Communication satellites featuring Israeli developments, record crowding in space, and a surprising new volcano.
Cut marks on ancient skulls suggest that tumor surgery may have been practiced in pharaonic times.
A new study suggests a link between these phenomena, attributed to increased insecticide use.
A major deal for ISI, China's Mars samples, Polaris mission underway, NASA's space sail, and the end of Vega.
A study involving thousands of twin pairs explores whether mental disorders are caused by genetics, environment, or both.
Are there cells in the brain that respond to a specific concept or entity, such as a particular actress? Science's answer changed from a casual chuckle to a confident "yes" and then to a more nuanced "not exactly."
SpaceX and Boeing setbacks, a small step for Beresheet 2, planets without a sun, and an intriguing auction.
Do Women Really Feel Colder Than Men? What Does the Research Say?
Israeli researchers have developed a material that closely resembles glass, with particularly promising properties.
Private astronauts are set to embark on a groundbreaking mission, a Chinese spacecraft orbits the Moon, and a complex maneuver unfolds on the way to Jupiter. This Week in Space
Since the information revolution, scientific content appears more accessible than ever. However, the reality is that virtual memory is riddled with gaps, leading to significant loss of digital information, which presents a serious problem
Standing or sitting? Cyclist body position during sprints could be key to success
The environmental conditions in the sky are responsible for quite a few strange phenomena in planes
Olympic boxers won gold despite scrutiny over their legitimacy to compete as women. What sparked these controversies and what does science say?
China's satellite communication network, Boeing still stuck, a private mission and challenges at the future lunar station
Not all people have conversations with themselves, but those who do seem to benefit from it
If the universe is infinite and filled with shining stars, we might expect a continuously bright sky. Why then is it dark at night?
The immense blast, radioactive fallout, and the prospect of a nuclear winter: could these factors combined in a global nuclear war lead to the extinction of humanity? Probably not
The Israeli-French satellite Venμs has successfully completed its mission, SpaceX returns to space, Boeing still delayed, and astronomers anticipate a star explosion. This Week in Space
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