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Strange supernova blasts hint we have glimpsed a black hole’s birth
An illustration of a black hole created after a supernovaChristoph Burgstedt/Science Photo Library/Alamy We may have witnessed a black hole...
Read moreSpaceX to try again at launching 23 Starlink satellites on Oct. 30 after staging system triggered abort
Editor's note: SpaceX called an abort on its first launch attempt on Sunday (Oct. 29), after detecting an issue with...
Read moreAt the foot of a melting glacier in Peru, llamas helped revitalize the land
When glaciers melt, they leave behind barren landscapes that can take decades to support plants and animals. But a new...
Read moreMouse embryos have been grown in space for the first time
A microscope image of mouse embryos after they had returned from the International Space StationTeruhiko Wakayama/University of Yamanashi Mouse embryos...
Read moreSpaceX to launch 22 Starlink satellites from California early Oct. 29
SpaceX is poised to launched 22 Starlink internet satellites to orbit from California on Sunday (Oct. 29), on the first...
Read morePhysicists get a first glimpse of the elusive isotope nitrogen-9
Researchers may have just spotted the elusive, ephemeral nucleus of nitrogen-9 for the first time. With seven protons and two...
Read moreGaza’s phone and internet services have completely collapsed
Two million people in Gaza are without reliable communicationsAFP via Getty Images Mobile phone and internet services have collapsed in...
Read moreSupermassive black hole seen spinning ropes of plasma like a cosmic spider
Like a monstrous cosmic spider, a distant supermassive black hole is spinning a jet of plasma into a twisted rope...
Read moreSee the wonders of two newfound deep-sea coral reefs off the Galápagos
Four decades ago, warm waters from an El Niño event killed off nearly all the corals surrounding the Galápagos. Most...
Read moreOur cells may boost their health by eating bacteria-killing viruses
Bacteriophage viruses attacking an E. coli bacterium, seen with a electron microscopeEYE OF SCIENCE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Our cells may get...
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