A four-tonne piece of a SpaceX rocket, previously predicted to collide with the Moon, has been confirmed to have impacted the lunar surface by researchers at the Very Large Telescope in Chile. They observed signals from the resulting debris plume, though images of the crash have not yet been widely released.
Patients suffering from chronic sinusitis with nasal polyps often face years of recurrent disease, multiple surgeries, and steroid treatments. Experts are advocating for changes in access to biological therapies to improve treatment outcomes.
A four-tonne segment of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is believed to have impacted the Moon, with scientists awaiting imagery to confirm the collision and the potential creation of a new crater. The rocket part had been in a chaotic orbit for seven years after completing its mission.
American author Taylor Jenkins Reid's new book 'Atmosphere', set against the backdrop of 1980s space exploration, has been selected as the best historical novel, with a NASA veteran assisting in its writing.
Serbia held commemorations for Serb victims of Operation Storm, with President Vučić criticizing Montenegro's attendance at Croatia's celebration. Meanwhile, a memorial service for victims was held in Biskupija near Knin, Croatia.
Serbia's Minister of Education proposed returning the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj Gymnasium to the Serbian Orthodox Church, sparking a wave of reactions from various stakeholders who argue against the move.
Mirae Asset ShareKhan's Head of Retail Research, Somil Mehta, has provided top stock recommendations for August 4, 2026, including Honasa Consumer, Gland Pharma, Bata India, and Siemens.
NASA astronaut Chris Williams, nephew of Fox News contributor Juan Williams, has returned to Earth after an eight-month mission on the International Space Station, during which he completed spacewalks and 3,856 orbits.
NASA is urging the U.S. public to watch the total solar eclipse on August 12, releasing a new trailer and livestream plans to highlight the scientific and emotional significance of the event.
A commentary criticizes Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte for her perceived evasiveness and lack of clear answers on various issues, despite her presidential ambitions.
A private mission launched to rescue NASA's Swift Observatory is experiencing problems, with its spacecraft rotating uncontrollably after two of its three control devices failed. Efforts are underway to regain control of the vessel.
Greece is battling multiple devastating wildfires in Porto Germeno, Boeotia, and Aigialeia, resulting in burned homes, the evacuation of thousands of residents, and tens of thousands of acres turned to ash.
Slovak police have deployed a drone to monitor a problematic road section between Streženice and Lednické Rovne, where traffic violations are frequently reported.
Several cruise lines are offering special voyages into the path of the August 12, 2026, total solar eclipse, featuring NASA veterans and other astronauts as guests.
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano is set to make history as the first European to participate in NASA's Artemis program, which aims to return humans to the Moon.
A NASA rover has captured images of a large area on Mars featuring unusual, honeycomb-like shapes that scientists are currently unable to explain. This discovery marks a strange new geological finding on the Martian surface.
A NASA model that has confused media and social networks does not depict Earth's potato-like shape, but rather a visualization of its gravitational field, with bulges exaggerated 10,000 times for visibility.
A NASA spacecraft designed to service the aging Swift observatory is experiencing its own technical problems, complicating efforts to extend the telescope's operational life. Meanwhile, NASA is preparing for the launch of the new Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which promises unprecedented observational capabilities.
NASA's Curiosity rover, which landed on Mars in 2012, has discovered striking honeycomb-like polygonal patterns on the surface of the 'Valle Grande' valley, baffling scientists.
A total solar eclipse will occur on August 12, visible from parts of Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, the Atlantic Ocean, and Spain, with NASA planning a live broadcast of the event.
Nasarawa State authorities have reminded residents that the prohibition on tree felling and charcoal production remains active as part of efforts to combat climate change and environmental degradation.
Nasarawa State in Nigeria is addressing rising hepatitis cases by offering free screening and vaccination to 1,000 civil servants, aiming for early detection and prevention.
A private spacecraft mission designed to extend the life of a long-serving NASA space telescope has itself gone out of control, creating a potential disaster in orbit.
Nasal sprays offer quick relief, but prolonged use can exacerbate the very problem they are meant to solve. Experts advise identifying the underlying cause of chronic nasal congestion rather than just masking symptoms.
