Science
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Anak Krakatau’s September Eruption: What the Satellite Images Reveal About Ash, Flights and Public Risk
NASA’s satellite observations show how Anak Krakatau’s early-September eruption sent ash and volcanic gases across Indonesia, disrupting flights while the…
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NASA Awards SpaceX Three More Crew Flights to the Space Station
NASA awarded SpaceX three additional crew flights through a contract modification to maintain regular International Space Station transportation.
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NASA Tracks September Heat Dome Across Central and Southern United States
NASA Earth Observatory says a mid-September heat dome produced unusual and locally record-breaking warmth as the equinox approached.
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WHO Warns One in Four Doctors Is Nearing Retirement as Global Shortage Grows
WHO’s first annual global workforce report finds major staffing inequalities and warns that ageing doctors could deepen the projected 2030…
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WHO Pandemic Talks Advance on Sharing Pathogen Samples and Benefits
WHO member states advanced negotiations on pathogen access and benefit sharing before the UN General Assembly’s pandemic discussions.
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Brain-Computer Interface Lets an Avatar Speak and Gesture at the Same Time—But It Is Not a Treatment Yet
A UCSF team decoded attempted speech and gesture into a virtual avatar for people with paralysis. The small, wired proof…
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Parker Solar Probe Checks In After Its 29th Close Pass of the Sun
NASA says Parker Solar Probe completed its 29th close solar approach on 4 September, passing about 3.8 million miles from…
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NASA and IBM Release Open-Source AI Model to Map the Moon
NASA and IBM have released an open-source lunar foundation model trained on millions of image tiles, aiming to help researchers…
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FDA grants accelerated approval to Etcamah for ESR1-mutated advanced breast cancer
The ctDNA-guided approval allows an early treatment switch before imaging shows progression, while confirmatory evidence and important safety warnings remain.
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WHO validates Bhutan as South-East Asia’s first country to eliminate dog-transmitted human rabies
Bhutan has recorded no human deaths from dog-mediated rabies since June 2023 and passed a WHO evidence review, but vaccination…
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