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After the failure of the Russian mission, the ‘Vikram’ has become the first spacecraft to land on the lunar southern region, where there are large reserves of frozen water

Russia and India are vying to be the first to reach the satellite’s south pole as the United States prepares a crewed mission that is set to land in 2025

The ‘Luna-25′ probe is trying to make history by successfully landing on the hostile south pole, the new promised land of space exploration

The most detailed study carried out on the Aneto glacier in the Pyrenees shows that it is in a ‘terminal’ state

An unprecedented study traces the genetic lineage of 19th century slaves buried in unmarked graves in Maryland, opening a new path for African Americans to identify their family origins

Researchers from the United Kingdom and the United States transformed the biology of the fruit fly so that it can reproduce without a male in what is known as parthenogenesis or virgin birth

A genetic study of nearly 100 corpses in a French cemetery reconstructs seven generations of a Neolithic clan in which the men stayed in their places of origin for their entire lives while the women went to other groups

In a conversation with EL PAÍS, the Indo-American doctor and writer reflects on the future of cancer treatment, as well as on the advances that have been made in the fight against Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

An international consortium analyzes the cell-by-cell architecture of the placenta, intestine and kidneys, moving closer to achieving the dream of creating the first map of the entire organism

The Perseverance rover has detected the possible presence of key building blocks of life formed approximately 3,500 million years ago

The IceCube experiment confirms that there are unknown bodies within the Milky Way capable of generating the highest-energy phenomena in the universe

American paleoanthropologists found cut marks on a human tibia stored in a museum for decades

Research shows that electrical currents from brain activity can promote the growth of cancers. But this process could be reversed with drugs already approved for neurological and circulatory diseases

The co-inventor of a new, enormously simple type of molecular reaction explains how they can revolutionize the search for new drugs and materials

The pioneer of messenger RNA immunizations reflects on new treatments against viruses, bacteria and cancer

The administrator of the U.S. space agency traveled to Madrid to sign the ‘Artemis’ agreements with Spain’s Minister of Science Diana Morant and meet with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez

In his new book the paleoanthropologist and co-director of the Atapuerca Foundation describes the origin of the human body, which has determined what we are as a species

Eight patients responded positively to an experimental treatment that combined a vaccine using mRNA tailored to each patient’s tumor and conventional drugs

The Japanese probe ‘Hakuto-R’ is attempting a historic landing in the Atlas crater, within the unexplored Mare Frigoris

A study in monkeys and human patients shows how the blood-brain barrier can be crossed to allow the delivery of drugs that, in theory, could treat Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s

The European Space Agency’s ‘Juice’ probe is set to begin an eight-year journey to one of the most hostile environments in the Solar System to explore some of the moons of the giant planet

The analysis of more than 30,000 patients in Europe, America and Asia suggests that fine particles cause tumors

In 2024, the pilot will become the first Black man in history to ever fly to the moon. He spoke with EL PAÍS about the importance of the Artemis II space mission

A new study on lecanemab and other similar drugs reveals a volume reduction of unknown consequences that experts are divided about

The geneticist has just received a $2.2 million grant to research why eggs don’t age like the other cells in the body

The ‘Chang’e 5′ probe has found that impact glass beads on the lunar surface contain the precious resource