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The Hillsborough meteorite did not prove alien life exists, but scientists say its salty chemistry shows how primitive asteroids can preserve and deliver prebiotic molecules.
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The FCC authorized Reflect Orbital's Earendil-1 demonstration satellite on July 9, 2026, setting up a limited test of space-based reflected sunlight while astronomy groups warn about night-sky risks.
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NASA's 2026 solar eclipse map shows totality across Greenland, Iceland, Spain and nearby areas, with partial viewing in parts of North America and Europe. Here is what to check before making plans.
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CERN's Large Hadron Collider entered a planned four-year shutdown in June 2026. Here is what engineers are upgrading, what scientists will do meanwhile and why the machine is expected back in 2030.
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NASA astronaut Anil Menon is scheduled to launch on Soyuz MS-29 on July 14, 2026. Here are the broadcast time, crew and mission details.
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Learn what causes geomagnetic storms, what NOAA's G1-to-G5 scale measures, which technologies can be affected and what ordinary people should do.
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Tianwen-2 has reached Kamoʻoalewa and returned the first close-up image of the small near-Earth asteroid ahead of a planned sample-return attempt.
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The 2026 Perseid meteor shower runs from July 17 to August 24 and peaks August 12-13. Here is when to watch, where to look, and what can improve your chances.
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Manila clams have reached the last major Northern Hemisphere gap in their spread. Scientists say the next question is how they affect New England shellfish and coastal food webs.
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NASA says the dark nights around the July 14, 2026 new moon are the best time this month to look for the Milky Way. Here is how to plan a simple viewing night.
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See what U.S., French, Canadian, British, and other governments have actually released about UFOs and UAPs—and what remains unproven.
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A concise science explainer on earthquake rubble survival, rescue timing, and the safety steps that matter before and during a quake.