Scientists harness AI to accelerate discovery across fields
From medicine to materials, researchers increasingly used artificial intelligence to speed scientific breakthroughs.
From medicine to materials, researchers increasingly used artificial intelligence to speed scientific breakthroughs.
Space agencies and private companies pressed ahead with missions aimed at returning humans to the Moon.
As the rare interstellar visitor receded, missions and telescopes seized the chance to study material from another star system.
Scientists reported that a rock studied by NASA's Perseverance rover bore patterns that could hint at past microbial activity.
A comet from beyond our solar system, only the third such object ever found, was spotted racing through on a brief visit.
A powerful new observatory in Chile released stunning first images and discovered thousands of asteroids in days.
Skywatchers across the Americas watched the Moon turn a deep red during a total lunar eclipse.
In a stunning feat, SpaceX caught its huge rocket booster as it returned to the launch tower, advancing reusable rockets.
The physics and chemistry prizes recognised foundational work on neural networks and AI, underscoring the technology's impact.