The prize is awarded to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman for research that led to the development of mRNA vaccines
What is inflammation? A vital tool for maintaining our health or a looming threat?
Only one out of hundreds of millions of sperm cells manages to penetrate the egg. How does the egg cell ensure this happens?
An American spacecraft is set to return with an asteroid sample, New Zealand rocket crashes, Starship is nearing another launch
Are there differences in the way individuals perceive apparently objective properties, such as colors?
What determines the length of a hair, why do women grow long hair more easily than men, and why do men tend to go bald?
An achievement for the Israeli startup company Hopper, surprising findings about the moon, and especially close black holes.
These days, when we are inundated with news of groundbreaking advancements in the field of artificial intelligence, it’s fascinating to delve into how it all started.
What is the Higgs Boson? Are snakes deaf? A Challenging Scientific Trivia.
Starship is ready for another test, Japan launches a space telescope and a lunar lander, and the discovery of an enormous bubble-like structure of galaxies that preserves the secrets of the ancient universe. This Week in Space
The human brain is a fascinating organ, and a damaged brain can be equally intriguing. What can we learn from head injuries?
Fog, often linked with early mornings, is just one of several atmospheric phenomena impacting visibility. What sets these phenomena apart in terms of formation, and how can human activities influence them?
A meteorite from a different solar system, lunar soil’s temperature characteristics, space debris concerns and a cyber-attack on scientific telescopes
At what point does doubt become reasonable? After having served twenty years in prison, a mother from Australia was acquitted from the murder of her four children due to evidence of rare genetic defects that may have caused their deaths
You've probably heard it before: re-boiling of water can lead to a buildup of harmful substances. Is your kettle's repeat button a one-way ticket to a health hazard? In short, no.A normal person will never approach levels that may be dangerous. Let's debunk this myth.
Image analysis and machine learning have entered the medical field decades ago. Such tools and other artificial intelligence applications can analyze large amounts of data and assist in patient diagnosis and even in research—but they also have limitations
Exploring the evolution, rise, and extinction of the Moa: delving into the story of the tallest bird that ever existed, and the intriguing possibility of its de-extinction
Even the most sophisticated of spacecraft can barely reach the edge of our solar system. Could we one day break this boundary and send humans to distant solar systems?
Two spacecraft are set to make lunar milestones, a celestial spyglass with an Israeli angle, the Martian day length holds surprises, and the Starship malfunctions saga continues. This Week in Space
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