Scientists have discovered a giant methane leak on the Antarctic seabed, a latent threat that could accelerate climate change and transform the balance of the planet.
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The PRIME-1 mission will analyse the composition of lunar soil in search of water. Its discoveries could be crucial for sustainable space exploration.
A team of NASA researchers tested a tool to measure wind and improve prediction of fire behavior in real fires.
An exclusive 19-day package allows newlyweds to float in space, experience weightlessness and admire the curvature of the Earth.
NASA is bringing science to digital space with its first-ever interactive Twitch stream from the ISS. Here's how to access the event.
Compounds hidden in bear fur could open the way to new developments in industries facing extreme temperatures.
Initially considered a "mini-moon", this 10-metre-diameter object reveals its true origin after advanced spectroscopic studies.
The discovery of amino acids and nitrogenous bases in samples from the asteroid Bennu supports theories about the extra terrestrial origin of the basic components of life on Earth.
Medical and social advances are allowing more and more people to surpass 100 years. However, supercentenarians remain a mystery for science.
A natural seasoning that replaces salt and offers multiple health benefits, ideal for those looking to reduce sodium in their diet.
While the Ingenuity accident is still being investigated, NASA engineers have unveiled the Mars Chopper, the helicopter that will fly over the red planet.
Global tourism continues to grow and faces a critical challenge in terms of environmental sustainability.
No deafening roars or high-speed chases: science rewrites the history of the most famous T. rex in cinema.
This high-quality green tea, obtained from leaves ground into powder, is traditional in Japanese ceremonies and is gaining popularity around the world for its health benefits and distinctive flavour.
The interaction of two gigantic forces at the bottom of the sea generated one of the most powerful volcanic eruptions in recent times.
Microgravity has unimaginable effects on the human body, including increasing height. Why this happens and why it is not always good news.
The famous iceberg A23a was trapped in a circular current of water, where it could remain for many years. According to scientists, the iceberg seems to be resisting death.
A study reveals that some tree species, in certain urban contexts, could have the opposite effect and end up worsening air quality.
The move toward more efficient aircraft could have an unexpected effect: longer-lasting condensation trails that, by trapping more heat, could aggravate global warming, according to a new study.
The experimental study demonstrates how thunderstorms and cloud-to-ground lightning could have driven radical and electrochemical reactions that led to the development of life.