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NASA uses its probes to study the lunar surface and identify new craters caused by meteoric impacts. At the same time, scientists are monitoring changes in the Mediterranean Sea linked to global warming, including increases in temperature and salinity at depth.
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An “event that only happens once a century”: a NASA probe discovers a new crater on the Moon
It turned out to be the largest recently formed crater ever identified in the solar system, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances.
Increasingly hot and salty: researchers concerned after new analysis of data on the Mediterranean Sea
ANALYSIS - Changes in temperature and salt levels down to depth, caused by global warming, could have significant consequences on marine life.
French astronaut Sophie Adenot, aboard the ISS for eight months, sees her return to Earth postponed until Wednesday October 7 due to bad weather conditions in the landing zone off the coast of California, NASA announced on Saturday.

French astronaut Sophie Adenot, on board the ISS for almost eight months, sees her return to Earth postponed until Wednesday at the earliest due to unfavorable weather conditions in the landing zone off California, according to NASA.
Researchers have discovered a new species of poison frog in Ecuador, named Excidobates perplexus. Threatened by illegal gold panning and the mining industry, it is distinguished by its varied colors despite belonging to the same species.

Two new islands have emerged near Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano after eruptions in September disrupted air traffic. Their exact composition remains to be determined in the field.

Exposure to radon in France is increasing for technical reasons, NASA validates the Prima telescope project with French participation, and SpaceX successfully puts Starlink into orbit despite an engine problem.

Pentagon declassifies documents on unidentified aerial phenomena. At the same time, the White Glacier in the Alps is experiencing record melting, while researchers study the sensitivity mechanisms of plants without nervous systems.