BreakingJames Webb captures oldest galaxy — 13.4 billion light-years away
ScienceFusion energy record: 70 seconds of sustained plasma achieved
Tech1,000-qubit quantum processor breaks computational barrier
HealthAlzheimer’s drug reduces cognitive decline 35% in Phase 3 trials
ClimateAntarctic ice shelf calves iceberg twice the size of London
BreakingJames Webb captures oldest galaxy — 13.4 billion light-years away
ScienceFusion energy record: 70 seconds of sustained plasma achieved
Tech1,000-qubit quantum processor breaks computational barrier
HealthAlzheimer’s drug reduces cognitive decline 35% in Phase 3 trials
ClimateAntarctic ice shelf calves iceberg twice the size of London
-
The Great Attractor — Something Is Pulling Our Entire Galaxy and Nobody Knows What It Is
Something is dragging the Milky Way through space at 600 kilometres per second — and it isn’t the universe’s expansion. It’s a gravitational anomaly called the Great Attractor, 150 million light-years away, containing the mass of tens of thousands of galaxies. We can’t see it directly. Our own galaxy is blocking the view. Read more
-
5–7 minutesThe Human Brain Has More Connections Than Stars in the Milky Way
The human brain contains trillions of connections—far more than the number of stars in the Milky Way galaxy. This astonishing comparison reveals just how complex our minds truly are. From neurons to synapses, scientists are uncovering how this vast network shapes memory, learning, intelligence, and even the fragile nature of human thought. Read more