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SpaceX Plans Tower Catch for Next Starship Flight Following Successful 13th Test

SpaceX appears ready to attempt catching the Starship Super Heavy booster at the launch tower on the vehicle's next flight, following a successful 13th test of the world's largest rocket. The upcoming attempt would mark another milestone in SpaceX's rapid development program for Starship.

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Science Brief: AI Breakthroughs, Space Exploration, and Human Origins

AI helps Stanford scientists discover "natural Ozempic" without the usual side effects Stanford Medicine researchers, using AI, have identified a naturally occurring molecule called BRP that may suppress appetite and reduce body weight similarly to Ozempic, but with a more targeted mechanism that could avoid common side effects.

SpaceX Starship Advances Toward Routine Space Travel

The Path to Routine Space Travel SpaceX's Starship represents one of the most ambitious projects in modern spaceflight. The spacecraft, designed to be fully reusable, aims to dramatically reduce the cost of accessing space and enable missions that were previously logistically or economically unfeasible. Significance for Space Exploration

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NASA Deep Space Communications Complex Caught in Spanish Wildfires

Wildfires continue to rage near Madrid, Spain, and NASA's Deep Space Communications Complex has found itself in the path of the flames. The facility, which plays a key role in the agency's deep space communications network, was hit by the spreading fires. NASA has so far

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EU Restricts Copernicus Satellite Imagery of Iran War Region at US Request

The European Union has granted a request from the United States to restrict access to satellite imagery of an Iran War region captured by the EU's Copernicus program. The Copernicus program operates a constellation of Earth observation satellites that provide publicly accessible imagery used by researchers, journalists, and

NASA's Juno Probe Peers Beneath Io's Volcanic Surface

NASA's Juno spacecraft has captured new data revealing what lies beneath the surface of Io, Jupiter's innermost and most volcanically active moon. The findings offer scientists an unprecedented look at the internal structure of the moon, which hosts hundreds of active volcanoes. The subsurface discoveries could

University of Pittsburgh Team Secures DOE Grant to Automate Quantum Computing Research

A research team led by scientists at the University of Pittsburgh has secured a Department of Energy grant to automate aspects of quantum computing research using artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to streamline the complex process of developing and optimizing quantum computing systems, which currently requires extensive manual experimentation and