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ScienceAlert
Scientists May Have Detected The First Signature of a Black Hole's Event Horizon
By Michelle Starr
Nature
GW250114 reveals signatures of post-merger black-hole horizon
By Sizheng Ma, Yan-Bei Chen & Ornella Juliana Piccinni
Phys.org
Binary black hole signal probes event horizon region for first time
upday News
Scientists claim first detection of black hole's 'point of no return' - but debate rages
SpaceX Starfall demo launch 
Yahoo
SpaceX Launches Secretive New Spacecraft Shaped Like Flying Saucer
By Victor Tangermann
Bloomberg
SpaceX Launches Starfall Mission for In-Space Manufacturing
By Jennifer Igbonoba
New Scientist
SpaceX's secretive plans to deliver cargo to Earth from space
By Alex Wilkins
Payload Space
SpaceX Starfall Demo Provides Validation for Reentry Startups
By Douglas Gorman
NASA Perseverance rover detects complex carbon on Mars 
The Guardian
Nasa rover detects potential signatures of ancient microbial life on Mars
By Ian Sample
Universe Today
Finding Organics on Mars Isn't Enough. ExoMars Will Look for Their "Handedness."
By Andy Tomaswick
IFLScience
NASA’s Perseverance Finds Complex Carbon Molecules Lurking In Mudstone At Intriguing Site For Past Life On Mars
By Alfredo Carpineti
Science News
A Mars rover found organic carbon just sitting on a rock
Space Shuttle Endeavour exhibit to open at California Science Center 
collectSPACE.com
First look: November launch set for space shuttle Endeavour's towering display
Los Angeles Times
California Science Center announces opening date to view Space Shuttle Endeavour in launch position
By Katie Simons
CBS News
New exhibit housing Endeavour Space Shuttle set to open at California Science Center in November
By Chelsea Hylton
NBC Los Angeles
First look at the Endeavour Space Shuttle at the California Science Center
By Miranda Miramontes
Euclid telescope captures detailed photo of Milky Way center 
European Space Agency
ESA’s Euclid captures the Milky Way’s crowded heart
CBS News
Telescope captures most detailed image yet of Milky Way's heart: "Cosmic magnifying glass"
The Guardian
Millions of stars light up largest and most detailed shot of Milky Way’s centre
By Ian Sample
Yahoo
See the Milky Way's Galactic Bulge, Captured in Unprecedented Detail
Archaeologists' discovery of Homo naledi 
Live Science
'A weird result from an already weird hominin': Archaeologists discover all Homo naledi skeletons found in South African cave are female
By Kristina Killgrove
CNN
Fossils of archaic human Homo naledi found in a cave are the same sex. Scientists want to learn why
By Katie Hunt
National Geographic
Scientists found 20 Homo naledi in a cave. Why are they all female?
By Helen Thompson
ScienceAlert
A Controversial Ancient Human Burial Site Just Got More Mysterious
By Jess Cockerill
Hubble's discovery of galaxy 
Space
Hubble Space Telescope images galaxy scientists thought was impossible to find
By Keith Cooper
NASA Science (.gov)
Galaxy MXDFz4.4 (Hubble and Webb Image)
By Andrea Gianopoulos
ESA/Hubble
Hubble details early galaxy transforming neighbourhood
TechEBlog -
Hubble Spots a Compact Galaxy Clearing Paths Through the Young Universe’s Gas
By Jackson Chung
WZTV
The June strawberry moon is this week: when to look up and peak viewing times
Yahoo
Strange interstellar comet speculated to be alien spacecraft is older than Solar System
By Vishwam Sankaran
NASA and Boeing Starliner flight uncertainty 
Gizmodo
Boeing’s Busted Starliner Won’t Return to Flight for Another Year as Technical Issues Persist
By Passant Rabie
Spaceflight Now
NASA, Boeing committed to Starliner-1 launch despite unclear timeline
By Will Robinson-Smith
SpaceNews
NASA and Boeing still uncertain about when Starliner will return to flight
By Jeff Foust
KeepTrack
Boeing Starliner Grounded Until Mid-2027, NASA Warns
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope reaches Kennedy Space Center 
Space Daily
NASA's Roman Space Telescope reaches Kennedy eight months ahead of schedule, with a Falcon Heavy launch now set for Aug. 30
Spaceflight Now
