Science Discoveries & Space Exploration
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Roman Roads Recharted: Empire's Network Was Built Around Geography, Not Rome
A new digital map of 300,000 kilometres of Roman roads reveals that Byzantium and Antioch, not Rome, were key overland h...
Stanford Ekibi Farelerde İşlevsel İnsan Beyin Dokusu Geliştirdi
Stanford araştırmacıları, fare beyninde insan kortikal dokusunu işlevsel sinir bağlantılarıyla geliştirdi; yöntem nörolo...
Young Godwit Sets 13,560-Kilometer Nonstop Pacific Flight Record
A young bar-tailed godwit flew 13,560 kilometers from Alaska to Tasmania in 11 days, setting a new benchmark for nonstop...
Poplar Trees Use Self-Sensing Wood to Gradually Correct Their Shape
New poplar research shows trees can sense trunk curvature and shift tension wood production, creating a natural self-cor...
Ay'da Bir Milyon Kişilik Şehir İçin Su Denklemi: Yüzyılı Aşan Ama Sınırlı Bir Ufuk
Ay kutuplarındaki buz rezervleri kalıcı yerleşimler için umut sunarken, yeni hesaplamalar milyon nüfuslu bir Ay kentinde...
Chimpanzee Mothers May Actively Teach Tool Skills to Their Young
Research in Senegal suggests chimpanzee mothers may actively help infants learn tool use, offering new insight into anim...
Ay Tozu, Uzak Uygarlıkların Mikroskobik İzlerini Saklıyor Olabilir
Yeni araştırma, Ay toprağının milyarlarca yıldır yıldızlararası teknolojik parçacıkları saklamış olabileceğini ve bu izl...
UN Endorses Equal Earth Projection, Spotlighting a Fairer View of the World
The UN has endorsed the Equal Earth map projection, a more accurate way to show continents and Africa's true scale in ed...
Creatine May Support Lean Mass Even Without Workouts, Study Finds
A Texas A&M study suggests creatine may increase lean mass and strength even without exercise, though some of the effect...
Bennu's Dusty Surface Reveals Why Some Asteroids Stay Surprisingly Fragile
A new study of asteroid Bennu shows its surface is extremely weak because of dust scarcity, grain shape, and loose rubbl...
Fast Radio Bursts Offer a New Way to Map the Universe's Hidden Matter
A Caltech-led study used 114 fast radio bursts to map hidden ordinary matter in the universe, showing how brief cosmic s...
AI Recreates the Sensory World of 2,500-Year-Old Etruscan Tombs
AI and acoustic research reveal how 2,500-year-old Etruscan tombs in Tarquinia may have shaped light, sound, and emotion...
AI and Biology Meet on the Future of Biodiversity at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 will spotlight how AI, genetics, and synthetic biology are reshaping conservation, biodiversity...
Hair-Follicle Stem Cells Enter the Next Phase of Regenerative Skincare
Hair-follicle stem cells are being turned into a personalized skincare serum, pointing to a new era in regenerative aest...
Mathematicians Call for Clearer Rules as AI Pushes Deeper into Proofs
Leading mathematicians urge clearer rules for AI-generated proofs, citing attribution, transparency, and the future of o...
Scientists Capture DNA Double Helices Aligning in a First-of-Its-Kind Image
Scientists captured two DNA double helices aligning for the first time, revealing how ions may help strands "zip" togeth...
Identical Twins Are No Longer a Forensic Dead End
Forensic science is learning to distinguish identical twins by detecting rare DNA mutations, opening a new era of precis...
India Tests Ocean Energy Plant That Can Produce Electricity and Fresh Water
India is testing an ocean thermal energy plant in Lakshadweep that could generate electricity and fresh water using warm...
Chile's Ancient Alerce Trees Reveal a Hidden World of Fungal Diversity
Chile's ancient Alerce trees are emerging as underground biodiversity hubs, hosting rich fungal communities that may hel...
Peru's Chan Chan Reveals Untouched Chimu Mausoleum
Archaeologists uncovered an untouched Chimu mausoleum at Peru's Chan Chan, revealing 38 burials, ritual objects, and new...
Chinese Researchers Test Solar Panels That Can Generate Power 10 Meters Underwater
Chinese researchers tested perovskite solar panels 10 meters underwater, showing how blue-green light can help power mar...
Endangered Cozumel Raccoons May Be Sharing a New Toy-Making Habit
Scientists observed endangered Cozumel pygmy raccoons turning paper into balls for play, hinting at observation-based le...
Ancient DNA Rewrites the Story of Life After Rome's Fall
Ancient DNA from southern Germany shows Rome's fall was a gradual social transformation, shaped by family ties, migratio...
Yeast-Based 3D Printing Could Shape Future Martian Habitats
Scientists are testing a yeast-based 3D-printing material for Mars habitats, combining regolith and biomaterials to crea...
