Mice cloned from freeze-dried cells could improve species conservation
Currently, facilities referred to as “frozen zoos” are used to store samples of animal sperm, eggs and other tissues at cryogenic temperatures
Scientists at CERN observe three “exotic” particles for first time
Restarting the collider is a complex procedure
Forbes: Greece is deploying Israeli systems to counter Turkish drones
Rafael offers its clients customized versions of the system, as it has most likely done in this case for Greece
NASA satellite breaks from orbit around Earth, heads to moon
Don't worry, though, it was intentional
Huge 11 mile-wide comet to pass Earth next week
The comet is now visible in small telescopes
New methane binding process could end insanely wasteful burn-offs
Oil industry flare-off burning of "waste" methane currently burns as much natural gas as all of South and Central America combined
Nuclear Power gets new push in US, winning converts
With challenges in meeting clean energy goals and new electricity demands, politicians in both parties seek to prolong and even expand reactor use
Giant Atom Smasher that revealed “God Particle” restarts, along with Doomsday conspiracy theories
The Large Hadron Collider, in a giant physics lab near Geneva, has been dormant for the last three years
Wireless EV charging, biopods and carbon capture: Green Tech start-ups tackling the climate crisis
Europe is a global leader in green innovation, with companies in the EU surpassing those in the US in terms of green investment
EU deal on car CO2 standards leaves door ajar for e-fuels
The phrase “outside the scope of the fleet standards” is being interpreted by commentators as an allowance for specialty vehicles to use CO2 neutral fuels