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A new generation of European climate activists is urging Greenpeace to reconsider its stance on nuclear power, which they view as outdated.

CyDENT is regarded to be the new gene-editing tool which is better than CRISPR, but what's the catch?

Redwire Corporation successfully 3D printed a human knee meniscus aboard the ISS, advancing 3D bioprinting and offering promising solutions for treating common injuries.

The technology relies on water, so it will need to make the most of alternative sources for the time being.

This development has unveiled previously concealed details of the Sun's corona, surpassing the capabilities of traditional coronagraphs.

Musk's biographer alleges he prevented nuclear war between Ukraine and Russia by turning off Starlink satellite network near Crimea, but Musk says, ‘SpaceX did not deactivate anything’.

A study funded by NASA found that about half of the Himalayas glaciers have melted because global temperatures have risen beyond 1.5 degrees Celsius.

A study on 1.4 million-year-old stone spheroids made by early hominins unveils our ancestors' symmetrical masterpiece-making skills.

MIT's Van Atta Acoustic Backscatter leverages decades' old tech to create a promising new means of submersible signal transmission.

California Forever has unveiled plans for a groundbreaking solar-based community sprawled across 55,000 acres in Solano County.