NASA has published a new 3D animation and model demonstrating the true, irregular shape of Earth, known as the geoid. This model illustrates how gravity influences the planet's form, explaining why Earth is not a perfect sphere.
Pensioners in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, have appealed to Governor Abdullahi Sule to settle all outstanding gratuities, pension arrears, and other entitlements before the end of his tenure.
Several companies, including UPS, Trustmark, and Renasant, released their second-quarter earnings reports, showing a mix of beats and misses on revenue and EPS. UPS notably exceeded expectations and raised its full-year guidance.
Scientists from NASA's MAVEN mission on Mars have identified a mechanism explaining the formation of certain types of aurora on the planet. New findings suggest that Martian aurora are created in a similar way to those on Earth.
A sweetgum seed that traveled around the Moon aboard NASA's Artemis I mission has successfully grown into a tree in Madison Square Park, New York, becoming a unique addition to the city's flora.
More than 100 former NASA astronauts have launched 'Astronauts for America,' a new voting campaign aimed at restoring trust in constitutional principles and democratic institutions.
A raccoon named 'Jimothy' with a distinctive hump has captivated residents of Seattle and gained online fame, with even NASA and Google acknowledging its popularity.
Dr. Suzanne Bell, an organizational psychologist at NASA, describes her daily routine and work helping astronauts manage stress and perform optimally in high-pressure space environments.
A reporter from Danas describes a turbulent journey to a festival in Kosovo, highlighting the complex interactions between Serbs and Albanians, even when facilitated by the European Union.
Dr. Nicola Fox, a NASA boss, highlighted the significant increase in women pursuing science careers, noting that she was one of only four women in her university science course in 1991.
Massive wildfires are sweeping across parts of France and Spain, leading to the evacuation of over 270,000 people. Greece has dispatched two Canadair aircraft to assist Spain in battling the extensive blazes.
Massive wildfires are sweeping across parts of Spain and France, leading to the evacuation of over 160,000 people and threatening infrastructure, including a NASA communications complex near Madrid. Strong winds have exacerbated the blazes, making containment efforts challenging for firefighters.
The Three Gorges Dam on China's Yangtze River holds a massive reservoir, hundreds of kilometers long. NASA has calculated how this significant shift in water mass can slightly alter the Earth's rotation speed.
Tibor Kapu, a Hungarian astronaut candidate, criticized Prime Minister Orbán for asking about the war during a public NASA call, stating that such a historic opportunity should not have been used for that purpose.
Hon. Onarigu Onah Kana, a member of the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, has raised an alarm over renewed violence in his Udege/Loko Constituency, alleging that at least 32 people have been killed.
New claims from NASA whistleblowers suggest an extraterrestrial presence is concealed in altered photographs of the Moon, with reports of astronauts receiving telepathic messages during Apollo missions.
A NASA-funded study highlights the critical role of controlled burns in protecting giant sequoias, showing that mature trees in treated forests are significantly more likely to survive wildfires after unprecedented losses in recent seasons.
A 33-year-old scientist, who researched for NASA and now works at CSIC, shares their challenge of finding life on exoplanets and predicts that humanity will soon no longer feel unique as living beings in the universe.
NASA's astronaut selection process is described as rigorous, demanding more than just academic qualifications. Candidates undergo extensive psychological testing and participate in team-based simulations designed to push them to their limits.
The Lebanese army has begun deploying troops into a southern 'pilot zone' following an Israeli withdrawal, marking the first test of a US-brokered deal. This deployment aims to establish Lebanese control in areas previously held by Israel.
Researchers at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center are cautioning that scientists may be underestimating the potential severity and impact of worst-case solar storm scenarios.
A detached upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is projected to collide with the Moon in early August. This unplanned impact is being monitored by astronomers.
A four-ton fragment from a SpaceX rocket's upper stage is projected to accidentally impact the Moon around August 5, according to NASA's monitored calculations. Specialists are tracking the trajectory of the unplanned collision.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has announced an unprecedented campaign, including driving his own car, while facing criticism regarding the truthfulness of his statements and the intertwining of his party with state finances.
China is developing a planetary defense mission to hit an asteroid with a Mach 26 projectile before 2030, a plan described as more ambitious than NASA's DART mission.
