Atharva Gosavi

A long-shuttered US nuclea r reactor has moved closer to a planned 2027 restart after securing two important regulatory boosts from federal agencies.

Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed a new tool called the Prelim Attention Score, or PAS, to help detect when a vision-language

A Unitree G1 humanoid robot is being prepared for a planned Mount Everest expedition later this year after taking part in a high-altitude test on Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador.

Natural disasters are usually remembered for the destruction they leave behind. But some disasters do more than destroy cities, villages, or coastlines.

Long before humans built cities, made tools, or even appeared on Earth, the planet was already leaving behind clues to its earliest history.

Electric cars and hydrogen cars are often compared as rival technologies. However, both are electric at the wheel. The main difference is how they store and deliver energy.

US firm Aurelius Systems has completed live testing of its Archimedes autonomous directed-energy system for the Pentagon, demonstrating the laser weapon's ability to counter unmanned aerial system threats in a live exercise.

India's Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has completed three back-to-back flight tests of its Phase 2 Ballistic Missile

Russia's Yasen-class and America's Virginia-class submarines are among the most advanced nuclear-powered attack submarines in service today.

These discoveries reveal when life began, how early humans evolved, and how our world changed over billions of years.