Ein kurdischer Hungerstreiker berichtet über die psychischen Schäden durch Zwangsfütterung in US-Einwanderungshaft.
NASA is cancelling plans to build a lunar orbiting station and will instead use its components to construct a $20bn base on the moon’s surface, according to the agency’s new chief, Jared Isaacman.
A second set of mountain gorilla twins has been born in Virunga national park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, marking an extraordinary event for the endangered species, according to conservationists.
NASA's Artemis Moon rocket has returned to its launch pad for a second time, with engineers hoping for a possible April launch after fixing a helium system issue, according to the BBC.
Actress Alexandra Paul was arrested in Wisconsin this weekend over her involvement in a protest at a controversial dog breeding facility, according to criminal records obtained by TMZ.
Twenty students honored with 2026 Provost Pathbreaking Discovery Award for academic excellence and scholarly contributions.
Ontario's winter weather drags on with more snow on the way, as colder temperatures and heavy snowfall threaten to extend the season well into spring.
Gypsum, a common sulfate mineral, has been found to host biosignatures of both extinct and extant microbial life, offering new insights into the search for life beyond Earth.
The UK’s Cornwall has become the world's largest producer of daffodil bulbs, with over 30 million tonnes grown annually, highlighting the region's deep connection to these iconic
Artelo Biosciences (ARTL) shares surged over 40% after announcing a fully-funded glaucoma trial for its synthetic cannabinoid compound ART27.13.
NASA delays first moon landing to 2028, reorganizing Artemis missions.
Jennifer Runyon, 'Ghostbusters' and 'Quantum Leap' star, has died at 65 after a brief battle with cancer.
University of Arizona advances space research amid local safety and community challenges.
Parts of a giant NASA satellite to crash to Earth, posing low risk of injury.
New 3D images of the USS Monitor, a Civil War-era shipwreck, reveal its condition nearly 160 years after it sank off the coast of North Carolina.
New research suggests that space weather could be distorting potential signals from extraterrestrial life, making them harder to detect on Earth.