Austrian Academy of Sciences researcher uses ultraviolet photography to uncover a small manuscript fragment of the Syriac translation of the New Testament. Click here to learn more.
Paleontologists have discovered a new Titanosaur species, Rapetosaurus krausei, which was the last surviving group of sauropod dinosaurs. According to scientists, Titanosaurs grew rapidly and did not stop until they reached their enormous adult sizes, with no clear answer on how they managed to outgrow their sauropod ancestors. Click here for more details.
Indiana University School of Medicine researchers found that suicides increase significantly during the week of the full moon, particularly among people over 55 years old. They also identified 3-4 pm and September as peak times for suicides, suggesting high-risk patients be followed more closely during those times. Click here to learn more.
Neuralink's plan for human trials of its brain-computer interface device may be delayed due to regulatory hurdles and competition from a rival company.
NASA's NIAC program has granted Phase 2 funding to six high-risk, high-reward space tech projects to encourage revolutionary advancements in space exploration. Click here to learn more.
Researchers at the Earlham Institute in Norwich have successfully engineered tobacco plants to produce moth sex pheromones using precision gene engineering techniques. Click here to learn more.
The Soyuz MS-23 spacecraft was successfully relocated by the Expedition 69 crew members from one docking port to another at the ISS on April 6 to make way for upcoming missions in April and May. Click here to learn more.
Researchers used micro-CT scans to reconstruct the skull of a small Jurassic dinosaur species, Manidens condorensis, providing valuable data for future studies and contributing to one of Argentina's most complete descriptions of dinosaur skulls. Click here to learn more.
Researchers found that short-term memory illusions can cause people to misremember events after a few seconds due to expectations, highlighting the potential unreliability of human memory. Click here to learn more.
ESA's Juice mission to Jupiter's moons, set to launch on April 13th, has undergone extensive testing. The said testing included evaluating the effects of atomic oxygen on spacecraft materials, particularly silver interconnects used in the solar arrays, to ensure they can withstand the mission's elliptical orbit phase around Ganymede. Click here to learn more.