The European Space Agency's Proba-3 mission has successfully created the world's first artificial total solar eclipse, allowing scientists unprecedented access to study the Sun's corona and its mysteries.
In a heartbreaking turn of events, Gaza witnesses its deadliest day as desperate families flock to food distribution sites, resulting in 59 deaths. The ongoing war and aid restrictions have plunged the region into extreme hunger, posing a dire humanitarian crisis.
As Israel's war on Iran intensifies, Trump demands unconditional surrender and weighs military options. With conflicting signals and military deployments, the situation escalates, raising global concerns.
The White House's proposed NASA budget for 2026 suggests drastic cuts to space science and a controversial shift towards Mars exploration. With political discord and significant funding cuts, experts warn that this initiative may fail before it even starts.
The LISA mission, unveiled at the Paris Air Show, aims to detect gravitational waves with unprecedented precision. This ambitious project will revolutionize our understanding of the Universe and its formation.
China is pushing ahead in its lunar ambitions, successfully testing the Mengzhou spacecraft's escape system, a pivotal move to send taikonauts to the moon. With NASA's Artemis program facing uncertainty, could China take the lead in space exploration?
The trial of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is underway, revealing shocking testimonies and serious allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering. With more than 70 lawsuits against him, the drama continues to unfold in court.
The 16th annual Governors Awards will honor Tom Cruise, Debbie Allen, Wynn Thomas, and Dolly Parton with prestigious awards. Discover the achievements that led to this recognition!
Alfred Brendel, the legendary Austrian pianist known for his profound interpretations and cerebral playing style, has passed away at 94. Celebrated for his unique approach to classical music, Brendel's legacy will live on through his recordings and writings.
Lewis Hamilton’s co-production of F1: The Movie promised authenticity and diversity, but ultimately fell short in its portrayal of female characters. Despite a strong premise, the film reinforces stereotypes rather than breaking new ground.
