On the evening of March 8, 2026, a fireball tore across the skies of Western Europe, burning bright enough to be seen from multiple countries and loud enough that witnesses on the ground heard it ...

Treatment with satralizumab reduced the risk of new MOGAD relapse by 68% vs placebo. Positive results were announced from a phase 3 trial evaluating satralizumab for the treatment of myelin ...

The Moon is constantly being bombarded by traveling space rocks, its surface recording each collision in the form of craters that never fade in the absence of wind or surface water. Most lunar craters ...

Even as NASA’s Artemis II was in the middle of its epic sling around the moon, scientists like Brown University’s James Head III and John “Jack” Mustard said the mission had already changed what we ...

A small European satellite will continuously observe meteoroid impacts on the far side of the Moon. This is the objective of the LUMIO (Lunar Meteoroid Impacts Observer) mission, an ESA mission led by ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Have you ever looked up at a “shooting star” and wondered what you’re actually seeing? The terms meteor, meteorite, and meteoroid all describe the same object, but at different stages ...

Amateur astronomers no longer have to brave the frigid winter cold or humid summer nights to make important discoveries like in the past. Instead, they can spot rare astronomical phenomena in a ...

The Honda Prelude will return to Europe in spring 2026: The new edition of the legendary sports coupe combines expressive design with an advanced hybrid powertrain and the innovative Honda S+ Shift ...

When you look up at the night sky and spot a bright streak of light racing across it, you’re witnessing one of nature’s most mesmerising events — a meteor, often called a “shooting star.” Despite the ...

This photograph taken by an International Space Station astronaut shows a bright meteor from the Perseid meteor shower in Earth’s atmosphere. The brightest meteors are known as fireballs, or bolides ...

Using artificial intelligence, scientists have discovered a crater from a meteoroid that they say shook material as deep as the Red Planet’s mantle: the layer between its crust and its core. The small ...