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Scientists Break 30-Year Superconductivity Record at Normal Pressure

Superconductivity—the phenomenon of zero electrical resistance—has long held enormous promise for everything from power transmission to maglev trains. Reaching it under normal (i.e., ambient) pressure has always been the harder problem. Now, a team at the University of Houston has done exactly that, pushing the critical temperature

Erin Brockovich Launches Initiative to Track AI Data Center Concerns

Environmental advocate Erin Brockovich, best known for her groundwater contamination activism in the 1990s, has expanded her advocacy into the realm of artificial intelligence infrastructure. Her new initiative focuses specifically on tracking the impacts of AI data centers on local communities. The effort invites affected residents to submit reports about

Experimental Drug ION224 Shows Promise in Treating MASH, a Severe Fatty Liver Disease

A research team at UC San Diego has unveiled a potentially game-changing treatment for MASH (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis), a severe form of fatty liver disease affecting millions worldwide. How ION224 Works The experimental drug works by blocking a specific liver enzyme that drives two key processes behind liver damage: fat

Near-Infrared Laser Heat Treatment Shows Promise for Dry AMD

Overview Dry age‑related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of blindness among people over 50. The condition gradually damages the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp vision, leaving few effective treatment options. How It Works A new experimental approach from Aalto University uses near‑

Radio Astronomer Explains How Alien Civilizations Could Be Unintentionally Detected Through Their Radio Leaks

A radio astronomer has explained how intelligent extraterrestrial civilizations could contact Earth without even trying—by simply going about their daily lives. The concept centers on radio wave leaks, the unintended electromagnetic emissions produced by various technologies. Here on Earth, everything from television broadcasts to radar systems and satellite communications

Rock Clouds Vanish Every Night on Distant Giant Planet, James Webb Telescope Finds

A Day in the Life of an Exoplanet's Atmosphere Using the James Webb Space Telescope, researchers have observed a striking meteorological pattern on WASP-94A b, a giant exoplanet located nearly 700 light-years from Earth. The planet's atmosphere exhibits a cycle where clouds composed of rock-like minerals

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Science News: Lunar Ambitions Advance as NASA Prepares Artemis Astronauts and Expands Commercial Partnerships

Mission Crew Announcements NASA will announce the astronauts assigned to the Artemis III mission and provide a progress update during a live event on June 9 at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. Read more: NASA to Announce Artemis III Crew, Provide Mission Progress Update Moon Base Plans Take Shape