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope arrives in Florida
By Will Robinson-Smith
Space
NASA's Roman Space Telescope arrives in Florida ahead of SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch this summer
By Josh Dinner
Florida Today
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman telescope arrives at Kennedy Space Center
By Brooke Edwards
Quanta Magazine
How Physicists Track and Trap the Elusive Neutrino
Researchers confirm world's oldest impact crater in the Pilbara 
Phys.org
Oldest known asteroid impact on Earth dated to 3 billion years
The Guardian
Scientists in Australia find ‘smoking gun’ evidence of world’s oldest meteorite strike
By Petra Stock
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Asteroid crater in Pilbara confirmed again as world's oldest
By Kelly Gudgeon & Yousuf Shameel
Live Science
'Unequivocal evidence' of Earth's oldest impact crater turns out to be off by half a billion years
By Sascha Pare
NASA to launch Swift Boost mission to save falling telescope 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
1st-of-its-kind mission will attempt to save aging space telescope using robot spacecraft
By Briana Alvarado & Matthew Glasser
NASA Science (.gov)
Aircraft Carrying Swift Boost Satellite Takes off From NASA Wallops
By Jeanette Kazmierczak
Ars Technica
A bold satellite rescue mission came together in record time, but will it work?
By Stephen Clark
Engadget
NASA's Swift Boost Mission Will Launch Later This Month To Rescue A Falling Telescope
By Mariella Moon
Yahoo
Another hydrothermal explosion has occurred at Yellowstone National Park
By Julia Jacobo
James Webb Space Telescope images the Cigar Galaxy 
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA’s Webb Pinpoints Millions of Stars Within Cigar Galaxy
TechEBlog -
Webb’s Extended Gaze Reveals 16 Million Stars Scattered Across the Cigar Galaxy
By Jackson Chung
NASA Science (.gov)
M82 Cigar Galaxy (Webb + Hubble Fade)
By Andrea Gianopoulos
Space
A 'new' star could finally appear in the night sky this week, thanks to a once-in-a-lifetime explosion
By Anthony R. Wood
James Webb telescope reveals salt clouds on Pink Planet GJ 504 b 
Gizmodo
This Famously Pink Planet Is Hiding a Surprising Secret
By Gayoung Lee
CBS News
"Pink Planet" is surrounded by salty clouds, researchers using Webb telescope find
By Kierra Frazier
Mashable
Webb telescope finds possible salt clouds on a pink alien world
By Elisha Sauers
Space
James Webb Space Telescope finds a salty surprise on famous 'Pink Planet'
By Robert Lea
NASA's ISS de-orbit plan 
Space
NASA wants to dump the ISS in the sea. Experts say the plan 'raises serious concerns for ocean health'
By Leonard David
Yahoo
NASA’s plan to dump space station in ocean sparks uproar
By Christian Saclao
The Times of India
NASA plans to crash the ISS into the Pacific Ocean: Experts raise concerns for marine ecosystems' health
U.S. Government Accountability Office (.gov)
The Next Outpost: NASA’s Plans for Replacing the Aging International Space Station
New dino fossil in China 
Sci.News
New Feathered Dinosaur from China Had Peacock-Like Tail
ScienceDaily
This four-winged dinosaur may have terrorized Earth's earliest birds
Science News
A new dino fossil may solve an ancient murder mystery
By Aaron Tremper
A-Z Animals
This Velociraptor’s Four-Winged Cousin Hunted Birds
By Jessica Tucker
Study reveals genetic diversity in late European Neanderthals 
Phys.org
Surprising diversity found among Europe's last Neanderthals
Nature
Genetic diversity of late Neanderthals in northwestern Europe
By Stéphane Peyrégne, Mateja Hajdinjak & Benjamin M. Peter
IFLScience
Ancient DNA Of The Last Northwestern Neanderthals Shoots Down A Leading Theory Of Why They Went Extinct
By Tom Hale
Gizmodo
The Last Neanderthals Weren’t the Genetic Disasters We Thought
By Gayoung Lee
June Bootids meteor shower 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
June Bootids meteor shower to peak this week
By Julia Jacobo
Time Magazine
Here’s How to Best Watch the Unpredictable June Bootids Meteor Shower
