Science Discoveries & Space Exploration
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Great Pacific Garbage Patch Is Turning Into an Unplanned Ocean Habitat
A new study shows the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is hosting reproducing marine life, turning floating plastic into an u...
Scientists Model the Health Costs of Cannibalism
A PNAS study models the calorie and infection costs of cannibalism, showing why the practice is biologically risky and r...
Deep Ocean Ripples May Influence Climate Far Beyond Their Source
Deep ocean waves and turbulence may influence climate faster than expected, reshaping heat, nutrient flow, and future cl...
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome May Affect the Brain's Waste-Clearing System
A Griffith University study suggests chronic fatigue syndrome may be linked to weaker brain waste clearance, offering ne...
100,000-Year-Old Jaw Injury Reveals an Early Human Survivor
A fossil jaw from Qafzeh Cave shows a healed stone-tool injury, offering new insight into early human survival, care, an...
Reed Jobs Puts Cancer Innovation and AI at the Center of Yosemite's Next Phase
Reed Jobs says Yosemite is scaling cancer-focused biotech with AI, academic partnerships, and new drug platforms aimed a...
5,800-Year-Old Neolithic Monument Unearthed on Suffolk Coast
Archaeologists in Suffolk uncovered a rare 5,800-year-old Neolithic long enclosure, offering fresh insight into early ce...
Scientists Explore a Smarter Nuclear Backup for Asteroid Defense
Scientists explore a controlled nuclear strategy for late-detected asteroids, focusing on crater-based deflection to imp...
Italian Students Set a Guinness Record with a Giant Paper Airplane
University of Pisa students built and flew a 20-meter paper airplane named Icarus, earning a Guinness World Records titl...
AI System Detects Faint Earthquake Signals with Greater Precision
An AI-based seismic model improves earthquake signal detection by combining sensor data more effectively, offering faste...
Australia's Numbat Recovery Marks a Major Conservation Milestone
Australia's numbat has been upgraded to Near Threatened after 40 years of conservation, with populations rising from nea...
Neanderthal Infant Fossil Reveals Rapid Early Growth Pattern
A Neanderthal infant fossil from Israel shows rapid early growth, revealing how ancient children developed differently a...
Cannabis Drinks May Offer Some Adults a Lower-Alcohol Alternative
University at Buffalo research suggests cannabis-infused drinks may help some adults cut alcohol use, adding a new angle...
Legionella Detected in Guggenheim Cooling Tower During Upper East Side Health Review
Legionella was found in a Guggenheim Museum cooling tower as New York health officials monitor an Upper East Side outbre...
China Moves Closer to Reusable Rocket Launches
China has completed a key reusable rocket recovery test, bringing CASC closer to lower-cost orbital launches and expandi...
China's Tianwen-2 Sends Back First Close-Up View of Earth's Quasi-Moon
China's Tianwen-2 has captured the first close-up image of Kamoʻoalewa, a rare quasi-moon, as it prepares for a challeng...
NASA's New Horizons Ends Hibernation at the Edge of the Solar System
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has awakened after 321 days in hibernation, ready to send back data from the outer Solar...
Egyptian Archaeologists Uncover Sealed Tombs and Rare Gold Amulets at Marina el-Alamein
Egyptian archaeologists uncovered 18 sealed tombs, gold tongue amulets, and a sarcophagus at Marina el-Alamein, revealin...
MIT and EPFL Unveil a 250-Gram Robot That Can Swim, Then Fly Back Into the Air
MIT and EPFL's FAAV robot can swim underwater and fly again, offering a new bio-inspired model for future ocean research...
Egyptian Archaeologists Reveal a 1,600-Year-Old Byzantine City in the Desert
Egyptian archaeologists uncovered a 1,600-year-old Byzantine city in Dakhla Oasis, revealing churches, homes, coins and...
Gut Microbe Research Opens a New Path in Lupus Science
A study from UT Health San Antonio suggests a missing gut bacterium may help calm lupus, pointing to future microbiome-b...
Nobel Laureate Ferenc Krausz Sees Laser Blood Tests as a Path to Earlier Disease Detection
Ferenc Krausz is advancing laser-based blood testing with AI to detect disease years before symptoms, opening a new era...
Tesla 4680 vs BYD Blade: What a Battery Teardown Reveals
A teardown study compares Tesla's 4680 and BYD's Blade Battery, revealing key differences in energy density, cost, safet...
Snoring May Help Drive Sleep Apnea, Study Suggests
A new study from Umeå University suggests snoring vibrations may damage airway muscles, offering fresh insight into how...
