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A new study shows Earth’s deep-space signals, especially those directed toward Mars, could be detectable by extraterrestrial civilizations during planetary alignments.
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Earth’s Deep-Space Signals Could Be Detected by Alien Civilizations

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New research suggests human ancestors may have first learned to walk upright in trees, not on the African savannah. A study of Issa Valley chimpanzees offers fresh clues.
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Did Early Humans Learn to Walk Upright in the Trees?

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Caltech researchers reveal Myanmar’s 2025 earthquake on the Sagaing Fault offers new insights into global strike-slip faults like California’s San Andreas.
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Myanmar’s 2025 Earthquake Reveals New Risks for Global Strike-Slip Faults

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NASA and ISRO’s joint NISAR mission successfully deployed its 39-foot antenna reflector, the largest ever for a NASA mission, unlocking new Earth science capabilities
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NISAR: A Major Milestone in Space-Based Earth Science

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Johns Hopkins researchers grow a first-of-its-kind whole-brain organoid with blood vessels and neural activity, revolutionizing neuropsychiatric research.
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First Whole-Brain Organoid With Neural Activity and Blood Vessels

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New imaging of a 2,000-year-old Siberian mummy reveals intricate tattoos and offers fresh insights into ancient Pazyryk tattooing practices.
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2,000-Year-Old Tattoos Reveal Secrets of Old Story

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New research from Harvard reveals human activity, specifically global dam construction, has visibly shifted Earth's magnetic poles. Discover how water impoundment reorients our planet's spin axis and impacts sea levels.
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Dams Shift Earth’s Magnetic Poles

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The largest Martian rock ever found on Earth, NWA-16788, has sold for nearly $5.3 million at a Sotheby's auction.
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Largest Martian Rock Sells for $5.3 Million at Auction

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A deep dive into the MIT study exploring how AI tools like ChatGPT affect student learning, cognitive engagement, and what this means for education
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Does AI Make Us Dumber

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New research presented at the National Astronomy Meeting 2025 reveals over 15,000 km of ancient riverbeds in Mars' Noachis Terra, challenging theories about a cold, dry Red Planet.
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Mars Was Once Much Wetter: 15,000 Kilometers of Ancient Riverbeds Discovered

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