By Chantelle Lee
American Meteor Society
Meteor Activity Outlook for June 20-26, 2026
By Robert Lunsford
MSN
June Bootids meteor shower nears peak amid low activity forecast
Solid-state material turns visible light into ultraviolet energy 
Phys.org
Solid-state material turns visible light into high-energy UV at sunlight intensity, expanding solar energy potential
Nature
Sterically protected π-electron systems for efficient solid-state photon upconversion
By Yoichi Sasaki, Kiichi Mizukami & Naoyuki Harada
Interesting Engineering
New solid-state material turns ordinary sunlight to powerful ultraviolet photon
By Mrigakshi Dixit
ScienceBlog.com
New Solid Material Turns Ordinary Sunlight Into High-Energy UV Light
LeoLabs detects unknown object near Chinese Shenlong spaceplane 
Gizmodo
China’s Mysterious Spaceplane Releases Unidentified Object in Orbit
By Passant Rabie
Space
China's space plane appears to have released a mystery object in orbit
By Brett Tingley
SpaceNews
Chinese spaceplane releases object into orbit, according to commercial space surveillance
By Andrew Jones
Aviation Week
LeoLabs Catches Chinese Spaceplane Releasing New Object
By Vivienne Machi
WIRED
A Source of Mysterious Repeating Radio Signals From Space Has Been Identified
By Ritsuko Kawai
USA Today
Earth's weather changes plans. This cosmic 'wind' could kill a galaxy
By Brandi Addison
Live Science
James Webb telescope detects 'galaxy-killing wind' near the dawn of time
By Ivan Farkas
Techno-Science.net
⭐ Why, at a certain mass, do galaxies stop forming stars?
SecNews.gr
James Webb Telescope Spots a 'Galaxy-Eliminating Wind'
Phys.org
Corrected Pantheon+ analysis of supernovae challenges accelerating universe claim
Space
This 'improbable' exoplanet system is so wonky because of a weird object within
By Robert Lea
Phys.org
Experiment upends beliefs on how electrons actually behave in warm dense matter
USC Today
Amino acid-supplemented ‘longevity diet’ linked to longer healthy lifespan
By Beth Newcomb
Total solar eclipse to reach totality at sunset in Spain 
Forbes
50 Days To A Total Solar Eclipse — Where And When To Experience It
By Jamie Carter
CNET
The Next Solar Eclipse Is Delivering a Rare Treat: Totality at Sunset
By Joe Hindy
Scientific American
How to watch August’s total solar eclipse live with Scientific American
Inbox.eu
55 Seconds of Total Darkness: Where in Europe to Best Observe the Solar Eclipse of 2026
Scientists map global underground fungal networks for first time 
Earth.com
A hidden fungal network longer than the distance to the Sun wraps the roots of 70% of Earth's plants, and the first global map finds it densest not under rainforests but wild grasslands
By Jordan Joseph
Mother Jones
Our Hidden Fungal Networks Could Reach Beyond the Solar System
By Wyatt Myskow
atmos.earth
A Hidden Universe: Underground Fungi Could Stretch to the Sun Nearly a Billion Times
By Willow Defebaugh
Smithsonian Magazine
Nearly All Plants Depend on Tiny Underground Fungi. The Microbes' Vast Global Networks Were Just Mapped for the First Time
By Margherita Bassi
Space Daily
If you could drive a car straight up into the sky at highway speed, you would reach the edge of outer space in under an hour — the only thing protecting every living creature on Earth from the lethal vacuum is a layer of air thinner, relative to the planet, than the s
Study suggests early humans used fire 1.7 million years ago 
ScienceAlert
Human Ancestors May Have Used Fire Far Earlier Than We Thought, Study Reveals
By Michelle Starr
Gizmodo
Humans Were Using Fire Long Before Scientists Thought Possible, Study Says
By Matthew Phelan
The Jerusalem Post
New identification technique pushes back timeline of fire use to over a million years ago - study
Scientific American
Ancient human ancestors may have first used fire 1.79 million years ago
By Sahas Mehra
Fossilized baby tetrapods suggest early land animals skipped tadpole stage 
Ars Technica
Early land animals skipped the tadpole phase
By Jacek Krywko
Smithsonian Magazine
