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Artist’s Impression: Trans-Neptunian Object (612533) 2002 XV93 Credit: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan / Ko Arimatsu Recent research reveals that a small, icy celestial body located…
NHS England’s Commitment to Open Source Software Mark Thomas/Shutterstock NHS England’s recent move to withdraw open source code developed with taxpayer funds has led to significant…
The cruise ship MV Hondius is anchored off the coast of Cape Verde.AFP/Getty Images An outbreak of hantavirus has been reported on the Dutch-flagged cruise ship…
Health Benefits Vary Depending on Honey Type Tihomir Likov/Shutterstock As a passionate honey enthusiast, I relish the taste of honey in everything from buttery sourdough bread…
Can Quantum Gravity Theory Explain the Moments After the Big Bang? Gremlin/Getty Images Check out our latest insights in the Lost in Space and Time Newsletter.…
X-ray of a woman’s arm before biopsy: Arrow highlights the tumor Gannon MC, Gabor RM, Gupta A, et al. (April 15, 2026) A remarkable case involves…
Doug Whitney (left, pictured with his son Brian in November 2022) is genetically predisposed to developing Alzheimer’s disease, but has so far avoided the condition. Shelby…
IBM Quantum Computer at Cleveland Clinic Kincaid/IBM Exploring the vast potential of quantum computing, one of the most exciting areas of research is simulating proteins to…
A newly discovered genus and species of Masopodan sauropodomorph, named Kounryu Hōmei, has been identified from a partial skeleton found in southwestern China, dating back to…
A team of Japanese astronomers has discovered a thin atmosphere surrounding the trans-Neptunian object (612533) 2002 XV93, which has an approximate diameter of 500 km. This…
Among the fascinating and peculiar animals residing in the deep sea, perhaps the most captivating are those elusive creatures that occasionally grace deep-water cameras, only to…
In the past 15 years, the discovery of circumbinary planets—exoplanets orbiting binary stars—has been firmly established. Thanks to observations from NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope and the…
A groundbreaking study examining various South American butterfly lineages and diurnal moths reveals that convergent evolution—where unrelated species develop similar traits—follows a consistent genetic pattern. This…
Dark Matter: The Dominant Force in the Universe Image processing by ESA/Euclid/Euclid Consortium/NASA; M. Schirmer (MPIA, Heidelberg) Centuries of scientific experimentation are paving the way for…
Recent research utilizing data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft has resulted in the most precise measurements of Jupiter’s size in 50 years, revealing that the largest planet…
Clinical Trial Compares Chewing Gum Types for Periodontal Health PeopleImages/Shutterstock Patients suffering from periodontal disease can experience immediate relief by chewing gum infused with nitrates, substances…
David Attenborough and mountain gorilla on location in Rwanda Life on Earth John Sparks In celebrating David Attenborough’s 100th birthday on May 8th, we cannot overlook…
In the realm of Star Wars, alien heroes confront villains wielding planet-destroying superweapons “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.” But what do…
Planet Aaa: A World Without a Star Mehau Kulyk/Science Photo Library/Alamy Radiant Star by Anne Leckie, Orbit Books UK Since the groundbreaking debut of Ancillary Justice…
What did the New Scientist Book Club think of Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson? I set an engaging challenge for the New Scientist Book Club…
A Coin-Sized Device for Measuring Flatulence in Smart Underwear Brantley Hall, University of Maryland Research reveals that most people are unaware of their flatulence frequency. However,…
In a captivating crime scene, two individuals and three DNA profiles emerge. A woman with a gunshot wound to her head was discovered in China, but…
Curiosity often leads us to explore places deemed off-limits, yet these areas have compelling reasons for their restricted access. From hazardous materials to priceless artifacts, uncover…
Happy 50th birthday, Apple! As we approach April 2026, let’s dive into some of the tech giant’s most iconic products, the challenges that shaped them, and…
What Causes the Earth’s Magnetic Field? The Earth’s magnetic field originates from moving charges. In a typical bar magnet, these moving charges are electrons orbiting in…
Research involving numerous European bird species—including great tits, house sparrows, and blackbirds—indicates that these birds can differentiate between male and female humans, responding accordingly. However, the…
Newly discovered Neoazhdarchian pterosaur footprints in South Korea unveil critical insights into the hunting behaviors of some of the largest flying reptiles. Life reconstruction of Jinjuichnus…
Astronomers utilizing the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have obtained a stunning image of the spiral galaxy NGC 3137, situated in the constellation Antolia. This Hubble image…
Seoul – Sylvia Park Luminous Stage – Night Sean Pavone/Shutterstock This summer was unforgettable. July struck hard, with 62 recorded heatstroke fatalities in Seoul, compounded by…
Wildfires in Patagonia, Argentina, are a significant concern in 2026 due to extreme weather conditions. Credit: Thomas Cuesta/AFP via Getty Images Experts predict that 2026 could…
A robot child goes missing in Sylvia Park’s “Luminous,” the New Scientist Book Club’s May selection. d3sign/Getty Images In 2024, a striking headline emerged: In a…
Are you drinking the right amount of water? kazoka30/Getty Images In recent years, water bottles have grown substantially, driven by health influencers advocating for increased water…
NHS Software: Publicly Accessible by Design Mareks Perkons/Alamy NHS England is swiftly retracting all software it developed from public access, due to concerns over potential hacking…
Colombian and Dutch ministers Irene Vélez Torres and Stientje van Veldhoven embrace at the conclusion of a significant meeting in Santa Marta, Colombia. Ivan Valencia/Associated Press/Alamy…
Two Oak Trees in Spring Showcasing Leaf Growth Variations Sven Finberg After extensive leaf consumption by caterpillars in one season, oak trees experience a delay in…
Uranus as Observed by the Hubble Space Telescope Credit: Erich Karkoschka, NASA and the University of Arizona While the rings of Uranus may appear similar visually,…
As a proud dog owner, I can wholeheartedly say that my love for my dogs often surpasses my affection for most humans. It might sound odd,…
Do you envy those early risers who bounce out of bed at dawn? Or perhaps you’re one of the fortunate ones! It’s widely believed that the…
Scanning Electron Micrograph of Bacteria on Human Tongue Credit: Science Photo Library/Alamy Our dietary habits significantly impact our health, and the microorganisms residing in our mouths…
Chia: The Eco-Friendly Cryptocurrency Andrei Zhuravlev/Alamy Chia, marketed as an eco-friendly alternative to Bitcoin, is facing scrutiny for its energy consumption, which is reported to be…