Frequently Asked Questions What phase is the moon in tonight? The moon phase changes daily as the moon orbits Earth. The current phase, illumination percentage, and all times shown above are calculat

Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to the United States Dina Kawar, center, signs the Artemis Accords alongside NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, left, and U.S. Department of State Acting

GREENBELT, Md.—On Tuesday, NASA invited the press to look at the fully assembled Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which is now ready to join the ranks of the great observatories in orbit, ahead of i

A new study co-authored by SP2’s Femida Handy shows that voting is associated with reduced mortality risk in older adults. A new study co-authored by Femida Handy of the School of Social Policy & Pra

CSENI-S v1.1 is a theoretical and architectural continuation of the CSENI / NIESC framework for non-invertible external supervision of advanced AI systems. This work does NOT claim an empirically val

Christopher R. Mankovich Alex B. Akins Dustin Buccino Ravit Helled Marzia Parisi The shapes of fluid planets bear the signatures of rotational flattening and atmospheric flows. Precise knowledge of t

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Instead of relying on the soil for nutrients, plants may grab some of those essentials from airborne particles. Feeding through leaves is already well-established in agriculture — farmers spray liqui

The virus - Cardioderma cor coronavirus (CcCoV) KY43, or CcCoV-KY43 - can bind to a receptor cell found in the human lung, but testing in Kenya suggests it has not spilled over into the local human po

Findings in toxic plants could help in the development of safer heart and cancer drugs Researchers have discovered a mammal-like hormonal pathway in plants such as foxglove that could help make heart

Click for next article An image shows planetary nebula Tc 1 as observed by the James Webb Space Telescope's Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI), combining nine filters spanning wavelengths from 5.6 to 25.

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"With their tentacles and their suckers they could perfectly hold on to such an animal and there is no escape," said Christian Klug, a palaeontologist at the University of Zurich, who reviewed the res

Available for 34 days A phase 3 clinical trial is underway to determine the effectiveness of an mRNA vaccine for H5N1, a strain of influenza that is currently of concern. The virus, which is commonly

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A recent study published in the journal Alcohol provides evidence that even low-level drinking may have negative consequences for brain health over a person’s lifespan. The findings suggest that the t

Physicists have used a machine learning approach to reveal unexpected details about how particles interact in complex systems. Their work focuses on non-reciprocal forces, where one particle influence

For more than 25 years, researchers at Northwestern Medicine have been studying people age 80 and older known as "SuperAgers" to understand how some individuals maintain exceptional mental sharpness l

What does your name look like from space? Discover how satellite imagery from Earth can spell out your name. Developed by Ross Walter, Allison Nussbaum, and Ginger Butcher from the Landsat Project Sc

Researchers led by Henry Daniell of the School of Dental Medicine have shown that extracts from bioengineered chewing gum reduce the levels of three microbes known to be associated with head and neck

Photo by Michael Caterina/University of Notre Dame If you were to ask democracy scholars what they consider the greatest threat to American democracy, you might assume it is voters who support undemo

We’ve done the numbers and the verdict is in: honeybees do have the ability to process numerical information. New research led by Monash University has now addressed recent international debate over w

Climate change could increase hard-to-treat bacterial infections, two studies suggest. Heat boosted antibiotic resistance among bacteria found in artificially warmed grassland soils, researchers repo

Cirrus clouds made of water ice may surround a Jupiter-like exoplanet First demonstration: the detection of clouds around exoplanets is an important step in the search for a second Earth Artist's im

During most of the Artemis II mission, the crew of four astronauts beamed back low-definition video, both from inside the spacecraft and from exterior views of the Moon. It was exhilarating stuff, but

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NASA's next eye into the cosmos is due to leave our planet later this year. The agency says it's targeting an early September launch for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. Roman (for short) has a

Researchers at McGill University and the Douglas Institute have discovered that two distinct types of brain cells function differently in people with depression. The findings, published in Nature Gen

Available for over a year “I hope humanity will stop for a moment when four humans are on the far side of the moon and be reminded that we can do a better job as humans of just lifting each other up.

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Every breath you take is part of a very ancient story. The steady movement of your chest, the muscles between your ribs pulling outward, and the air filling your lungs feel completely routine. Yet thi

A newly described prehistoric reptile is giving scientists a surprising look at how some ancient animals may have changed the way they moved as they grew. Researchers say this "peculiar" crocodile rel

Far beneath Earth's surface, slow-moving convection currents churn within the mantle. These currents are closely tied to the movement of tectonic plates, and they do more than just shift the plates ab

"It is happening in various other places where local groups kind of adopt the station in a way to try and look after the aesthetics of it and to make them generally more appealing places for people,"

"So the big thing right now is to try to grab your piece of land. You can't own it, but you can use it. And once you're there, you've got it for as long as you want it."

"We're going to get slightly nervous as it goes behind the Moon, and then we'll be very excited when we see it again, because we know that they're all safe."