Scientists traced Jupiter’s birth to 1.8 million years after the solar system began by studying molten rock raindrops found in meteorites. These “time capsules” explain how giant planets formed and changed our cosmic neighborhood.
Scientists in Switzerland built a molecule that stores sunlight like plants, a big step toward clean solar fuels and a greener future. 🌞⚡
Did you know some snails can regrow their eyes? Scientists are studying these amazing creatures to unlock secrets of regeneration — and maybe help humans heal too!
TOI-2109b, a giant ultra-hot Jupiter planet, is spiraling into its star—and fast! Scientists say it could crash, melt, or be stripped to its rocky core. This exciting space story for kids explains what’s happening in simple, fun language.
New research says life might survive underground on Mars and icy moons like Enceladus—thanks to cosmic rays creating energy through a process called radiolysis. A fun science read for kids!
Scientists reveal the full “cool” circuit from skin to brain, explaining why gentle cold feels good and helping us understand cold-related pain.
Did walking on two legs start in trees? A new study of chimpanzees in Tanzania shows tree climbing may have played a big role in how early humans evolved.
July 24, 1969: The Apollo 11 crew returned to Earth after the first Moon landing! Learn how Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins made history in this exciting, kid-friendly space adventure.
Astronomers have discovered 2020 VN40, a strange cosmic object orbiting the Sun in a 1:10 rhythm with Neptune. Learn how this discovery is reshaping our understanding of the outer solar system!
Scientists discover endangered killer whales using seaweed as grooming tools—an incredible first in marine mammal behavior caught by drone footage.