Science
Making “space bricks” from moon dust
A group of researchers implemented a step heating program and preheated the lunar regolith in vacuum to reduce potential problems.
Science continues to provide the knowledge base behind many of the breakthroughs transforming industry, energy and technology. This section covers news on research, discoveries, scientific applications and emerging findings that expand understanding in areas essential to industrial progress and technical development.
Coverage includes advances in materials, physics, chemistry, energy, environmental science and other disciplines influencing industrial innovation and the response to complex technical challenges. It also highlights scientific studies, research projects, institutional collaborations and findings that support the development of new technologies, processes and industrial solutions.
Through these stories, Science follows the research, discoveries and scientific contributions that continue to shape innovation, process improvement and the evolution of modern industry.
Latest Science News
Science
Organic bodies floating in Titan’s lakes identified
Titan's atmosphere is so dense that a human with wings could fly and glide through its clouds.
Science
Last mirror segment of the world’s largest telescope delivered
The ELT's M1 mirror, composed of 798 hexagonal segments, will capture millions of times more light than the human eye.
Science
Hubble Space Telescope now operates with a single gyroscope
The last servicing mission to Hubble was in 2009 and four of the six gyroscopes installed then have since degraded.
Science
Successful testing of the HL-LHC high-luminosity superconducting “python” superconducting link announced
The superconducting bond and its flexible cryostat can be wound on a large drum.
Science
EarthCARE satellite launched to study clouds and weather
EarthCARE is the largest and most complex Earth Explorer spacecraft developed by ESA.
Science
Scientists reveal what’s in the inner core of the Moon
The inner core of the Moon has a density similar to that of iron.
Science
Tiny Gold Treasure Found in Eucalyptus Leaves
Eucalyptus trees can transport gold from the ground to their leaves, thus preventing its accumulation, as it is toxic to them.
Science
Discovery of Manganese on Mars Unveiled by Scientists
The research team used the ChemCam instrument to vaporize and analyze Martian rocks.
Science
French Reactor Sets New Record with Tungsten-Lined Fusion Triumph
WEST received 1.15 gigajoules of energy and managed to maintain a plasma of 50 million degrees Celsius.
Explore Related Articles
industrial processes
View all articles →
non destructive testing
View all articles →Explore more about Industry
Access our complete technical library, guides, and in-depth analyses.
Science's Industry Voices & Event Coverage
AMPP Annual Conference + Expo 2026 to be held in Houston this March
Joshua de Monbrun projects the new direction of Non-destructive testing
Explore Inspenet TV
Discover all our interviews, reports and video event coverage.
Featured Events
Leading Companies in Science
