Science

Historic SpaceX Launch Marks First Human Polar Retrograde Orbit

SpaceX's Fram2 mission, led by Chun Wang, achieves a first in human spaceflight with international collaboration.

#spacex, #space exploration, #private space travel, #fram2 mission

Climate Change Drives 15% Spike in Washington, D.C.'s Rainfall Intensity

Washington, D.C. faces increased flood risk as rainfall intensity rises 15% since 1970, per Climate Central report.

#climate change, #rainfall intensity, #Washington D.C., #flood risks, #Climate Central

Colossal Biosciences Aims to Save Red Wolves with Gene-Editing

Colossal Biosciences plans to enhance red wolf survival using advanced gene-editing, amid ethical and ecological debates.

#biodiversity, #conservation, #genetics, #species, #wolves

Europe Records Warmest March Amidst Global Climate Concerns

March 2025 sets record as Europe's warmest, highlighting climate change's growing impact with global temperatures soaring above 1.5°C.

#climate change, #europe, #global warming, #weather extremes

AI Revolutionizing Scientific Research at Microsoft Lab

Microsoft's AI for Science lab is revolutionizing scientific research by integrating AI technologies, accelerating discoveries in fields like drug design, weather forecasting, and material simulation.

#artificial intelligence, #microsoft, #scientific research, #technology, #innovation

Dazzling Partial Solar Eclipse Graces Skies Across Three Continents

On March 29, 2025, a significant partial solar eclipse captivated viewers in North America, Europe, and Africa, offering a breathtaking display of celestial alignment. The event spurred educational and public engagement activities across these regions.

#solar eclipse, #astronomy, #celestial events, #skywatching, #science education