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After traveling through space since 2018, two spacecraft will finally begin exploring Mercury's mysteries in 2027. The BepiColombo mission promises to unlock secrets about our solar system's smallest and least-explored planet.
Google DeepMind just released an AI weather model that beats every competitor and predicts rain 60% better than before. WeatherNext 3 will soon power forecasts across Google Search, Maps, and Gemini with hourly updates.
Scientists discovered psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms, protects mice from painful nerve damage during chemotherapy. Human trials start next month for cancer patients who currently have no way to prevent this debilitating side effect.
Scientists brought the Jurassic Period to life by recreating the chirps of ancient cricket-like insects from 165-million-year-old fossils. Some of these prehistoric bugs produced sounds so high-pitched that humans couldn't even hear them.
The largest independent study of electric vehicle batteries just crushed the biggest worry about buying used EVs. Over 500,000 battery tests reveal that the best models still deliver more than 93% of their original range after six years of driving.
Scientists at Stanford Medicine discovered blocking a single immune receptor helped old mice stay leaner, stronger, and sharper across multiple organs. The breakthrough could lead to treatments that extend healthy years in humans.
Saudi Arabia just delivered fresh financial support to Yemen's Central Bank, part of an ongoing effort to help rebuild the country's economy and create opportunities for millions. The move strengthens banking systems while helping everyday Yemenis afford basic needs.
Three major science exhibitions merged in Bangkok to create Southeast Asia's largest hub for laboratory, biotech, and chemical innovation. The event connects 13,000 visitors with cutting-edge technology that could transform healthcare and research across the region.
The Vietnamese flag illuminated Perth Town Hall on September 2, marking a historic first and celebrating 81 years of independence. The ceremony brought together nearly 200 guests to honor deepening ties between Vietnam and Australia.
A groundbreaking study shows that escaping poverty doesn't just fill wallets, it measurably improves adult cognitive abilities. China's massive anti-poverty program boosted both memory and problem-solving skills for millions.
Fresh off winning his first Formula One world championship, Lando Norris is investing his own money to help talented young drivers reach the top level of motorsport. He's creating both a racing team and a support program to tackle the biggest barrier in racing: opportunity.
A museum manager who fell in love with fossils as a kid is now sharing that magic with a new generation. Her passion, sparked by a 150-million-year-old discovery, led her to a career celebrating prehistoric wonders.
When Indiana hosts North Texas on Saturday, two brothers will compete on opposite sides while 30 family members cheer for them both. The Reeses chartered a bus from Chicago and made split-color jerseys for a moment bigger than football.
When an 80-year-old driver collapsed at a New Jersey traffic light, quick-thinking sheriff's officers broke through his locked car window and performed life-saving CPR. The coordinated rescue turned a medical emergency into a survival story.
A young gull nicknamed the Commercial Street gull got stuck between two buildings in downtown Nanaimo, prompting firefighters to break out their dog-catching equipment for an unusual rescue mission. The bird walked away unharmed after being carefully pulled from the narrow crevice.
A tech shop turned electronic destruction into charity gold, letting customers literally smash their old devices while raising money for local nonprofits. The creative fundraiser brought the community together for stress relief and giving back.
A sold-out charity golf tournament in Midland just turned a fun day on the course into life-changing support for local kids. The community raised over $15,000 to help youth programs reach every child, regardless of their family's financial situation.
A global hearing aid company is donating 100 devices to help underserved North Texans hear clearly again. WSA employees will volunteer alongside the gift to expand access across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.