Overview of NASA’s Dragonfly mission, a rotorcraft lander designed to explore Saturn’s moon Titan, under the New Frontiers Program.
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Blood ClotsBMJContraceptionPublic HealthSciTech News
Caution Advised: Elevated Blood Clot Risk with Concurrent Use of Common Pain Relievers and Birth Control Pills
Study reveals risk of blood clots in women using NSAIDs with hormonal contraception, advises caution and alternative pain relief methods.
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AstrophysicsDOELos Alamos National LaboratoryNeutron StarNuclearSciTech NewsSpace
Astronomical Discovery: Profound Indications of Universal Nuclear Fission
Summary of a study revealing cosmic fission’s role in creating superheavy elements and its confirmation in ancient stars.
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AstrophysicsGravitySciTech NewsSpaceUniversity Of Bonn
Resolving the Hubble Tension: A New Cosmological Perspective
A study exploring how the MOND theory resolves the Hubble tension in cosmic expansion measurements, published in MNRAS.
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JPLNASANASA PsycheSciTech NewsSpace
NASA’s Psyche Mission Achieves “First Light”: Captures Initial Images and Encounters a Solar Phenomenon
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captures first images in space, tests instruments, and observes solar phenomena on its journey to an asteroid.
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PollutionSciTech NewsUniversity Of IowaWildfires
Reversing Progress: Two Decades of Wildfires Erode Air Quality Advances in Western U.S.
Wildfires’ 20-year toll on Western U.S. air quality: 670 extra deaths annually. Study reveals alarming impact.
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ARIELAstronomyAstrophysicsEuropean Space AgencyExoplanetSciTech NewsSpace
ESA’s Ariel Exoplanet Mission Enters Construction Phase
ESA’s Ariel Exoplanet Mission advances to construction phase, paving the way for revolutionary discoveries about distant planets.
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Earth ObservatoryIcebergNASASciTech NewsSpace
Giant Unleashed: World’s Largest Iceberg Sets Sail After Decades of Stillness
Massive Iceberg A-23A Breaks Free, Embarks on Epic Journey Northward After Decades of Stillness
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DevelopmentMedicinePediatricsSciTech NewsTohoku University
New Research Links Screen Time With Childhood Development Delays
Study links screen time in one-year-olds to developmental delays, emphasizing the need for further research.
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DepressionGoethe University FrankfurtMedicineMental HealthPsychedelicsSciTech News
Esketamine Nasal Spray Shows Promise in Treating Stubborn Depression
Summary of a study showing esketamine nasal spray’s effectiveness in treating treatment-resistant depression compared to quetiapine.