A 16-year-old student from Loket, Czech Republic, will embark on a two-year study program at Shattuck-St. Mary's School in Minnesota, becoming the only Czech student to join NASA-supported programs.
Prosecutor Nenad Stefanović reportedly requested a private meeting with 'Boske,' during which they shared pastries. This exclusive report details the unusual encounter between the prosecutor and Boske.
NASA satellites have recorded a "terrifying monster-like entity" emerging from the deep ocean, capturing the event in extraordinary detail for the first time.
Priyanka Chopra Jonas shared the unique beginning of her relationship with Nick Jonas, revealing that he initially asked for a time-stamped photo as proof of her identity during their early communications.
NASA's Webb Telescope has discovered a new planet, Beta Pictoris d, which remained hidden for years due to its location within one of the brightest debris disks known.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković faced criticism from a segment of the Croatian public for standing behind Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić at a military parade in Paris. Serbian state media, however, hailed it as a 'diplomatic success' and a sign of respect for Vučić.
Fourteen years after landing on the Red Planet, NASA's Curiosity rover has photographed an unusual network of polygonal ridges in Gale Crater, resembling a giant honeycomb, which scientists are still studying.
The European Union and Ukraine have signed a drone deal, announced by von der Leyen in Kyiv, aiming to enhance Ukraine's capabilities and bolster European security through joint production, particularly in areas where EU companies lag.
NASA has issued a warning that numerous US coastal cities could be submerged by 2050 due to rising sea levels, highlighting the urgent threat of climate change.
The Nigerian Federal Government (FG) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) have provided 1,918 farmers in Nasarawa with improved farm inputs and tricycles to enhance rice and cassava production and improve livelihoods.
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The Nigerian federal government has introduced an equipment leasing scheme to benefit smallholder farmers in Benue, Nasarawa, Ogun, and Edo states, aiming to boost food production and security.
A reporter details a journey through the border areas of Latvia, Estonia, and Russia, highlighting the quiet Valga-Valka train station and the elegant station building.
The Social Democratic Party (SDP) in Nasarawa state expressed confidence in achieving a landslide victory in the 2027 elections, with party officials urging members to sensitize and support the party.
The Apulia region in southern Italy is addressing a lifeguard shortage on its beaches by deploying prisoners as part of a resocialization project called 'Io salvo' (I save).
Ana Gođevac of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP) has accused Ana Brnabić, President of the National Assembly, of deliberately deceiving the public and the ODIHR to facilitate election manipulation by the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).
New images from Mars show the significant wear and tear on the wheels of the Curiosity rover after 14 years of operation in a harsh environment. Despite the damage, the robot continues its exploration of the Red Planet.
A defunct upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is projected to collide with the Moon on Wednesday, creating a new crater. Scientists and amateur astronomers are closely monitoring the event, which is expected to offer valuable lessons and has also prompted discussions about the legal implications of altering celestial bodies.
NASA's Ingenuity helicopter, initially designed for a 30-day mission on Mars, has significantly surpassed expectations by continuing to fly for nearly three years, demonstrating remarkable longevity and success in extraterrestrial exploration.
FIFA has reportedly abandoned its controversial plan to create a special company whose shares would be sold to private investors, including Joshua Kushner, brother of Jared Kushner.
Students in Kragujevac organized a bazaar titled "From Morava to Ibar," showcasing various products and activities. A reporter from Danas covered the event, highlighting the lively atmosphere and student participation.
Guðmundur Felix Grétarsson, an Icelander known for receiving the world's first double arm and shoulder transplant, has been diagnosed with nasal cancer.
NASA has identified regions on Earth that could become too hot for human habitation within 50 years. These areas may reach temperatures and humidity levels so high that the human body cannot cope, even in shade and with hydration.
NASA's Curiosity rover has found unusual hexagonal structures, known as "polygonal cracks," covering a large area on Mars. While these structures have been observed before, this is the first time they have been seen covering such an extensive surface on the Red Planet, discovered during the rover's ascent of Mount Sharp.
French astronaut Sophie Adenot is reportedly set to perform a spacewalk in August, which would mark a historic first for a French woman, according to a video animation released by NASA.
