El Tiempo

54 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• NASA warns China may land astronauts on Moon within 3 years · NASA states China could land lunar astronauts by 2027, ahead of US 2028 return mission
• James Webb detects unexplained infrared flash in empty sky region · James Webb recorded an isolated unexplained infrared signal in the Fornax constellation.
• NASA tests new helicopter blade designs for longer Mars flights · NASA researchers developed new rotor designs for Mars helicopters that could fly up to 18.7 kilometers in a single flight.
• Fingerprints Reveal Women and Children Helped Build China's Terracotta Army · A study of fingerprints on Terracotta Warriors suggests women and minors participated in their construction alongside adult men.
• German Scientists Create Nanodiamonds from Plastic Using Lasers · German researchers produced nanodiamonds from PET plastic using high-energy laser pulses in a new experimental method.
• Scientists find new clue to universe's origin in ignored particle · Southampton researchers propose a heavy neutrino influenced matter-antimatter asymmetry after the Big Bang.
• Asteroid Apophis Passes Close to Earth in 2029; No Collision Risk · Asteroid 99942 Apophis will fly past Earth on April 13, 2029, at a safe distance of 31,860 kilometers.
• Colombian Scientist Awarded for Turning Palm Oil Waste into Energy Materials · Ainhoa Rubio Clemente wins a regional science prize for converting palm oil residues into cellulose and biochar.
• L'Oréal UNESCO Awards Three Andean Women Scientists 2026 In Lima · L'Oréal and UNESCO awarded three women scientists from Colombia, Ecuador, Peru on 14 October 2026.
• Scientists Link Faster Aging in Large Dogs to Epigenetic Changes · Researchers attribute faster aging in large dogs to accelerated loss of DNA methylation markers in transposable elements.
• 420 Scientists Demand International AI Oversight Body · Over 400 researchers from 30 countries call for a global body to standardize AI safety and monitor containment failures.
• NASA Perseverance rover sets new Mars surface travel distance record · NASA's Perseverance rover surpasses 45 km on Mars, breaking Opportunity's longstanding record.
• New dinosaur species identified from 100-year overlooked museum fossil · Scientists identify new megaraptor dinosaur species from a fossil stored 100 years in a UK museum.
• NASA Releases 800GB of Artemis II Lunar Science Data · NASA has released over 800 gigabytes of scientific data from the Artemis II lunar flyby mission.
• Colombia drops to 78th place in 2026 Global Innovation Index · Colombia fell seven positions to rank 78th globally in the 2026 Global Innovation Index.
• New study suggests solar system could destabilize in 1 billion years · Astronomers propose the solar system may lose stability much sooner than previously estimated due to solar mass loss.
• Antarctic penguin guano releases 490,000 tons of methane yearly, study finds · Spanish scientists identified unrecorded methane emissions from Antarctic penguin colonies.
• Margaret Hamilton, the software engineer who guided Apollo 11 to the Moon, dies at 90 · Margaret Hamilton, the MIT engineer who wrote the code for the Apollo 11 lunar landing, has died at age 90.
• Science Reveals Why Salamanders Regenerate Limbs While Humans Scar · Scientists explain the cellular mechanisms allowing salamanders to regrow limbs and why humans cannot.
• Solar Orbiter traces origin of solar 'switchbacks' to magnetic loops · Solar Orbiter identified the origin of solar magnetic 'switchbacks' as hot loops on the Sun's surface.
• Quiz Reveals Farthest Human-Made Object Traveled from Earth · A trivia quiz asks readers to identify the farthest human-made object from Earth.
• 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for discovery on molecular chirality · Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for solving the mystery of molecular homochirality.
• Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai Win 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry · French chemist Henri Kagan and Japanese researcher Kenso Soai receive the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discoveries in asymmetric synthesis.
• New Zealand Recovers World's Heaviest Insect After 15 Years · Conservation efforts restored the wētāpunga population in New Zealand after 15 years of intensive breeding and relocation.
• Bogotá Planetarium Hosts 2026 World Space Week Events · Bogotá Planetarium launches interactive workshops and talks for World Space Week 2026.
• Francis Halzen Wins Nobel Prize for Neutrino Research at IceCube · Francis Halzen awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for pioneering neutrino detection using the IceCube observatory.
• Francis Halzen Wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for IceCube Neutrino Discovery · Belgian physicist Francis Halzen awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for discovering high-energy astrophysical neutrinos.
• Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel Win 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine for Optogenetics · Three scientists win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine for developing optogenetics to control neurons with light.
• Speech Patterns Reveal Brain Aging Speed in New Study · New study links speech patterns to accelerated brain aging and cognitive decline.
• Advanced Simulations Reveal How First Stars and Galaxies Formed · Researchers used advanced simulations to link James Webb observations with Milky Way chemical records to study early universe star formation.