Researchers have created a photo‑responsive tattoo ink that can be switched on with UV light and erased by sunlight, opening up playful and medical uses.
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Astronomers have identified the most distant fast radio burst ever recorded, originating when the universe was three billion years old and traveling 10 billion light‑years to Earth.
Texas A&M researchers found that polyethylene microplastics can trigger fatty liver disease, especially when combined with a Western‑style diet.
NASA has issued a formal request for proposals from U.S. commercial space firms to build private stations that could succeed the International Space Station as early as 2030.
James Webb Space Telescope observations have located the galaxy that produced the most distant fast radio burst ever recorded, shedding new light on the phenomenon’s origins.
SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Freedom splashed down in the Pacific after a 27.5‑hour return, bringing four crew members home after a 237‑day stay aboard the International Space Station.
Two independent teams used CRISPR‑based barcode recording to trace millions of cells in a two‑week‑old mouse embryo, revealing detailed lineage maps.
NASA’s Artemis II crew returned 996 images, 814 GB of observations and 521 minutes of audio, documenting impact flashes, a spectrum of lunar colors and the first close look at an illuminated far side.
A millisecond radio burst from 10.6 billion years ago has been traced to a tiny, young galaxy, offering new insight into early fast radio bursts and the universe’s magnetic landscape.
Scientists analyzing the DNA of Jonathan, a 194‑year‑old Aldabra giant tortoise, identified 287 gene variants and a stable epigenome that may underpin his extreme lifespan.