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Scientists Create Bizarre Ice That Stays Solid at 2,000 Degrees Celsius
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/scientists-forced-water-into-a-bizarre-new-state-of-matter-that-may-explain-uranus-and-neptunes-strange-mgnetic-fieldsScientists have recreated extreme conditions to discover a mysterious new state of water that may exist deep within the interiors of distant planets. Researchers have successfully engineered a paradoxical form of ice that remains solid even at...
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China Unveils New Asteroid Early Warning Network to Boost Global Planetary Defense
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/china-plans-powerful-new-system-to-spot-dangerous-asteroids-before-they-reach-earthvaluable when integrated with data from observatories across different continents and spacecraft operating throughout the Solar System. Astronomer Kirsi Virkki emphasized that China’s involvement could be most beneficial if it expands the collective...
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Laser‑Powered Light Sail Could Send a Microscopic Probe to a Nearby Star in Decades
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/a-giant-laser-could-send-a-tiny-spacecraft-racing-toward-another-starA tiny light‑pushed probe could reach another star without massive ships or new physics, offering a feasible interstellar travel concept. A miniature craft thrusted by a focused laser beam might one day traverse the gulf to the nearest stellar...
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Space Launch Costs Plummet 96% Since 1960, Paving Way for Solar Power and Asteroid Mining
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/rocket-launch-costs-have-fallen-96-since-1960-they-arent-done-yetCambridge researchers claim orbital solar power, asteroid mining and space manufacturing are becoming economically viable as launch costs drop 96% since 1960. Cambridge scholars argue that low‑orbit solar farms, asteroid extraction and off‑world...
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AI Moon Crater Maps Flawed: Study Shows Major Accuracy Gaps and Calls for New Standards
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-tested-ai-lunar-data-and-found-surprising-errors-beneath-the-surfaceAI-made lunar crater catalogs require stricter validation to reliably aid planetary science research. A recent paper in The Planetary Science Journal demonstrates that several AI‑produced lunar crater inventories fall short of the accuracy levels...
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Don’t Miss Tonight’s Rare Mercury‑Venus‑Jupiter Alignment – Spot the Cosmic Trio in 45 Minutes
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/stargazers-rejoice-a-rare-three-planet-parade-will-dazzle-the-sky-tonightFenomeno celeste imperdibile: il 12 giugno allineamento fugace di Mercurio, Venere e Giove per uno spettacolo unico nel cielo serale. Tonight, observers around the world will have a short-lived chance to see an uncommon planetary line‑up as Mercury,...
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Canada’s Bold Space Plan Could Uncover Earth-Like Worlds Faster Than Ever
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/canadas-bold-space-plan-could-uncover-earth-like-worlds-faster-than-everA groundbreaking Canadian-led mission proposal could revolutionize the way scientists search for habitable planets beyond our solar system, zeroing in on some of the smallest and dimmest stars in the galaxy. As outlined in a recent study published on...
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Titan’s Hydrocarbon and Water Treasure Could Fuel a Space Refueling Network
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-found-a-moon-packed-with-fuel-water-and-materials-they-could-use-to-build-a-future-space-networkbe harvested to refuel spacecraft, manufacture supplies, and sustain missions far from Earth. Unlike any other moon in the Solar System, Titan boasts a thick, nitrogen‑rich atmosphere and a climate driven by a methane cycle that produces clouds, rain,...
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Hidden Oceans: Mini‑Neptunes May Conceal Vast Water Below Their Atmospheres, Evading JWST
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/scientists-say-the-galaxys-most-common-planets-could-be-hiding-vast-amounts-of-water-that-webb-may-not-be-able-to-detectA new study warns the James Webb Telescope might overlook hidden water on distant exoplanets, raising doubts about its detection limits. Mini‑Neptunes—planets a bit smaller than Neptune yet less dense than Earth—have long confounded astronomers because...
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Quantum Sensing Offers New Path to Find Earth‑Like Exoplanets
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/quantum-physics-could-open-a-new-path-to-finding-earth-like-planetsQuantum techniques promise to revolutionize astronomers’ hunt for Earth‑like exoplanets, boosting detection of distant habitable worlds. Researchers have put forward a theoretical framework that could let quantum mechanics boost the hunt for Earth‑like...
