The Ukraine war will no doubt follow Mr. Biden during stops in Seoul and Tokyo, hovering over his talks with the leaders.
Breast Cancer Drug Trial Results in ‘Unheard-Of’ Survival
For some patients with metastatic tumors not affected by other forms of chemotherapy, the treatment halted their cancer’s growth.
Astronomers Capture First Image of Black Hole in Our Galaxy
Russia's invasion of Ukraine could soon cause a global food crisis that may last for years, the UN has warned.
Carbon Dioxide Levels Are the Highest in Human History
The Special Rapporteur concludes that a safe climate is a vital element of the right to a healthy environment and is absolutely essential to human life and well-being.
Looking For a New Planet? How About 5,000 of Them?
Since then the planetary population has exploded, and, as NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory reported this week, the official total of known worlds beyond our own has now topped 5,000.
The James Webb Space Telescope Took Its Best Picture
The Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope (VATT), jointly operated by the Vatican Observatory and the University of Arizona.
New Lunar Spacesuits to Set NASA Back $3.5 Billion
New spacesuits made by Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace could be worn by astronauts that land on the moon later this decade through NASA's Artemis program, the agency announced Wednesday.
The Human Genome Is Finally Fully Sequenced
While 92% of the human genome was sequenced in 2003, scientists have struggled to map the remaining 8%. Until now.
The Age of the Private Space Station Is Upon Us
The space agency has signed a $415.6 million seed capital deal with three companies — Blue Origin, Nanoracks and Northrop Grumman — to develop its own private space stations.