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Rockets roar. Photographer Andrew McCarthy captured the moment that a SpaceX Starship roared into space from its launchpad in Texas. Photographing the fiery plumes of the…

Nature, Published online: 28 October 2025; doi:10.1038/d41586-025-03331-xSubmissions of scientifically inspired verse, and footsteps glow in a dark field, in this week’s pick from the Nature archive.

October 28, 20253 min readHow Hurricane Melissa Became One of the Most Intense Atlantic Storms on RecordA nearly perfect alignment of factors has enabled Hurricane Melissa…

We seek researchers with a high impact in disciplines such as space science, marine science, AI, BCIs, flexible electronics, or neuroscience. Dongxiang Road, Chang’an District, Xi’an…

The Chinese government will boost support for the development of advanced semiconductor technologies. Credit: Zhu Haipeng/VCG/GettyChina’s top leaders convened in Beijing this week for a high-level…

AI’s inclination to be helpful affects many of the tasks that researchers use LLMs for.Credit: Smith Collection/Gado/GettyArtificial intelligence (AI) models are 50% more sycophantic than humans,…

White blood cell (purple) engulfs tuberculosis bacteria.Credit: Science Photo LibraryImmunology is at a pivotal moment. The huge successes in public health brought about by vaccines are…

It started with an innocent mistake. Texas entrepreneur Chris Bentley had founded a company to buy drilling rights for oil and gas. He realized that a…

Julie Gould 00:10Hello and welcome to Working Scientist, a Nature Careers podcast. I’m Julie Gould.This is the sixth and final episode of the career planning series,…

The shutdown of the US government, about to enter its third week, is starting to take a toll on US science. Since the shutdown began, the…