New Solar Telescope Captures Sun’s Surface Like Never Before
Scientists use Hawaii’s Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope to unveil unprecedented, high‑resolution images of the Sun’s fiery surface, revealing intricate details of solar activity.
Genetically Altered Beagles Offer Hope for Allergy‑Sufferers
Scientists create beagles with reduced allergenic proteins, giving pet lovers with severe allergies a new chance to enjoy dogs without discomfort.
West Virginia University Turns Mine Water Into Rare Earth Minerals
Researchers at West Virginia University have developed a process that extracts critical rare‑earth elements from polluted mine water, offering a new domestic supply chain solution.
Saving Carolina’s Venus Fly Trap: Conservation Efforts in Action
The Venus fly trap, once thriving in the Carolinas, faces habitat loss. Botanist Julie Moore and North Carolina Botanical Garden director Damon Waitt reveal how science and stewardship are protecting this iconic plant.
Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight: NASA Calls It the Best All‑Year Viewing
Tonight’s Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak, offering the most spectacular stargazing of the year, NASA says. Grab a blanket, head outside, and watch the sky light up.
Astronomers Spot ‘Black Hole Star’ – A Stellar Powerhouse 100 Billion Times Brighter
Scientists have discovered a mysterious object that looks like a star the size of our solar system but emits 100 billion times more energy than any known star. The find could reshape our understanding of stellar physics.
Europe Witnessed a Total Solar Eclipse: A Grand Cosmic Moment
On Wednesday, a total solar eclipse turned day into night across parts of Europe and North America, offering millions a rare celestial experience. Learn more here.
Europe Witnesses Total Solar Eclipse for First Time Since 1912
For the first time in over a century, parts of Europe saw a total solar eclipse. Rob Marciano reports on the rare celestial event and its global impact.
NASA Cancels Swift Telescope Rescue Mission, Telescope to Burn Up
NASA has abandoned plans to save the Swift space telescope, which will re-enter Earth’s atmosphere and burn up later this year. CBS News’ Bill Harwood weighs in.
NASA Reveals 60‑Foot Moon Crater from SpaceX Booster Crash
NASA’s lunar orbiter captured the sharpest images yet of a 60‑foot crater left by a SpaceX rocket booster that slammed into the Moon’s surface.