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Scientists Discover a “Shy” Plant That Can Count Without a Brain, and It May Be Smarter Than We Thought
A plant with no brain, no neurons, and no nervous system appears to count. That is the central finding by William & Mary psychology professor Peter Vishton and his former student Paige Bartosh. Working with Mimosa pudica, commonly called the shy plant or touch-me-not, the researchers found that the plant’s leaf movements were shaped not simpl

Scientists Spot Rare Atmospheric Signature Tied to Space Debris Reentry
A powerful new laser-based monitoring system is giving scientists an unprecedented look at how reentering satellites and rocket debris may be contaminating Earth’s upper atmosphere. According to findings presented by researchers from the Leibniz Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP) and highlighted on the IAP website, the growing wave of sat

China Is Digging a Record-Breaking Tunnel More Than 100 Meters Beneath the Sea for High-Speed Trains
More than 100 meters beneath the seabed in southern China, engineers are advancing what is now the deepest undersea tunnel ever constructed for a high-speed railway. The project, carried out by the Chinese-built Shenjiang-1 tunnel boring machine, has already crossed the 4-kilometer mark after four years of continuous work. The tunnel belongs

Northern Lights Could Dazzle Skies Across 20 U.S. States Tonight as Powerful Solar Storm Intensifies
A fast-moving solar event detected by NOAA has sharply increased the chances of seeing the northern lights across large parts of the United States on Thursday night into early Friday morning. Forecasters upgraded the incoming disturbance to a G2 geomagnetic storm after an Earth-directed coronal mass ejection was observed leaving the Sun. The

NASA’s Planet-Hunting TESS Reveals a Sky Filled With Thousands of Alien Worlds
NASA has unveiled the most complete panoramic view yet from its Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), offering a breathtaking look at a sky crowded with thousands of potential alien worlds. The newly released all-sky mosaic combines years of observations into a single image that highlights nearly 6,000 confirmed and candidate exoplane

Mars Express Captures Strange Dark Remains of a 3.5-Billion-Year-Old Waterway on The Red Planet
A newly released image from the European Space Agency (ESA) has revealed mysterious dark material spread across part of an enormous ancient channel on Mars, a region where water once flowed billions of years ago. The image, captured by the Mars Express spacecraft, focuses on the northern section of Shalbatana Vallis, a massive valley system n

Scientists Confirm a Newly Discovered Asteroid Will Make One of the Closest Earth Flybys of the Year
A newly identified near-Earth asteroid known as 2026 JH2 will pass remarkably close to Earth on May 18, 2026. Despite the dramatic proximity, scientists say there is no indication that the space rock poses any danger to the planet. The object was spotted only a few days ago by astronomers working with several observatories, including the Moun

Astrophotographer Unveils Incredible Image of Galactic “Eyes” in Deep Space
A remarkable new deep-space image taken by astrophotographer Ronald Brecher is drawing attention across the astronomy community after revealing the intricate beauty of Markarian’s Chain, a famous collection of galaxies stretching across the Virgo Cluster. The scene, highlighted by the dramatic interacting pair known as “The Eyes”, offers a vi