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Researchers in Japan have identified a surprising candidate for tackling one of Alzheimerโs diseaseโs most persistent biological features: the sticky protein clumps known as amyloid-beta. A new study reports that oral doses of the amino acid arginineโalready widely used as a safe medication for other conditionsโcan disrupt these toxic aggregatesContinue Reading
MANILA, Philippines โ The Sun is acting up again, and scientists are paying very close attention. As the solar cycle nears its peak, experts warn that a strong solar storm โ the kind that can disrupt satellites and power grids โ is becoming more likely. Itโs not doomsday talk. ItโsContinue Reading
Blue Origin with its New Glenn rocket just scored another big win โ and this one could shake up the new space race. On only its second-ever flight, New Glenn launched NASAโs ESCAPADE mission toward Mars and then nailed a dramatic landing at sea. Liftoff happened at 3:45 p.m. ESTContinue Reading
When the International Space Station (ISS) makes its final fiery dive into the Pacific Ocean in 2030, it wonโt just be the end of a spacecraft โ itโll be the end of an era. For 30 years, this orbiting laboratory has been humanityโs home in space, continuously crewed since NovemberContinue Reading
Astronomers have done something incredible โ theyโve actually photographed a new planet in the making. The object, called WISPIT 2b, is what scientists call a protoplanet โ a young, still-forming world thatโs gathering material from the cloud of gas and dust around its parent star. Even though itโs still inContinue Reading
The yearโs closest and brightest full moon โ known as the Beaver Moon โ will rise this week, giving skywatchers around the world a dazzling view of the night sky. The so-called supermoon will occur on Wednesday, November 5, when the moon reaches its closest point to Earth, or perigee,Continue Reading
MANILA (AP) โ Many of Earthโs โvital signsโ โ key indicators of the planetโs health โ are deteriorating at record rates, according to the 2025 State of the Climate report released by an international coalition of scientists led by Oregon State University. The report warns that humanity is โhurtling towardContinue Reading