Senator Ahmed Wadada, the Nasarawa APC governorship candidate, met with President Tinubu to present his five-point HEART development agenda for the state.
NASA is making final preparations for the launch of what is described as the most advanced telescope ever constructed, poised to offer unprecedented insights into the universe.
NASA Chief Jared Isaacman has expressed strong confidence in Elon Musk, stating 'Never Bet Against' him, and emphasized that NASA 'Can't Do It Without' SpaceX for its Moon Base ambitions. This highlights the critical role of private aerospace companies in future space exploration.
The Nasarawa State Government in Nigeria reiterated that its ban on cutting down trees for charcoal production remains active and carries severe penalties, as part of efforts to curb the effects of climate change.
Two House committee members argue that the United States must maintain its leadership in space exploration, particularly on the Moon and Mars, to counter China's significant investments in lunar and satellite network technologies.
The Nasarawa State Police Command has launched a manhunt for the abductors of three students from the Federal University of Lafia, who were kidnapped from their off-campus lodge.
Gunmen abducted three students from a federal university in Nasarawa, prompting police to launch a manhunt for the perpetrators. The incident has raised concerns about security in the area.
Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dačić played a sound from his phone in Parliament, demonstrating a sound cannon, while denying its use during a 2025 protest.
A wildfire in Robledo de Chavela, Spain, has disrupted communications, affecting mobile phones, Wi-Fi, and even NASA antennas. The flames forced the evacuation of the NASA complex, which required support from centers in the US and Australia.
A significant portion of the funds lost to a former NASA scientist who defrauded investors has been successfully recovered. Authorities managed to claw back the majority of the money from the scammer.
Troops of the Joint Task Force North West, Operation FANSAN YAMMA, have launched a major offensive in Zamfara State, targeting four suspected terrorist kingpins: Dogo Gide, Najaja, Nasanda, and Buba Oris. The operation aims to disrupt their activities.
An unusually distinctive raccoon from Seattle, named Jimothy, has captivated millions online, leading Google and NASA to feature it, and now Seattle has organized a festival in its honor, declaring 'Jimothy Summer'.
A joint crew comprising a NASA astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts safely returned to Earth in the early hours of Sunday, July 26, after spending 241 days aboard the International Space Station.
Croatia's Ministry of Defense canceled a tender for the purchase of mattresses for the Croatian army because they originated from Serbia, sparking debate among commentators.
The Nasarawa State Government has intensified environmental sanitation monitoring, desilted drainages, and arrested 126 sanitation defaulters in a bid to prevent flooding as the rainy season peaks.
SpaceX successfully launched another Starship, completing its test flight with a splashdown in the Indian Ocean. This latest flight also deployed advanced Starlink satellites, a crucial step as NASA requires Starship to finalize tests for Artemis III astronaut docking.
NASA has developed non-rubber, airless metal tyres using Nitinol, designed for Mars rovers. These puncture-proof tyres can adapt to harsh terrain and extreme temperatures, offering a smooth ride and potentially replacing traditional rubber tyres in future applications like heavy-duty trucks and commercial aircraft.
NASA research, building on years of growing plants in space, is now exploring methods for astronauts to grow medicines on demand, beginning with experiments involving tobacco and a harmless virus.
The Trump administration has terminated or suspended over 100 federal advisory committees, leading to concerns about accountability for agencies like NASA. Former members suggest this move reduces oversight and public engagement.
Awais Ahmed, a boy from Karnataka who grew up without internet access, founded a space startup called Pixxel that has secured a contract with NASA for Earth-observation data.
The Governor of Nasarawa State has reshuffled his cabinet, leading to the dismissal of six commissioners. This move is part of a broader cabinet reorganization within the state government.
NASA is conducting research by flying planes into wildfires to understand how these blazes create their own thunderstorms, which can lead to firenadoes and generate thousands of lightning strikes, causing more fires.
Israeli forces opened fire as the Lebanese army returned to territories previously under Israeli control, with Lebanon warning against actions that could hinder the peace plan amid heightened tensions during the sensitive troop withdrawal.
NASA has reaffirmed that its Artemis III mission, a crucial test for orbital docking and lunar landers essential for future crewed moon landings, is still on schedule for next year despite an explosion involving Blue Origin. The mission is being developed as one of the most complex spaceflights in history, involving four spacecraft.
