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Eixample district in Barcelona, Spain Shutterstock/Bear Photo Currently, over 80 percent of the global population resides in urban areas, a statistic that’s on the rise, emphasizing…
AI aids mathematicians in solving diverse problemsAndresle/Getty Images The AI tools created by Google DeepMind are proving to be remarkably effective in aiding mathematical research, and…
Riverbed near Latian Dam, one of Tehran’s main water sources, Iran BAHRAM/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images Iran faces an extreme drought, prompting the president to…
In his latest book, A Brief History of the Philosophy of Time, Professor Adrian Verdon from Wake Forest University suggests that our perception of time passing…
Tea tree (Camellia sinensis) is among the most vital beverage crops globally. The size of tea buds not only impacts the yield and quality of fresh…
The remarkably long neck of Lijangosaurus johnschengensis. The research team, led by paleontologists from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, identified…
David Richardson, who served as the acting administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, tendered his resignation on Monday after approximately six months in the role,…
Can AI conduct scientific research? Tonio Yumui/Getty AI researchers can work autonomously for extended periods, completing studies in hours that would take humans months. While developers…
Aerial image of Seminyarka ruins Peter J. Brown A remarkable 140-hectare site, tracing back 3,600 years, has been uncovered in the plains of northeastern Kazakhstan, significantly…
Rostislav Zatonsky/Alamy Women are not simply “smaller men.” For many years, medical research has primarily focused on male rodents, which lack the intricate hormonal cycles found…
Can mathematics enhance these coffee experiences? Alexander Spatari/Getty Images Picture having a coffee pot that serves two cups. Poor brewing might result in a stronger brew…
Reconstruction of a Neanderthal’s face Credit: Ryhor Bruyeu/Alamy The inaugural study of a well-preserved nasal cavity in human fossils uncovers that the large noses of Neanderthals…
A 12,000-year-old clay figurine and artistic restoration showcasing a woman with a goose from Nahal Ein Geb II Laurent Davin A diminutive 12,000-year-old clay figure featuring…
Rhea Seehorn stars in ‘Pluribus’, debuting on Apple TV+ on November 7, 2025.Anna Kooris, Apple TV+ PluribusVince Gilligan, Apple TV When posed with the question of…
The parasitic ant queen Lasius orientalis (left) invading the nest of Lasius flavus and approaching the queen (right) Keizo Takasuka/Kyushu University Some parasitic ants usurp colonies…
Gray hair might represent the marks left by our bodies in the battle against cancer, according to a new study. The recently released Natural Cell Biology…
Astronomers utilizing the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have captured astonishing new images of the barred spiral galaxy NGC 4535. This Hubble image depicts spiral galaxy NGC…
Bufftail Bumblebee (Western bumblebee): A recent study reveals that humans can determine foraging locations by analyzing variations in the length of visual cues. The ability to…
The universe has undergone significant changes. Examining the contrasts between the universe as we perceive it today and its origin nearly 14 billion years ago is…
You may have heard from biohacking podcasters, flashy social media ads, nutrition experts, or radiant influencers that effectively managing your blood sugar is crucial for maintaining…
Researchers have revealed the development of a microrobot capable of utilizing magnets to deliver medications precisely where they are needed, as detailed in recent studies from…
VPN providers are experiencing significant growth, offering virtual private networks that create encrypted paths for Internet data, effectively masking a user’s location. Previously, VPNs were of…
Named Bakirib Waliza, this newly identified species is the first filter-feeding pterosaur documented to inhabit the tropics. Artistic reconstruction of the filter-feeding pterosaur Bakirib Waliza in…
Researchers published a study in the journal Cell on Friday. Until recently, it was believed that RNA could not survive for extended periods. “Textbooks indicate that…
Rollin Justin can navigate obstacles and serve beverages. Henrik Sporer/laif/CameraPress Human fascination with our own likeness is longstanding. The term “robot” was introduced by Czech writer…
Chimpanzee intelligence tests are primarily performed in laboratories, not in their natural environments or sanctuaries like this. Patrick Meinhardt/AFP via Getty Images The Arrogant Ape by…
Impact of Melting Antarctic Ice on Ocean Currents Juan Barretto/AFP via Getty Images The melting of Greenland’s ice sheet is predicted to hinder or disrupt the…
The galaxy NGC 6789 viewed through a 2-meter twin telescope Ignacio Trujillo et al. 2025 Approximately 12 million light years from Earth lies an unusual galaxy.…
The skin and muscles of Yuka’s left front leg are remarkably intact. love darren The oldest known RNA has been obtained from a woolly mammoth preserved…
Our hair color seems to influence wound healing in unexpected ways Stock Enjoy/Shutterstock Red-haired individuals might experience slower wound healing compared to those with blonde, brunette,…
According to a researcher, thousands of synthetic chemicals could be disrupting the genetic makeup of birds before they hatch, as highlighted in recent research on ducklings.…
A survey indicates that young Japanese individuals are engaging in sexual activity less frequently. Recent reviews explore this trend – and the reasons remain unclear. The…
The Pleiades star cluster, also referred to as the Seven Sisters and Messier 45, is an open star cluster situated around 440 light-years away from Earth…
A newly discovered genus and species of pseudoarchosaur has been revealed from fossils found in southern Brazil. Taingraqaskus Bellator. Image credit: Caio Fantini. Taingraqaskus Bellator inhabited…
Scientists have identified an impact crater formed in a granite mountain, which is covered by a dense weathered crust in southern China. The Jinlin Crater, situated…
“The U.S. government is depriving universities of billions in federal funding…” Robin Beck/AFP via Getty Images In 1907, American historian Henry Adams commenced the distribution of…
Selfish behavior is alarmingly prevalent in biological contexts. A recent study underscores this, illustrating how genetic mutations accumulate in the sperm of older men. Research indicates…
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Adolf Hitler’s genome sequenced for TV documentary Roger Violet (via Getty Images) Some argue that discussing Adolf Hitler can lead to losing an argument. Resorting to…
Francis Crick (right) and James Watson modeling DNA in 1953 A. Barrington Brown, Gonville, Caius College/Scientific Photography Library Click: The Moving Mind – From DNA to…