A Vietnam Veteran Collected Fossils for 66 Years. One, Mislabeled 'Baby Lamprey,' Made Paleontologists Reconsider How Vertebrates Moved From Water to Land
Science News
A textbook assumption about early land vertebrates may be wrong
By Jay Bennett
Sci.News
Earth’s First Land Animals May Never Have Been Amphibian-Like After All
SciTechDaily
Scientists Just Found All 5 Genetic “Letters” of DNA and RNA on an Asteroid
By Kliti Grice
Voyager 1 spacecraft 
Space Daily
Voyager 1 has been travelling non-stop since 1977, faster than a speeding bullet every second of every day, and it has not yet reached the distance of a single light-year from Earth
IFLScience
It's Official: Voyager 1 Will Break A Cosmic Record, Reaching 1 Light-Day From Earth On November 18, 2026
By Alfredo Carpineti
HackerNoon
The 49-Year-Old Spacecraft Still Talking From Deep Space
19FortyFive
Voyager 1 launched in 1977 on a four-year mission and is still flying 49 years later, now so far away that in November 2026 a radio signal will take a full 24 hours to reach it — so when engineers say "good morning" on a Monday, the answer won't arrive until
By Harry Kazianis
AI models' collapse on psychology test 
PsyPost
Advanced AI models suffer a near-total collapse on classic psychology test as cognitive demands increase
By Eric Dolan
SingularityHub
AI Collapses on a Classic Psychology Test. What It Reveals Could Stall Human-Level AI.
By Shelly Fan
inc.com
AI Can Crush Complex Projects—but It Fails at This Basic Task
Supersize sperm of fruit flies 
Newser
Scientists Describe 'Incredible' Movements of Fruit Fly Sperm
By Arden Dier
Nature
The physical consequences of sperm gigantism
By Jasmin Imran Alsous, Michael Shelley & Brato Chakrabarti
Simons Foundation
Mysteries of Fruit Fly Sperm Untangled by Mathematical Models
Popular Science
Fruit fly sperm is enormous
By Laura Baisas
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
"It’s very exciting." An astronomer has seen light from just after the birth of the Universe. Now he's sharing it with the world
By Iain Todd
Australian Geographic
A puzzle in the infant universe
Neowin
A 13 billion year old secret about our Universe's origin was revealed
By Sayan Sen
Space Daily
In 2004, a magnetar on the far side of the Milky Way unleashed a giant flare so intense it disturbed Earth’s ionosphere from tens of thousands of light-years away — and in just 0.2 seconds released as much energy as the Sun emits in roughly 250,000 years.
Space Daily
We tend to think of Neanderthals as a species that went extinct, but a Princeton geneticist found evidence of three waves of interbreeding over 250,000 years, leading him to argue Neanderthals didn't disappear — they were absorbed into us
Daily Express
Mystery cave collapse uncovers 'advanced human time capsule' from 300,000 years ago
By Michael D. Carroll
Archaeology Magazine
News - 300,000-Year-Old Cave Site Explored in Northern Israel
vocal.media
A mysterious cave collapse reveals a 300,000-year-old "advanced human time capsule"
Phys.org
Scientists create optical skyrmions using a two-century-old light phenomenon
ScienceDaily
Scientists open a million-year-old time capsule hidden beneath New Zealand
Space Daily
Nikola Tesla wrote in 1900 that an automaton might one day appear to think for itself — the surprise is not that he predicted modern AI perfectly, but that he understood how quickly a machine that responds, adapts, and acts could begin to disturb the boundary
Space Daily
A viral social media stat claims 70% of Gen Z and Millennials can't relax because they were taught rest is wasteful — the number isn't real, but the research behind it is
Gizmodo
The Poop Emoji Got Gravity Right, Physicists Find
By Gayoung Lee
Space Daily
Webb found a planet stretched into a lemon shape around a pulsar, with an atmosphere of carbon that seems to rule out every way we know of forming it
Space Daily
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station can see flashes of light even with their eyes closed — not from light entering the eye, but from high-energy space particles passing through their body and triggering the retina or visual pathway directly.
