Science

India’s first private rocket, the Vikram-1, successfully reached orbit on its debut launch, marking a major industry milestone.

Andy Burnham’s premiership faces complex decisions on North Sea oil and gas, balancing manifestos with industry needs.

This week's highlights include Egyptian gold tongues, interstellar sugar, a new monkey species, and an ancient crater.

Normal Computing and Extropic are pioneering thermodynamic computing to create energy-efficient generative AI hardware.

Pennsylvania State University's WE-PPD conductive ink offers a customizable, disposable approach to wearable biosensors.

China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has captured the first close-up images of Kamo'oalewa, a quasi-moon of Earth, revealing challenges.

A breakthrough on quantum proofs by researchers from Stanford and MIT provides the first strong evidence of QMA-QCMA separation.

New research shows buff-tailed bumblebees may have an inner life, using tongue movements to show when they enjoy sugar.

As Trump administration RMP rule changes loom, data shows a 57 percent rise in chemical accident rates from 2021 to 2025.

The James Webb Space Telescope detected an unknown molecule in the atmospheres of Pluto and Titan, sparking scientific mystery.

James Webb Space Telescope observations of the early universe are driving a surge in new numerical simulations and theories.

A new $50 monthly pilot program for Medicare GLP-1 drug costs launches, but doctors warn of potential administrative hurdles.