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JAXA’s Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) marks a historic milestone as Japan prepares to conduct the world’s first round-trip mission to the Martian system to retrieve samples from Phobos.

A landmark study has identified ‘anti-CRISPR’ proteins in plant viruses that can neutralize gene-editing tools, presenting a new challenge for global food security and the AgTech industry.

A deep dive into the 31-year secret operation of a weapons-grade uranium reactor beneath Kodak’s Rochester headquarters and its implications for corporate R&D.

Scientists have successfully revived pig kidneys frozen for a year using innovative nanowarming technology, a breakthrough that could lead to the creation of global organ banks.

Scientists have achieved a massive breakthrough by reviving pig kidneys after a full year of cryopreservation, a feat that could solve the global organ shortage and revolutionize transplant logistics.

ESA’s Proba-3 and ISRO’s Aditya-L1 have achieved a world-first by jointly observing early-stage solar eruptions, marking a massive leap in space weather prediction.

Scientists have successfully revived pig kidneys after one year of cryopreserved storage using revolutionary ‘nanowarming’ technology, paving the way for the creation of global organ banks.

Astronomers using the ALMA telescope have discovered that tiny protoplanetary disks around low-mass stars are surprisingly efficient at forming planets, challenging long-held astrophysical theories.

Explore the fascinating world of nanoscale chemiluminescence as we analyze the scientific breakthroughs and massive market potential of the world’s smallest glow sticks.

NASA’s Landsat 9 satellite has captured breathtaking imagery of a ‘giant spider’ formation in Australia, revealing the intricate details of the 142-million-year-old Tnorala impact crater.