Science
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NASA Astronaut’s ‘Alien’ Potato Sparks Space Farming Debate
A viral photo of a purple potato grown by NASA astronaut Don Pettit has captivated the internet, highlighting the critical, real-world challenges of sustaining life on Mars.
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Met Office Reports Record Engagement Amid Winter Forecasting Shift
The UK Met Office has released its winter 2025/26 performance review, highlighting a major technological upgrade and record-breaking public engagement during severe weather events.
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Deep Learning Hits Human-Level Precision in Biology and Medicine
New deep learning frameworks are transforming complex biological analysis, from mapping inflammatory memory to enhancing cardiac diagnostics, matching human-level accuracy.
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NASA Finalizes Artemis II Crew for April 2026 Moon Mission
NASA confirms the Artemis II crew for a historic lunar mission. The 10-day journey will test Orion systems, paving the way for future exploration.
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NASA Shifts to $20 Billion Moon Base, Cancels Lunar Orbit Station
NASA officially announced a $20 billion moon base plan, replacing the lunar Gateway station to accelerate US lunar surface presence amid rising space
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NASA, Blue Origin Partner on Asteroid Defense Amid 2026 FM3 Flyby
Following the close approach of asteroid 2026 FM3, NASA and Blue Origin have unveiled the ‘NEO Hunter’ mission concept to accelerate planetary defense capabilities.
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From Moon Bases to Antimatter: The Strategic Race for Control
From Moon Bases to Antimatter: The: U.S. Military Deploys New Tech to Counter Drone Threats at Bases. Read the full story and key context on Azat TV.
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Climate Resilience: New Data on Heat and Nature-Based Solutions
As the WMO confirms 2025 as a record-breaking heat year, new research reveals unexpected resilience in battery technology and the power of nature-based carbon sinks.
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NASA Sets April 1 Launch Date for Artemis II Amid Solar Watch
NASA has confirmed an April 1 launch date for the Artemis II mission, with crews preparing to monitor solar activity to protect astronauts during the lunar voyage.
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Record-Breaking 13ft Shark Tracked Off Florida Coast
A massive 13-foot great white shark dubbed ‘Contender’ has been tracked near popular St. Augustine beaches, raising immediate safety and conservation questions.
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Delhi Rain Myths: Bill Gates Link Debunked
Viral social media claims linking Delhi’s recent heavy rainfall to climate engineering experiments by Bill Gates have been dismissed by experts and meteorological data.
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Kanlaon Volcano issues ashfall warnings after new eruptions
Authorities in Negros have issued ashfall warnings as Kanlaon Volcano recorded multiple explosive eruptions, keeping the region on high alert for further activity.
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NASA Returns Artemis II to Pad for April Launch Attempt
Following a helium gas issue that scrubbed a March window, NASA has moved the Artemis II rocket back to the pad, targeting an April 1 launch to the moon.
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Ohio Meteor Blast: 7-Ton Asteroid Triggers Sonic Boom
A 7-ton asteroid entered the atmosphere over Ohio on Tuesday, triggering a massive sonic boom and a daylight fireball that shook homes across the region.
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Alaska’s Atka Volcano Complex Under Advisory Amid Seismic Surge
Authorities in Alaska have issued a volcanic advisory for the Atka complex following a spike in seismic activity and sulfur dioxide emissions, primarily impacting the Korovin volcano.