NASA's new competition, the "LunaRecycle Challenge," will pay out $3 million in prizes for innovative ideas for recycling waste materials on lunar missions.
NASA's new competition, the "LunaRecycle Challenge," will pay out $3 million in prizes for innovative ideas for recycling waste materials on lunar missions.
Do we sleep more in autumn? Science confirms that this is true. Having fewer hours of sunlight takes a toll on the body, making it feel more exhausted. But is there a remedy to combat this fatigue?
A problem that would threaten the existence of life has been found on exoplanets that were favourite candidates for finding life.
For the first time, researchers apply a critical eye to track the afterlife of waste in Norway to find not as much is recycled as previously thought, and some authorities have shown inaccurate figures.
An act as seemingly simple as washing your hands eliminates viruses, bacteria and fungi that travel on our hands, causing the death of millions of people every year.
Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS has arrived. There are still several opportunities to see its once-in-a-lifetime spectacular sky show, which will be visible with the naked eye through this weekend. Here is your guide.
Its aim is to raise awareness of the problems related to hunger and to raise awareness among all peoples of the world in order to strengthen solidarity against malnutrition and related problems.
An experiment involving growing tomato plants and spraying them with water finds that the size of the water droplets influence how healthy they become.
More than half of adults suffer from a vitamin D deficiency, which affects their bones and overall health. What is the cause of this deficiency when you live in one of the countries with the most hours of sunshine on the planet?
A new study highlights the importance of increased caution behind the wheel, especially on nights with a full moon, when the road is theoretically better visible than on dark, moonless nights. Why?
In a new study, the research team looked at whether consumers who buy and drive such vehicles have a smaller carbon footprint than other consumers who continue to drive gasoline-powered vehicles. The results are surprising.
As artificial intelligence evolves, it becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish truth from myth, even in matters of food and health. Find out more about this topic on our portal!