NASA has affirmed that its Artemis III mission, a crucial test for orbital docking and lunar landers essential for future crewed moon landings, is still on schedule for next year. This confirmation comes despite an explosion involving Blue Origin.
NASA is actively researching the potential for human hibernation during long-duration missions to Mars. While the concept offers benefits like reduced resource consumption, significant scientific and technical challenges still need to be overcome.
An Italian sports journalist was found murdered and his body burned in a vegetation fire near Naples, prompting shock from Italian journalist associations. Investigators have confirmed the death as a homicide.
NASA has documented the annual phenomenon of the Black Sea turning a vibrant turquoise color. This striking transformation is caused by massive blooms of microscopic plankton, creating a spectacle visible even from space.
A Forbes report indicates that under current NASA plans, astronauts who become marooned on the Moon could potentially be abandoned, raising concerns about lunar mission safety protocols.
The publication of an internal letter from actress Bojana Maljević in tabloids has reignited questions about how information from student plenums reaches the media and the potential involvement of security services.
Serbia has officially signed the Artemis Accords at NASA headquarters, marking its accession to the Artemis space program, a move described by Foreign Minister Djuric as an important step for a nation building its future on knowledge and innovation.
A Portuguese report follows Hovione's advancements in respiratory and nasal drug delivery, from asthma treatments to therapies targeting the brain, emphasizing precision in particle design to improve patient lives.
Strong winds caused significant damage to roofs and plantations in Slovenia's Gorenjska region, particularly in the municipality of Gorenja vas-Poljane, requiring firefighters to intervene.
A Finnish drone operator received a heavy fine in Norway, prompting a list of surprising and potentially costly violations that Finns might easily commit while traveling in Norway, including potato fines, alcohol limits, and reflective vests for drivers.
Nicosia mayor Charalambos Prontzos affirmed that the planned regeneration of Ledras and Onasagorou streets is essential due to aging infrastructure, despite concerns from shopkeepers and residents about the impact of the works.
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A joint US-Russian crew successfully launched to the International Space Station (ISS) for an eight-month mission, continuing space cooperation despite geopolitical tensions. The mission includes an Indian-origin astronaut from NASA.
Kazakhstan and NASA have reached an agreement to create a practical roadmap aimed at expanding their cooperation in space science, satellite technologies, and research.
As the series 'Grlom u jagode' by Srđan Điđa Karanović celebrates its half-century anniversary, commentators discuss its lasting importance for Serbian and Yugoslav popular culture, having influenced generations.
Govor Aleksandra Vučića na obeležavanju Oluje, poslednji sa funkcije predsednika Srbije, kako je sam istakao, za sagovornike Danasa odraz je lažnog, radikalskog patriotizma, korišćenja žrtava i…
Albania is grappling with severe forest fires, prompting firefighters to deploy ground and air forces. Flames near Mallakastër have necessitated the evacuation of families and their animals.
Senator Onawo has defected from the ADC to the APM party and announced his candidacy for the Nasarawa governorship, citing undemocratic processes in his former party's primaries.
A wave of Russian missile and drone attacks targeted Kyiv and its surrounding region overnight, resulting in at least 15 deaths and numerous injuries. Ukrainian officials described it as one of the most tragic attacks to date, with emergency services searching for people potentially trapped under rubble.
A major fruit farmer in Slovenia's Goriška Brda region is replacing cherry orchards with table grapes due to extreme heat, drought, hail, and labor shortages impacting cherry harvests. This decision reflects the growing challenges faced by the agricultural sector.
The 131-year-old Kathiwada Raaj Mahal, a restored 1895 hunting lodge, is highlighted for its blend of modern comfort with historical elegance, showcasing six centuries of history within the Vindhya hills under the preservation efforts of Ranasaheb Digvijaysinh Kathiwada.
Fruit growers in Slavonia, Croatia, are destroying their apricot orchards due to low prices caused by imports, accusing retail chains of blackmail. Plum growers face similar challenges, with experts suggesting production modernization as a solution.
NASA has released an overview of significant celestial phenomena for August 2026, including a total solar eclipse on August 12, the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, and a partial lunar eclipse.
