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Archaeologists discover 225-year-old Danish warship Dannebroge in Copenhagen Harbor, sunk by Admiral Nelson in 1801. The find includes human remains and artifacts offering new...
Scientific evidence reveals life on Earth likely originated only once from a single common ancestor 4 billion years ago in hydrothermal vents, despite multiple potential...
NASA's Artemis II mission launched April 1, 2026, sending 4 astronauts on historic 10-day moon flyby—first crewed lunar mission since 1972. Mission tests systems for future landings.
Archaeologists in Maastricht may have found d'Artagnan's skeleton after 350 years. Discovered with a French coin and musket ball, DNA tests underway could confirm the legendary...
CERN scientists successfully transport antimatter by truck for the first time, moving 92 antiprotons in a specialized container. This breakthrough enables future precision...
CERN scientists successfully conducted the world's first road transport of antimatter on March 24, 2026, using a specially designed container to move antiprotons around their...
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