Category : Science

WASHINGTON: NASA has announced a significant investment of approximately $10.5 million to establish State Hubs aimed at developing a skilled technical workforce within the aerospace industry. This initiative, known as the NASA Aerospace Skilled Technical Workforce Hubs, will involve seven institutions across the

CHINA: A new science fiction novel by Richard Swan, titled 'The Infinite State' delves into the lives of three characters ensnared in the web of a tyrannical party that governs the Decurion Empire. Set against a backdrop of cosmic intrigue, the story follows

MALE: A stunning photograph by Roie Galitz, depicting a female polar bear feasting on a sperm whale carcass, has won the 2026 World Press Photo Contest. The remarkable image was taken in the polar pack ice near Svalbard, highlighting an unusual meal choice

MALAYSIA: Twisteddoodles, a popular online artist, has introduced a unique blend of humor and mathematics by incorporating cats into distribution graphs. This creative twist aims to make statistical concepts more engaging and accessible to a broader audience, appealing to both math enthusiasts and

MALAYSIA: Renowned cartoonist Tom Gauld has recently turned his artistic lens toward the scientific community, examining the dynamics of popularity within laboratory settings. His exploration takes place through a series of illustrations and narratives that aim to depict the often overlooked social hierarchies

KUALA LUMPUR: In the cinematic world, archaeologists face an alarmingly high risk of death, particularly in movies centered around Egyptian mummies. This trope is highlighted in numerous franchises like Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider, where the mortality rate among these characters is near

KUALA LUMPUR: Scientists have long been intrigued by why humans universally appreciate natural phenomena like sunsets, while also questioning whether other animals share this sense of beauty. Additionally, researchers are investigating why cooling water takes longer than heating it, despite both involving energy

KUALA LUMPUR: NASA scientists have discovered that microbes from Earth, which may accompany human explorers, could survive in the shaded regions of the Moon’s South Pole. This finding emphasizes the importance of understanding microbial persistence in extreme lunar environments as humans plan to

MALE: For decades, the impact of fluctuating female sex hormones has often been minimized or hidden. However, discussions about these hormonal shifts, which occur monthly and dramatically change during life stages such as puberty, pregnancy, and menopause, are gaining momentum. This renewed focus