AI Reveals the Rules of a Forgotten Roman Board Game
AI and microscopic wear analysis helped decode a forgotten Roman board game in Heerlen, revealing a blocking game that m...
Turning Off MTCH2 Helped Mice Resist Obesity -- and Human Cells Show Why
A new study shows that disabling MTCH2 can push human cells to burn more fuel and block fat-cell formation, offering a f...
Eski İki İlaç, Beyni İnmeden Sonra Korumada Yeni Bir Yol Açabilir
Eski iki ilaç, inme sonrası beyni korumak için hibernasyon benzeri bir durum yaratabilir. Hayvan ve erken insan verileri...
500-Year-Old Freeze-Dried Potatoes Reveal Inca Food Network
Two 500-year-old chuño potatoes found in Peru reveal how the Inca Empire preserved food, linked distant regions, and bui...
Adriatic Dolphins Are Turning to Trawlers as Marine Food Supplies Shrink
A new study shows Adriatic bottlenose dolphins increasingly follow trawlers for food, revealing how overfishing is resha...
Oceans Set a New Heat Benchmark as El Niño Builds
Global ocean temperatures hit a record for late June, with Copernicus data and an approaching El Niño pointing to a hott...
New Research Reassesses Smallpox's Arrival in Australia and Its Historical Scale
New studies suggest the First Fleet likely brought smallpox to Australia and estimate a far larger Indigenous population...
Why Younger Adults Are Seeing More Colorectal Cancer Cases
Researchers are examining why colorectal cancer is rising in younger adults, with studies linking early-onset cases to a...
Midlife Reframed: Why the Middle Years Can Be a Peak Period
Psychology research is challenging midlife myths, showing how the middle years can combine wisdom, creativity, and vital...
Spray-On Powder Turns Blood Into a Rapid Gel Seal for Deep Wounds
KAIST researchers developed a spray-on powder that turns blood into a rapid gel seal, stopping deep-wound bleeding in se...
Fusion Startup Turns Plasma Motion Into Electricity in a First Demo
Realta Fusion lit bulbs by converting plasma motion directly into electricity in a WHAM test, marking a promising step f...
A Crab Lived for Months Inside a Drifting Plastic Bottle by Feeding on Fish
Researchers found a live swimming crab inside a drifting plastic bottle off Okinawa, where it survived for months by fee...
Tasmanian Tiger Revival Raises Big Questions for Conservation Science
Scientists are exploring whether the extinct Tasmanian tiger could be revived through gene editing, while the project sp...
ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year Shortlist Highlights Cosmic Beauty
ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year shortlist showcases global astrophotography, from aurorae and comets to nebulae,...
Well-Preserved Byzantine City Unearthed in Egypt's Dakhla Oasis
Archaeologists uncovered a remarkably preserved Byzantine city in Egypt's Dakhla Oasis, revealing streets, a basilica, h...
Earth's Radio Waves Are Being Turned Into Music
Scientists in Antarctica are turning Earth's radio waves into music, blending lightning and solar storm data with art to...
Cretaceous Octopuses May Have Been Giant, Intelligent Predators
Fossils suggest Cretaceous octopuses may have been giant, intelligent marine predators, reshaping ideas about ancient oc...
California's Coastal Dunes Are Shrinking, and Scientists See a Clear Warning
A new study finds California has lost 60% of its coastal sand dunes since the 1800s, raising fresh concerns for shorelin...
Antarctica's Ice Sheet May Have Formed Thanks to Hidden Mountain Building
A new Science study suggests Antarctica's ice sheet formed partly because mantle-driven mountain uplift created the elev...
Nearby Super-Earth GJ 3378b Looks More Promising for Habitability
Astronomers revised GJ 3378b's mass and orbit, making the nearby super-Earth a more intriguing candidate in the search f...
Early Americans May Have Relied on Ice Age Giants for Survival
New studies suggest early Americans may have followed Ice Age megafauna across the continents, while evidence for direct...
Scientists Explore How Viruses Could Shape Parkinson's Risk
Texas A&M researchers found a mouse virus can damage dopamine neurons and trigger Parkinson's-like symptoms, opening new...
Scientists Test Cell-Reprogramming Therapy in a First Human Eye Trial
Life Biosciences has launched an early human trial of ER-100, a gene therapy designed to rejuvenate aging eye cells and...
Alexandria Lighthouse Blocks Rise Again in a Major Underwater Archaeology Project
Underwater archaeologists have recovered 22 massive blocks from the Lighthouse of Alexandria, using 3D scanning to build...