NASA has inaugurated its first major new wind tunnel in over 40 years at a Virginia facility. The 20-foot diameter tunnel, capable of 117 mph winds, will be used to test technology for upcoming space missions.
An exhibition by artist Rósa Sigrún Jónsdóttir is currently underway at the Safnasafnið in Svalbarðseyri, featuring 100 sculptures she created from collected trash.
A miner may have discovered America's largest deposit of tungsten, a crucial defense metal, but its development is reportedly being blocked by the space agency NASA.
NASA and the Irish Air Corps, along with private jets, are preparing to deploy aircraft and scientific balloons to fly into Iceland's total solar eclipse in August, aiming to study the natural spectacle.
Bernadett Weinzierl, an Austrian physicist, and her team are investigating pyrocumulonimbus clouds, powerful thunderstorm clouds that emerge from extreme wildfires, as part of a NASA mission.
A Russian-made missile struck a village in eastern Poland, killing two people, marking a significant escalation in the conflict as it crossed into NATO territory. The incident prompted an emergency NATO meeting and international condemnation of Russia's actions.
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has alleged that over 60 Accord Party leaders were arrested and transferred to prisons in Abuja and Nasarawa, despite the availability of federal and state courts in Osun.
Iran has called on Bulgaria to reconsider allowing the deployment of US aircraft at the Bezmer airbase, warning that such a decision could have serious consequences. Tehran's statement reflects regional tensions and its concerns over military presence.
Nasarawa State in Nigeria has announced major progress in reducing maternal and child mortality rates in Keffi and Nasarawa LGAs, attributing the success to improved healthcare policies.
A spacecraft intended to boost NASA’s Swift Observatory into a higher orbit experienced a malfunction and began tumbling, though engineers remain hopeful for its success.
The closed investment fund by Ipopema and NASA Capital has purchased the Jerozolimskie Business Park complex for €30 million, marking its first acquisition towards a target portfolio value of €500 million for Polish investors.
NASA experts have concluded that the Earth's response to extreme solar storms might have been underestimated, suggesting these events could pose a greater threat than previously believed.
NASA has released a new 3D model of Earth, based on 15 years and over a billion observations, which exaggerates and highlights the planet's irregular, non-spherical shape.
NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) was founded on July 29, 1958, when U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the act into law, initiating the race for space conquest.
The United States has banned the import of new foreign-made humanoid robots, a move reportedly aimed at China, while simultaneously, the US and Saudi Arabia launched coordinated attacks against pro-Iranian militias in Iraq, leading to at least 20 deaths, and Iran retaliated with missile strikes on US bases.
After a five-year hiatus, Taylor Sheridan is returning to movies with new projects, including 'Capture the Flag,' a NASA thriller about an engineer building a reusable spacecraft, and a political drama.
NASA chief Jared Isaacman announced that astronauts will be on the moon by 2028, crediting Elon Musk's SpaceX as crucial to the agency's lunar return plans.
Massive wildfires in France have led to the formation of pyrocumulonimbus clouds, also known as 'fire clouds' or 'fire-generated thunderstorms.' These rare and dangerous phenomena exacerbate wildfires, making them more deadly and difficult to control.
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Three undergraduates from the Federal University of Lafia (FULafia) have reportedly been abducted in Lafia, Nasarawa, prompting the students' union to urge calm.
The Kremlin has denied receiving any new peace proposals or ideas for a settlement in Ukraine, stating there is nothing concrete. This comes amidst speculation and ahead of a potential meeting between Zelenskyy and Trump.
Lily Vittayarukskul, who once prepared for NASA at age 11, is now a 30-year-old CEO of a health startup that has successfully raised $10 million in funding.
Astrobiologist Adam Frank posed a question to NASA scientist Gavin Schmidt: if another advanced civilization had lived on Earth before humanity, would we have any evidence of it?
A reporter from Danas describes her journey to a festival in Kosovo, highlighting the complex interactions between Serbs and Albanians in the region, even with EU involvement.
The Nigeria Police Force has provided details on a major crackdown against a deadly FCT-Nasarawa kidnap syndicate, which resulted in arrests, victim rescues, and the recovery of evidence.
Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes in France and Spain due to widespread wildfires. Authorities are continuing efforts to control the blazes, with new evacuations ongoing.
SpaceX's Starship rocket successfully completed its thirteenth test flight, achieving its most successful landing to date and deploying 20 upgraded Starlink satellites into orbit. The flight marked a significant step forward in the development of the super heavy-lift launch vehicle.
Fifty years ago, NASA's first Viking probe landed on Mars, followed weeks later by its twin, revealing a desert-like landscape on the red planet from ground level.
L3Harris has successfully delivered RS-25 engines, crucial components for NASA's upcoming Artemis III mission, which aims to return humans to the Moon.
Czech company NASA Capital, in partnership with Ipopema TFI, is establishing a closed-end investment fund in Poland targeting Polish investors, with plans to invest 500 million euros primarily in commercial office properties.
The Nasarawa State Police Command has successfully rescued four kidnapped victims and initiated a manhunt for suspected kidnappers following a tactical operation in Akwanga Local Government Area.
Nasarawa State Governor Abdullahi Sule has expressed his desire for a winning Christian-Christian presidential ticket in Nigeria, dismissing religious exclusion.
As the Viking 1 Mars lander marks its 50th anniversary, scientists continue to debate whether NASA's mission found definitive signs of life on the red planet. The findings from the historic mission remain a subject of scientific discussion.
GE Aerospace, in collaboration with NASA engineers, developed a system to convert a Saab 340B aircraft into a hybrid-electric propulsion system, setting a new altitude record and bringing the era of electric flight closer to reality.
China intends to hit an asteroid with a projectile traveling 26 times the speed of sound, a mission described by researchers as a more realistic planetary defense scenario than NASA's DART demonstration.
The mesmerizing voice of esteemed Hindustani classical singer Kesarbai Kerkar, performing 'Jaat Kahan Ho,' was immortalized on NASA's Voyager 1 probe, symbolizing India's inclusion among 27 nations represented on the spacecraft.
Wally Funk, a pioneering aviator who passed NASA's astronaut tests six decades ago as part of the 'Mercury 13' program, finally achieved her dream of space travel after a 60-year wait.
Serbian opposition figures have criticized the government's handling of the 'student list' and its perceived entanglement with state funds, with one commentator calling President Vučić's reaction 'tragicomic.' Critics argue that the government is suppressing dissent and forcing people to believe falsehoods.
The Tatra National Park (TANAP) has quietly introduced a new mascot, 'Svišťo' the marmot, as the guardian of the Tatra Mountains. The reception of this new mascot by the public and locals remains to be seen.
A meteorite struck a house in New Jersey, penetrating a bedroom roof. NASA's analysis of the rock sample reportedly found molecules characteristic of living organisms, potentially offering insights into the origin of life on Earth.
The International Space University, a leading institution in space education located in Alsace for over 30 years and funded by NASA, has been placed into judicial liquidation. The school faced severe financial difficulties and could no longer cover its expenses.
The Appeals Court has returned the indictment for the 'Nadstrešnica' case to the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office for the third time. This repeated rejection has led to suspicions among commentators that the case is being manipulated against Belgrade.
Medical experts are explaining why some individuals cannot tolerate air conditioning, emphasizing the unique nature of each person's nasal passages. Additionally, a doctor clarifies the phenomenon of feeling like one is falling when twitching in sleep.
A meteorite that crashed through a New Jersey home in 2024 is now being analyzed by scientists, who believe it originated from an unusual, salty asteroid previously visited by a NASA mission and could contain traces related to the origin of life.
NASA scientists are reportedly baffled by the discovery of a mysterious honeycomb-like pattern on the surface of Mars, prompting further investigation into its geological formation.
Serbia is set to sign the Artemis Accords with NASA, joining the international space exploration program. This agreement marks a significant step for Serbia in its engagement with global space initiatives.
A Lithuanian article advises pet owners on symptoms like sneezing, sniffling, nasal discharge, or nosebleeds in pets, and when these signs warrant a detailed veterinary examination.
Two lawmakers from Nigeria's All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nasarawa State have defected to the Social Democratic Party (SDP), citing dissatisfaction with the outcomes of their primary elections.