Why Cleaner Windshields May Signal a Bigger Insect Decline
A UK citizen science survey found a sharp fall in insect strikes on car plates, highlighting wider biodiversity changes,...
China Advances Tianwen-3 Mars Sample Return Mission
China's Tianwen-3 Mars sample return mission advances toward a 2028 launch, with eight landing sites under review and a...
Denisovan Arm Bone Offers Fresh Clues to an Ancient Human Lineage
A Denisovan forearm bone from Bianfu Cave in China reveals new clues about ancient human anatomy, movement and tool use,...
Researchers Create Ice That Remains Solid at Extreme Heat, Hinting at Hidden Layers Inside Ice Giants
Scientists recreated superionic ice under extreme pressure and heat, offering new clues about the interiors and magnetic...
The Only Known Pelt of the Woolly Dog Returns to British Columbia After 160 Years
The only known pelt of the extinct Salish woolly dog has returned to British Columbia, reviving Indigenous weaving herit...
Elephants Show They Can Switch Strategies When a Plan Stops Working
A new PLOS One study finds Asian elephants can quickly switch strategies when a familiar solution stops working, reveali...
Amateur Detectorist Uncovers Finland's Largest Viking-Age Silver Hoard
An amateur detectorist has uncovered Finland's largest Viking-Age silver hoard near Sysmä, offering new clues about trad...
Danish Homeowner Uncovers 1,100-Year-Old Viking Silver Hoard in Garden
A Danish homeowner uncovered the largest Viking silver hoard found in Denmark, revealing 700 objects, ancient coins, and...
What Made Humans So Unusual? Science Still Has No Single Answer
Scientists are still exploring how evolution shaped human language, cooperation, consciousness and culture, revealing wh...
Ancient Egyptian Official's Tomb Reveals New Details Near Saqqara
A Spanish-Egyptian mission uncovered a preserved Fifth Dynasty tomb near Saqqara, revealing painted chapels, elite roles...
AI Turns a 350-Year-Old Mathematical Proof into a Machine-Verified Result in 11 Days
Anthropic's Claude formalized Fermat's Last Theorem in 11 days, showing how AI can verify complex mathematics and reshap...
Scientists Find a Shared Rhythm in Animal Communication, From Fireflies to Sea Lions
New studies suggest many animals communicate at a shared tempo, with signals clustering around 0.5 to 4 hertz and possib...
AI and Mathematics: NYU Professor Highlights a New Proof and a Research Ethics Debate
NYU mathematician Tristan Buckmaster says AI helped advance a Navier-Stokes proof, while raising questions about timing,...
Researchers Model the Economic Impact of an Extreme Solar Storm on the U.S. Grid
A new study estimates how an extreme solar storm could disrupt the U.S. power grid, affecting millions and causing billi...
Galileo's Scale Law Shows Why Folklore Giants Could Never Work
Galileo's scale law explains why folklore giants cannot exist: strength grows with area, but body weight rises faster wi...
Toilet Flushes Can Release Airborne Microbes Into the Breathing Zone, Study Finds
A Flinders University review finds toilet flushing can release airborne microbes, with particle spread shaped by water v...
Texas A&M's Inflatable RoboBall Aims for Moon's Shadowed Craters
Texas A&M's RoboBall III is a spherical inflatable robot built to explore the Moon's shadowed craters with a simple, dur...
Power Lines' Orange Spheres: A Simple Safety Signal in the Sky
Orange balls on some power lines are aviation marker spheres that help pilots spot cables from the air and improve safet...
Solar Storm Briefly Shifts GPS Accuracy Across the U.S.
A November 2025 solar storm pushed GPS accuracy off by more than 10 meters across parts of the U.S., revealing a new cha...
Ireland's Cave Art Discovery May Rewrite the Timeline of Early Human Presence
Ancient cave markings in Ireland may date back 15,000 years, offering new clues about Ice Age humans, digital archaeolog...
France's Early Fertility Shift Reveals How Culture and Economics Reshaped Family Size
Research on France's early fertility decline points to secularization and inheritance reform as key forces behind a hist...
Oceans Set a New Heat Record as Late-Summer Temperatures Reach Unusual Levels
Global oceans reached a record 21.1°C average surface temperature in late August, highlighting the growing impact of El...
Semaglutide Research Hints at a New Angle on Healthy Aging
Yeni araştırmalar, semaglutidin biyolojik yaşlanmayı yavaşlatabileceğine işaret ediyor. Nature Communications verileri,...
17-Year-Old Innovator Builds AI Robot That Targets Plastic with Magnetism
17-year-old Moroti Adegboyega wins the Stockholm Junior Water Prize with an AI robot that uses ferrofluid and magnets to...