In a discovery that could bring scientists closer to understanding how life might form beyond Earth, researchers from NASA and Germany have suggested that Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, may naturally produce tiny bubble-like structures similar to cells. These structures, called vesicles, could form in Titan’s cold, methane-rich lakes and may help support the kind of chemical reactions needed for life. The study was published on July 10 in the International Journal of Astrobiology. Scientists involved in the research say these vesicles might emerge from a unique interaction of special molecules on Titan’s surface. These molecules, called amphiphiles, have two sides, one that mixes well with methane and another that avoids it. When these molecules interact with droplets formed during metha...

A harrowing video circulating widely on social media shows the bloodied bodies of patients, doctors, and nurses piled atop one another inside Suwayda National Hospital, their white uniforms soaked in blood, their faces eerily still. The viral clip, whose authenticity is yet to be independently verified, has sparked outrage across Syria and beyond, highlighting the horror that unfolded over the past four days in the southern Syrian city of Suwayda. According to Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), at least 248 people have been killed in Suwayda since July 13 in intense clashes involving Druze militias, Bedouin tribal fighters, and Syrian regime forces. Among the dead are civilians, children, patients, and medical staff , many reportedly killed in or near the National Hospital, ...