The ocean floor is becoming a massive plastic dump, with debris accumulating in deep-sea canyons and harming marine life. Scientists warn that this hidden pollution, dominated by plastics and ghost fishing gear, poses a long-term threat to hundreds of species. Prevention is the only viable solution, as deep-sea cleanup is impractical.
Free-Flying Demonstration Flight: Sierra Space to test Dream Chaser systems; ISS cargo runs delayed
Something unusual is happening in the Pacific and it may affect weather worldwide
Scientists warn! Earths darkness is at risk from thousands of space mirrors
Chinese company builds a device that can see through your skin and show your veins instantly
A portable vein finder developed by Vivolight has gained attention for its ability to project a live vein map onto the skin. This near-infrared light technology aids clinicians in quickly and accurately locating veins for medical procedures, especially in challenging cases. The device offers a practical solution for routine medical care, improving efficiency and patient comfort.
Scientists discovered mysterious cave handprint that could be the oldest rock art ever found
An ancient handprint discovered in an Indonesian cave, dated at least 67,800 years old, may be the world's oldest rock art. This significant find pushes back the timeline for early human symbolic expression and artistic capabilities. Researchers are debating whether modern humans or another ancient group created the unique, pointed-finger outline, offering a glimpse into early human minds.
Buried oceans of magma may be protecting alien planets from destruction
Sunita Williams in Delhi: Nasa astronaut calls being in India 'homecoming'
Nasa astronaut Sunita Williams visited India, calling it a homecoming. She shared her experiences aboard the International Space Station. Williams spoke about how seeing Earth from orbit fostered a sense of global unity. India has ambitious space plans, including its own space station by 2035 and a lunar mission by 2040.
Scientists discover lizards reinvented their armour multiple times
Dead Sea To Shrink Gradually: Study finds slow, persistent change; no abrupt collapse
This blue planet possibly resembling Earth experiences rain of glass at 5400 mph, says NASA
Scientists believe theyve found the best place on Mars for future human landings