Space Daily
At its birth, Earth had no Moon. Then something perhaps the size of Mars slammed into the young planet, flinging molten debris into orbit that became the companion world now pulling our tides, steadying our seasons, and perhaps helping make Earth stable e
Phys.org
Hidden seismicity patterns before large earthquakes uncovered
Space Daily
Jonathan McDowell has been tracking every object in orbit since 1989 — a one-person catalog that started as a weekly email newsletter and became the source governments and newsrooms cite when they need to know how many Starlink satellites are actual
Space Daily
A Russian cosmonaut named Sergei Krikalev has physically travelled further into the future than almost any other human being in history — across six spaceflights and 803 cumulative days at orbital velocity, Einstein's theory of special relativity has made him a
Space Daily
For 400 years, sailors crossing parts of the Indian Ocean have reported patches of sea glowing pale white from horizon to horizon, until satellite imagery finally captured the phenomenon and suggested it is likely the light of trillions of microscopic bioluminesce
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Mike Walton
Sci.News
New Study Challenges Long-Held Idea that Our Ancestors Simply Got Bigger Over Time
Neuroscience News
Why Human Body Size Leaped 2 Million Years Ago
Discover Magazine
Human Ancestors Suddenly Got Bigger Around 2 Million Years Ago — With Average Body Size Jumping From 88 to 132 Pounds
By Anastasia Scott
IFLScience
Ancient Human Ancestors Got Substantially Bigger 2 Million Years Ago – When They Started Walking Upright And Eating Meat
By Tom Leslie
Phys.org
Making sense of Mars' tiny moon Phobos
By Bruce Dorminey
Earth's fate from the sun 
Phys.org
How long can plants survive on Earth? New model suggests up to 2 billion more years
By David Appell
IFLScience
Earth Might Not Be Engulfed By The Sun In 5 Billion Years After All
By Alfredo Carpineti
geekspin
Scientists say Earth may escape the dying Sun after all
The Times of India
For how long will the Earth stay ‘green’? New scientific model finally has a definite answer
Phys.org
Bird-derived gene tool inserts plant DNA 30 times more efficiently than CRISPR
By Katie Neith
Astronomers' X-ray flashes mystery 
Phys.org
Einstein Probe detects mysterious X-ray transient that doesn't fit any known class
By Shreejaya Karantha
Yahoo
China's Einstein Probe detected a mysterious cosmic explosion — and scientists have no idea what caused it
By Skyler D. Ware
Vajiram & Ravi
Fast X-Ray Transient, Meaning, Sources, Latest News
Tech Explorist
Astronomers may have solved the mystery of cosmic X-ray flashes
By Amit Malewar
Study on tissue repair in humans 
Good News Network
Humans May Have Always Been Able to Regenerate Body Parts–Scar Tissue Just Gets in the Way
Yahoo
Humans May Soon Be Able to Regrow Body Parts—Including Fingers and Limbs—Thanks to a Groundbreaking Serum
By Danielle Zickl
BBC Wildlife Magazine
"Once you show regeneration can be activated, it opens the door to new questions..." Mammals – including us – could regrow limbs say scientists
By Carys Matthews
ColombiaOne.com
Scientists Discover Gene That One Day Could Help Humans Regrow Lost Limbs
Space Daily
Researchers at the University of California Riverside found in May 2026 that living systems distribute their amino acids more evenly than non-living chemistry does — a statistical pattern subtle enough that it went unnoticed for decades and powerful enough to
The Spruce
6 Things Landscaping Pros Do to Keep Bugs and Animals From Burrowing in Their Yards Summer After Summer
By Abby Monteil
Space Daily
Most of an octopus's brain cells live in its arms, not in its head — only about 8 percent of its 500 million neurons sit inside the central brain, with the rest spread across the eight arms and the optic lobes behind its eyes, in a body design some neuroscientists des
The Times of India
This shell-less ocean creature evolved 140 million years ago: Scientists say it is the closest thing to an alien on Earth
yourweather.co.uk
They have nine brains, three hearts and they dream: interacting with an octopus is the closest thing to meeting an alien
Avi Loeb – Medium
Cosmic Discoveries by National-Security Sensors
By Avi Loeb
Universe Today
Did Gravitational Tides Cause Earth's Extinctions?
By Evan Gough

Last Updated: 6/24/26, 1:03:56 pm