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Johns Hopkins researchers found a chemical tweak that makes mRNA medicines produce proteins nearly twice as fast as current COVID vaccine technology. The discovery could lead to more powerful treatments using smaller doses.
Global leaders are gathering in Mongolia with a unified mission: restore half the Earth's land surface and fight drought. Unlike many environmental challenges, this one has everyone on the same page.
Just three minutes of all-out sprinting triggers molecular changes in your blood that 90 minutes of moderate exercise simply can't match. Scientists discovered this intense burst approach may offer powerful protection against obesity, diabetes, and aging.
China just completed tests on a flying wind power system that soars into the stratosphere to capture stronger winds. The S4000 can operate at 13,000 feet and has a 20-year lifespan.
SpaceX just reached a milestone that seemed impossible a decade ago: 100 orbital missions in a single year. The company's 100th launch added 29 more satellites to its growing network bringing internet access to underserved communities worldwide.
Next week's near-total lunar eclipse will bathe 96% of the moon in rusty red light, creating the deepest partial eclipse visible anywhere on Earth until 2028. Millions across the Americas, Europe, and Africa can witness this spectacular cosmic show from their backyards.
A new camera fits in your palm but sprouts propeller wings to film you from the sky. The HoverAir Versa transforms from handheld vlogging camera to autonomous drone in seconds, no piloting skills required.
Thailand just turned a traditional trade fair into a launchpad for 200 eco-conscious entrepreneurs. The three-day expo in Bangkok pairs sustainable business growth with hands-on support that helps local producers compete globally.
NASA just released a breathtaking photo of the Lion Nebula, glowing in dreamy pinks and blues 🌌. The cosmic portrait shows scattered red stars creating an almost magical view of deep space.
The James Webb Space Telescope just revealed that early galaxies contain far more small stars than anyone expected, potentially rewriting what we know about the universe's first billion years. These hidden stellar neighborhoods could mean more planets existed in the early cosmos than scientists ever imagined.
A New Jersey fire company is training with a high-tech rescue drone that races through waves at 15 mph to reach swimmers in distress. The Dolphin 3 can support up to 1,000 pounds and bring people safely to shore without risking first responders' lives.
Habitat for Humanity volunteers spent their Friday transforming four properties in East Elmira, proving that a little elbow grease goes a long way. From building porches to pulling weeds, everyday heroes are lifting up their city one yard at a time.
When flash floods threatened a herd of 60 goats hired to clear invasive plants in Granville, Ohio, village workers and construction crews dropped everything for an impromptu rescue mission. Baby goats cried as volunteers waded through rising waters to carry them to safety.
A UC Berkeley robotics professor shares how determination and curiosity propelled his students to found over a dozen AI companies and even become a NASA astronaut. Their stories reveal what happens when brilliant minds meet relentless drive.
Scientists can now use AI systems that work like a coordinated research team, automatically handling complex drug discovery tasks that used to take months. This breakthrough could make cutting-edge drug research accessible to organizations that couldn't afford it before.
Scientists can now run more accurate molecular simulations thanks to a new AI-powered tool integrated into widely-used research software. The breakthrough could speed up discoveries in medicine, batteries, and materials science.
When deputies couldn't wrangle a runaway bull blocking a California highway, a rancher with 35 years of experience left his bed at midnight to help. Samuel Ramos Palomino had just 90 minutes to sleep before work, but his cowboy skills likely prevented a serious crash.
A 10-week-old kitten traveled from New Jersey to Georgia wedged beneath a car and survived without injury. The tiny stowaway now has a loving family waiting to adopt him.