fusion energy. The challenge is simple: how to mass-produce next-generation superconducting wire. Gigaphoton builds…

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How the body’s own immune system can attack the brain | Technology & Science

Peter Jones once treated a patient with strikingly vivid hallucinations of animals. During ward visits, the patient would stroke and interact with the critters “in as real a way as…

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Two astronauts who flew farther than anyone before are taking new NASA roles | Science

NASA astronauts Victor Glover and Reid Wiseman are beginning a new chapter after their historic Artemis II journey around the Moon earlier this year. In September, both astronauts are transitioning…

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On this day in space! Sept. 26, 1983: Russian cosmonauts narrowly escape Soyuz rocket explosion | News World

On Sept. 26, 1983, a Russian Soyuz rocket exploded on the launchpad. Two cosmonauts Vladimir Titov and Gennady Strekalov were inside their Soyuz T-10-1 spacecraft atop the rocket, and they…

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Ahsoka Tano, Explained: From Padawan to Jedi Legend | News World

The Star Wars franchise might also be known as the Skywalker Saga — and thus very, very focused on the eponymous family — but the Skywalkers aren’t actually the most…

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REM sleep paradox: Dreaming may drain the brain’s energy even as fuel supply rises | Science

The brain uses an extraordinary amount of energy compared with most other organs. Even so, it can continue processing information when energy is limited by adjusting how available resources are…

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How a horse flu crisis fueled animals rights advocacy in the U.S. | Technology & Science

On Wednesday, October 23, 1872, a slew of articles appeared in The New York Times, The New York Herald, and The New York Sun, warning New York citizens that their…

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China completes world’s largest superconducting magnet | Nuclear Fusion

China has completed and fully tested the world’s largest superconducting magnet for a nuclear fusion research project. Developed by the Institute of Plasma Physics in Hefei, the D-shaped component weighs…

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One Of The Year’s Best Supernatural Adventures Is In Theaters — Why Is It Getting Buried? | News World

The worst thing about Forgotten Island might be its name. It’s generic, forgettable, and could be easily mistaken for a cheap sequel to Forbidden Planet. In other words, it’s everything…

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