SpaceX’s massive Starship rocket is “highly likely” to complete its first orbital test flight in November 2022, according to CEO Elon Musk.

Creatine shows promise as a treatment for depression, boosting the effects of SSRIs and potentially working as a standalone medication.

A new moon mineral discovered by China contains helium-3, an element that could one day fuel nuclear fusion reactors on Earth.

Axolotls are a model organism researchers use to study a variety of topics in biology because of their regenerative abilities.

After two years of effort, China's Sinogene Biotechnology has created the world’s first cloned arctic wolf.

The DART spacecraft is now close enough to image the asteroid system it plans to slam into as part of NASA’s planetary defense efforts.

The Baltimore Wood Project salvages wood from buildings to repurpose and resell locally to create a circular economy.

Unique clues in charcoal can reveal hidden impact craters, helping insure we’re better prepared in the future.

Flag carrier Air Canada has announced plans to have electric-hybrid planes on regional and commuter routes by 2028.

A treatment that “starved” aggressive glioblastoma tumors in the brains of mice suggests a way to finally fight the deadly cancer in humans.

One possible explanation of near death experiences is that our brains are flooded with a hallucinogenic, DMT.

By storing renewable energy as heat in brick “batteries,” Rondo Energy believes they can decarbonize heavy industry.

New antibody and drug therapies may soon help treat meth patients, who currently have no pharmacological interventions.

Lidar technology reveals the surprisingly complex infrastructure and urban planning that united Casarabe settlements.

New simulations of continent distribution could help astronomers assess whether newly-discovered exoplanets may be habitable.

After being separated as toddlers, two identical twins were raised apart in the US and South Korea.

Researchers have found that an old anti-psychotic drug may have implications for chronic pain and cancer.

The investigation of human remains in a suitcase can often represent a Pandora’s box, full of complicated problems.

Grail’s Galleri multi-cancer blood test found multiple cancers in a study of over 6,000 patients.

A new multibillion-dollar federal agency was created with a goal of supporting “the next generation of moonshots for health.”