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Curiosity Rover Uncovers Pure Sulfur Inside Cracked Martian Rock
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/curiosity-accidentally-cracked-open-a-martian-rock-what-nasa-found-inside-was-completely-unexpecteduntil now. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS What Makes Pure Sulfur So Unusual on Mars Sulfur is abundant throughout the Solar System, yet its form conveys specific environmental information. On Mars, sulfur has predominantly been identified within sulfate...
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Space Launch Costs Plummet 96% Since 1960: $273 Per Kilogram By 2040 Could Spark New Industries
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/spaceflight-nears-its-steamship-eraCambridge study finds launch costs dropped 96% from $87,000/kg in 1960 to $3,868/kg in 2025, and could fall to $273/kg by 2040. Space Launch Prices Drop Sharply, Forecasts Predict Sub‑$300 Kilograms by 2040 Researchers at the University of Cambridge...
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SpaceX Launches First Commercial Tritium-Powered CubeSat Into Orbit
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/spacex-sends-the-worlds-first-commercial-nuclear-powered-payload-into-orbitNASA tests a compact tritium-powered unit that could supply steady low‑power electricity for future spacecraft in low‑sunlight environments. BOHR, a CubeSat‑class satellite, rode aboard SpaceX’s Transporter‑17 rideshare launch from Vandenberg Space...
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New Cosmic Dust Type Links to Unknown Near‑Earth Asteroid, Study Finds
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-think-much-of-earths-space-dust-comes-from-an-asteroid-no-one-has-ever-found-beforeamong known meteorite specimens. Tiny micrometeorites constantly rain onto Earth, delivering material from throughout the Solar System. Because they can be collected relatively easily, they provide a practical proxy for studying extraterrestrial matter...
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Astronomers Discover Giant Asteroids Spinning at Impossible Speeds
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/a-giant-asteroid-is-spinning-30-times-faster-than-it-should-leaving-scientists-with-a-mysteryof data per night, this automated approach provides a critical tool for mapping the dynamics of small bodies in the solar system. While these “super-fast” rotators represent a tiny fraction of the total population, they serve as essential stress tests...
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Scientists Deploy Swarm of Spacecraft to Study Apophis as It Skims Earth in 2029
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/asteroid-apophis-is-coming-close-to-earth-in-2029-and-scientists-are-sending-a-spacecraft-swarmSmall variations in surface morphology or spin rate could illuminate the forces that act on asteroids throughout the solar system and how repeated planetary encounters drive their evolution. “This is an experiment Earth provides for us… All we have to...
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New Python Tool Automates Exoplanet Discovery Validation at Massive Scale
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/exovetter-and-a-tess-exoplanet-transit-search-of-kepler-stars-as-ground-truthA newly introduced open source Python toolkit named exoVetter aims to standardize how astronomers validate exoplanet transit signals across massive datasets. The search for distant worlds beyond our solar system has entered a high-volume era, driven by...
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NASA Unveils Massive 360° Mars Views Captured by Two Rovers Miles Apart
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/nasa-unveils-massive-360-mars-views-captured-by-two-rovers-miles-apartNASA video released alongside the images, scientists describe the area as a “time capsule” from the earliest stages of the solar system, underscoring its scientific significance. Curiosity Traces Evidence of Underground Water On the other side of the...
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Decade of Tracking Reveals Sharp Rise in Heatwave Days for Infants and Seniors Across Oceania
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/the-2026-oceania-report-of-the-mja-lancet-countdown-on-health-and-climate-change-children-already-impacted-with-a-lifetime-of-exposure-to-comeNew Oceania Lancet Countdown report links climate change to surging heatwave exposure, escalating mortality costs, and widespread eco-anxiety among youth. A comprehensive assessment tracking health and environmental indicators across Australia and...
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Historic Breakthrough: Perseverance Snaps First Visible Martian Aurora!
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/historic-breakthrough-perseverance-snaps-first-visible-martian-auroraDiscover the first visible Martian aurora ever captured—NASA’s Perseverance rover reveals stunning green glow. Find out why this changes Mars exploration forever! On certain nights, Mars’ skies shimmer with an eerie green light, casting a faint...