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Researchers from MIT and UC San Diego have developed a method to detect and manipulate abstract concepts in large language models using recursive feature machines.
SpaceX's Crew-12 mission docks at the ISS on Valentine's Day, restoring full crew capacity after a medical evacuation. The mission highlights international collaboration and operational resilience.
A study identifies aldolase as a key enzyme in sperm energy conversion, offering potential for non-hormonal male contraception.
China's CO2 emissions fell 0.3% annually in 2025 as renewable energy output surged 43% for solar, 14% for wind, and 8% for nuclear. CREA analysis highlights the 21-month plateau and key uncertainties in coal consumption planning.
AI uncovers 1,300 cosmic anomalies in Hubble's 35-year archive using AnomalyMatch pattern recognition system. ESA study published in Astronomy and Astrophysics.
A massive sunspot unleashed 27 solar flares in 24 hours, including the strongest eruption since 2024, sending a coronal mass ejection toward Earth.
Alzheimer’s disrupts memory replay in mice, scrambling hippocampal signals. New study identifies acetylcholine as a potential treatment target.
NASA delays Artemis 2 rocket fueling test to Feb. 2, 2026, due to freezing conditions at Kennedy Space Center, impacting SpaceX Crew-12 launch timeline.
China's InterstellOr plans to launch its first space tourist by 2028, with actor Johnny Huang Jingyu booked as passenger 009. The CYZ1 capsule aims to reach the Kármán Line for microgravity experiences.
A new footprint-based method identifies cryptic small mammals with 96% accuracy, providing a non-invasive tool for ecosystem health monitoring. Discover the science behind this technique.
NASA and SpaceX have accelerated the Crew-12 mission to February 11, 2024, following a medical evacuation that reduced the ISS crew. The extended nine-month mission will support long-duration spaceflight research.
NASA's TESS spacecraft tracks interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS as it exits the solar system, capturing data on its trajectory and activity.
