CERN releases plans for the ‘most extraordinary instrument ever built’
The Future Circular Collider would study the Higgs boson in unprecedented detail
Read article: CERN releases plans for the ‘most extraordinary instrument ever built’
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The Future Circular Collider would study the Higgs boson in unprecedented detail
Read article: CERN releases plans for the ‘most extraordinary instrument ever built’
Report by the National Association of Disabled Staff Networks calls for changing attitudes towards people with disabilities
Read article: Disabled people in science need paradigm shift in support, says report
The gripper could be used in environmental clean-up as well as in construction and agriculture.
Read article: Ants’ hairy jaws help robots to get a grip
Measurements represent the first direct detection of auroras on the planet
Read article: James Webb Space Telescope spots spectacular auroras on Neptune
The team used a high-speed camera and microphone to study the gas dynamics as a bottle is opened
Read article: The physics of opening swing-top bottles revealed
The dataset includes a catalogue of 380,000 galaxies that have been detected by artificial intelligence or citizen-science efforts
Read article: Euclid mission spots 26 million galaxies in first batch of survey data
Craft will plot the distribution of galaxies to better understand cosmic inflation
Read article: NASA launches $488m megaphone-shaped SPHEREx observatory to map the universe
Firefly Aerospace claims to be the first commercial company to achieve a ‘fully successful soft-landing on the Moon'
Read article: Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost mission achieves perfect lunar landing
The robotic springtail can jump some 1.4 m, or 23 times its body length
Read article: Harvard’s springtail-like jumping robot leaps into action
Athena will test water-extraction methods while Lunar Trailblazer will map water deposits
Read article: US-led missions launched to investigate the Moon’s water