August 9, 2026

Same drought, different result: The timing of water shortages changes the flowering season

Same drought, different result: The timing of water shortages changes the flowering season

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An experiment with five Mediterranean plant species showed that the same reduction in water had different effects when it occurred in autumn, winter or spring. The presence of neighboring species also changed flowering times.
Four hidden populations of supporting cells help the gut regenerate

Four hidden populations of supporting cells help the gut regenerate

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Hebrew University researchers have identified four distinct populations of mesenchymal cells beneath the intestinal lining in mice. Each population is located in a different region and produces a different combination of signals related to stem cells, immunity, tissue structure, and
Image caption: The South Korean lunar orbiter Danuri photographed the crater that opened up after the upper stage of the Falcon 9 launcher hit the moon on August 5, 2026. Image credit: KARI – Korea Aerospace Research Institute Alternative text: The crater formed on the moon after the upper stage of the Falcon 9 rocket hit the moon, as photographed by the Danuri orbiter.

After Falcon 9 stage hits the moon: NASA and SpaceX are looking at how to prevent the next incident

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The South Korean probe Danuri confirmed the impact near Einstein Crater and documented changes in the ground and the scattering of material. The incident did not endanger anyone, but the large number of missions to the Moon requires planning in advance for the disposal of launch stages.
How the United States plans to reinvent science

How the United States plans to reinvent science

A new White House report presents a vision of research powered by artificial intelligence agents and robotic labs. While promising a dramatic acceleration of science, the demand for political accountability raises concerns about government interference.
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