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SpaceX’s Starship reached orbit for the first time and deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites, but an engine issue shortened the mission.

Scientists determined that a famous Exeter train delay caused by geomagnetic interference occurred in 1848, not 1841, revising the history of space weather.

Europe’s marine heatwaves are becoming more intense, changing fish habitats and creating new pressures for fisheries and marine ecosystems.

Scientists analyzed more than 6.3 million brain cells from 1,494 donors to map gene activity in the human prefrontal cortex…

Pacific Fusion’s $1 billion New Mexico project aims to push nuclear fusion toward a major technical milestone by targeting net facility gain by 2030.

NASA is preparing to launch one of the most ambitious space observatories ever built, sending the Nancy Grace Roman Space…

Researchers have demonstrated a new form of laser internet that preserved more than 98% of data across a 270-meter open-air link despite atmospheric turbulence.

China is building humanoid robots at unprecedented scale, but the machines still struggle with the intelligence, dexterity and reliability needed for real-world work.