Investigación Científica
China's Great Green Wall: Artificial Forests Outpace Natural Growth
China planted 66 billion trees over nearly half a century to combat desertification, and a new study shows they grow faster than natural forests, albeit with important nuances.
Scientists Build Synthetic Cell Capable of Self-Replication
Researchers at the University of Minnesota have successfully constructed a cell from non-living chemical components, ushering in an era of custom-designed organisms.
National Geographic Museum of Exploration Opens in Washington D.C.
With a US$300 million investment, the new space offers immersive experiences and a journey through 138 years of discoveries, inviting visitors to become explorers.
Japanese Scientists Create Crystal Converting Sunlight to UV for Air Purification
A team of Japanese scientists has developed a novel crystalline material, iBu-DHI, capable of transforming visible sunlight into ultraviolet radiation. This breakthrough could revolutionize air purification and solar hydrogen production without requiring electricity.
AI Deciphers Vesuvius Papyrus, Reveals New Philodemus Book
Researchers successfully read "Philodemus, On the Gods, Book 8" from a charred scroll, a Vesuvius Challenge milestone expanding knowledge of the Greek philosopher.
Science Protects Metabolism in Microgravity, but Muscles Remain a Challenge
A recent study reveals that metabolism and muscle deterioration do not always progress in tandem under weightless conditions, a key finding for astronauts and patients with reduced mobility.
James Webb Telescope Discovers Water Vapor on Exoplanet TOI-421 b
NASA's space telescope made an unprecedented finding on TOI-421 b, a sub-Neptune with a surprisingly clear atmosphere, potentially reshaping our understanding of planetary formation.
NASA Confirms Ancient Lake Sediments on Mars, Key to Life Search
The Perseverance rover discovered evidence of a lake over 3.5 billion years old in Jezero Crater, Mars, containing clay minerals that could preserve signs of ancient life. This finding is crucial for the mission to seek biosignatures on the Red Planet.
NASA Enhances Asteroid Detection and Deflection Capabilities
The US space agency advances planetary defense techniques following the successful DART mission and the upcoming NEO Surveyor observatory.
Unexpected Garnet Discovery in Martian Meteorite Reveals Mars' Geological History
Researchers have found garnet grains, a mineral never before observed on the Red Planet, inside a Martian meteorite, offering new insights into its 4.5-billion-year geological past.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot: New Study Unravels Centuries-Old Mystery
A groundbreaking study led by NASA Goddard scientists reveals new insights into the composition and enduring nature of Jupiter's iconic storm, first observed in 1665.
Human Thought May Begin Before Birth, Study Suggests
Recent research from the University of Durham and Lisbon suggests that consciousness and thought form during gestation, challenging previous ideas.