The 426-foot China Zorrilla, powered by a 40 MWh battery, can carry 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles between Uruguay and Argentina

Katalyst's Link spacecraft got within 15 km of NASA's failing observatory, gathering data before running out of fuel

The moonshot commander and pilot will remain involved with NASA as emeritus astronauts, mentoring future missions

Two recent dietary studies appear to challenge what we previously knew about protein intake and the fat-rich ketogenic diet

New research suggests the small planet's diameter loss could be 30% greater than earlier estimates showed

Trained on millions of ECGs, the technology could help doctors fast-track high-risk patients toward earlier treatment

The childhood home of the pioneering Greek physician and cytologist has been transformed into a museum celebrating the scientist whose work revolutionized the early detection of cervical cancer

Greece's first astronaut is headed to the ISS — NASA chief Jared Isaacman hails the historic mission and Athens' growing role in space exploration.

A 25,000 year old skeleton from Sulawesi shows hunter gatherers sucked on betel nuts, likely to ease toothaches, in the earliest known case of habitual drug use

One of Corfu’s last major undeveloped coastal landscapes has become the focus of a long-running debate over investment, environmental protection, tourism and the value of preserving natural areas

A 54-year-old Greek mother gives birth to a healthy girl from an embryo frozen 22 years ago—the longest such case on record.

Greek astronaut Adrianos Golemis is set to fly to the ISS no earlier than summer 2027, with the mission expected to be announced at the Paris space summit

Study of 27,000 students finds AI boosts homework scores but leaves learning gaps that show up later on tests

The University of Thessaly team scored a major international win for Greece's academic community

Violet light found in sunlight may help prevent childhood myopia, with researchers exploring its potential to protect developing eyes.

A new opinion from France's health and safety agency warns that atypical work hours seriously harm employees' physical and mental health

Fearing the psychological toll of a mass seal die-off, Australia will pull its 24-person crew from Macquarie Island this fall

More parents in the US are refusing the vitamin K shot for their newborns, a routine injection that protects against potentially fatal bleeding

NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman space telescope aboard a Falcon Heavy rocket from Florida, aiming to study dark energy, dark matter, and exoplanets

Maybe the real challenge is shaping the future of writing so we don't stop thinking because of artificial intelligence