Science Feed - Page 43
23d ago
Space
SpaceX Prepares Fifth Attempt to Launch Falcon Heavy Rocket for USSF-52 Mission
SpaceX has faced several delays in launching the USSF-52 mission using its Falcon Heavy rocket, but now has a new target launch date. Here's what to expect.
23d ago
Animals
Living with Pets or Others May Help Slow Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
A large British study suggests that living with others, whether another person or a pet, may slow down the decline in cognitive skills that tends to come as people age.
23d ago
Environment
Storms in Australia Leave at Least 9 Dead
At least nine people were found dead in Australia after storms and floods in the eastern part of the country caused power outages and damaged infrastructure over the Christmas holiday period, the authorities said.
23d ago
Space
Veteran SpaceX Booster Lost Due to Rough Seas
SpaceX has lost one of their veteran Falcon 9 boosters, B1058, due to high winds and powerful waves. This booster had completed 19 flights and made history as the first privately-built rocket to carry humans into orbit. Despite its destruction, SpaceX plans to salvage the remaining hardware to improve reusability.
23d ago
Animals
The Pet I'll Never Forget: Elizabeth Hurley on Nico the Stabbed Dog, 'The Loyal Angel Who Kept Me Safe'
Elizabeth Hurley shares her heartwarming story about her unforgettable pet, Nico, a German shepherd she adopted after she was attacked during a burglary.
23d ago
Environment
Earth Was Due for Another Year of Record Warmth. But This Warm?
Scientists are already busy trying to understand whether 2023’s off-the-charts heat is a sign that global warming is accelerating.
24d ago
Physics
Neutrinos in Earth's Atmosphere Could Reveal Secrets
Scientists are conducting experiments to study neutrinos produced in Earth's atmosphere, which could provide valuable information about the properties of these elusive particles and their role in shaping the cosmos.
24d ago
Space
Japan's Moon Sniper Lander Enters Lunar Orbit, Nears Historic Landing
Japan's space agency successfully placed its 'Moon Sniper' lander in lunar orbit on Christmas Day, bringing the nation one step closer to achieving its goal of landing a robotic explorer on the moon's surface for the first time.