A catalyst that ejects electrons directly into solution overturns a decades‑old rule on electron‑transfer selectivity, opening pathways to previously inaccessible reactions.
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NASA’s Voyager 1 has passed a power‑draw test for a new ‘Big Bang’ swap that could extend its remaining science instruments by another year.
New images from the Inouye Solar Telescope show swirling magnetic vortices on the Sun, offering fresh insight into the forces that drive solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
The first images of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage impact on the moon’s surface have emerged, showing signs of a recent impact.
The dodo bird's intelligence has been underrated, with a recent study showing it was as smart as a modern pigeon.
Enthusiasts travel the world to witness solar eclipses, a rare and awe-inspiring phenomenon.
NASA plans to launch three miniature rotorcraft to Mars in 2028, each equipped with a flexible antenna that resembles a tiny cape, to probe the planet’s shallow subsurface for water ice.
A partial solar eclipse will occur on August 12, with coverage ranging from 37% in Fairbanks, Alaska, to 3% in Detroit, Michigan, and live streaming provided by NASA.
NASA has re‑engineered Voyager 2’s power system in a maneuver dubbed the “Big Bang,” allowing its remaining science instruments to keep operating for at least another year.
Scientists confirm Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities on the Sun's surface using the world's largest solar telescope.