Advancements in space exploration, climate monitoring, and digital technology dominate today's science and tech headlines.

The European Space Agency will proceed with its Venus mission independently after NASA decided to withdraw its contribution of a radar instrument.

New data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service confirms that August 2026 reached record-breaking global temperatures, driven primarily by long-term climate change.

NASA has granted the commander and pilot of the Artemis II mission the status of astronaut emeriti, marking a significant milestone in the agency's human spaceflight program.

Android has launched a new security feature that enables users to securely migrate their stored logins and passwords between different password managers.

Researchers have published new findings in Nature regarding the role of the PCSK9 protein in the development of normal human embryos.

In Nepal, drone technology is being utilized for humanitarian relief, assisting with both food delivery and the recovery of bodies following devastating floods.

Physicists have conducted a mathematical analysis of the 'Picard maneuver' from Star Trek, concluding that such a tactic would be even more effective in a real-world vacuum.

Industry experts and researchers are intensifying debates regarding the potential existential risks of artificial intelligence following recent warnings from former safety personnel.