NASA's Voyager 2 has turned off its PLS instrument to save energy after 47 years in space, with MIT reflecting on the mission's discoveries and its future scientific goals.

The San Diego Zoo is hosting a Pikmin-themed scavenger hunt in partnership with Nintendo, with activities and rewards for attendees through November 28th.

Recent studies suggest that drinking three cups of coffee or tea daily might lower the risk of cardiometabolic multimorbidity by 48.1%, though causation is not confirmed.

Prof. Rebecca Wurtz from the University of Minnesota emphasized the importance of seasonal flu shots and updated COVID-19 vaccines, particularly for those with increased vulnerability due to waning immunity and viral mutations.

Self-service emissions testing kiosks are now available in Milwaukee and Oak Creek, Wisconsin, for vehicles from the 2007 model year onward, with the goal of providing a convenient option for time-strapped residents.

MIT researchers have introduced 'Future You,' an AI that lets people converse with their projected future selves to improve long-term decision-making.

Oklahoma Senator Carri Hicks is advocating for Medicaid coverage of the Omnipod insulin pump, emphasizing its benefits for diabetics' health and potential cost savings.

UCSF has started construction on the Bakar Research and Academic Building to advance biomedical research and academics, with a focus on interdisciplinary collaboration, aiming to open in 2028.

Verizon customers experienced nationwide outages, with phones entering SOS mode, affecting calls and texts. The company acknowledged the issue and engineers are working on a fix.

MIT engineers developed a robotic technology called Clio that helps robots focus and interact more efficiently with their environment by filtering out unnecessary visual information.

Comet Tsuchinshan–ATLAS may become visible to the naked eye as it approaches Earth, offering a potential spectacle in the autumn sky. Visibility is improving, and digital aides can help locate the comet, which poses no threat to Earth.

Karly Harrod, a Department of Energy ORNL researcher, won an Early Career LDRD award, leading her to manage projects in disease modeling and climate research.

Amanda Vicente-Santos' awarded research examines how human factors like climate change influence wildlife disease, potentially affecting human health.