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Batteries created from iron and salt in ceramic tubes present a reduced fire risk compared to lithium-ion batteries Inlyte Energy Batteries utilizing iron and salt can…
The Central Congo Basin boasts the largest variety of tropical peatlands globally, covering 16.7 million hectares. Previously, radiocarbon dating of ancient peat was confined to just…
On Monday, a gunman in midtown Manhattan took four lives before turning the weapon on himself, leaving behind a note that made several references to “CTE,”…
Russian ambush drone with solar panels uncovered in Ukraine Serhii Beskrestnov The small racing quadcopter, known as first-person view drones or FPVs, has emerged as the…
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Emerging from the darkness, slimy nails break through the murky barrier, reaching towards the light. Thunder rumbles as the ground cracks. This is not a scene…
Challenging Worlds From shimmering sapphire waterfalls to rain made of lava, these distant planets redefine the boundaries of possibility. Discover ten exoplanets that are overturning the…
A report published on Tuesday by German multinationals revealed that weather-related disasters in the first half of this year caused $93 billion in damages within the…
Recent findings reveal that walking briskly for just 15 minutes daily can significantly lower the risk of premature death, particularly among low-income and Black populations. A…
The Hubble team has unveiled a breathtaking new image captured by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, showcasing the Facon Spiral Galaxy NGC 1309. Hubble’s image reveals…
A recent analysis utilizing data from the UK Biobank revealed that vitamin D deficiency is linked to a higher risk of COVID-19 hospitalization, though there is…
Paleontologists have uncovered footprints that are 76 million years old, belonging to a dominant group of Ceratopsian dinosaurs, in Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada. This remarkable…
A recent study by Professor Victor Pasco from Pennsylvania and his team reveals the method for determining the robust electric field associated with thunder, which collides…
Paleontologists from Argentine Patagonia have unearthed parts of the posterior skull from the previously unknown sauropod dinosaur, Levvatissaurus. Reconstruction of the life of Astigmasaura genuflexa. Image…
The name Hadian Ion is derived from Hades, the Greek god of the underworld, and is used by geologists to describe Earth’s first 600 million years.…
Angier (Hugh Jackman) shines in the cinematic adaptation AJ Photos/Alam famePriest Christopher (available in the UK and the US) fame is perhaps most recognized for Christopher…
Quantum entanglement can be treated as a shareable resource Peter Julik/Aramie Quantum entanglement, an enigmatic connection between particles, serves as a crucial asset for quantum computing…
Regular exercise aids in maintaining cognitive sharpness Yoshikazu Tsuno/AFP via Getty Images Engaging in structured exercise programs, dietary changes, cognitive activities, and social interactions has proven…
A charming duo, Rozi the Cheetah Cub and Ziggy the Labrador-Kelpie-Collie mix, demonstrate that the bonds of brotherhood can cross species lines. Logi was brought into…
John Chumack/Science Photo Library One of my favorite pastimes is stargazing with friends, spending hours watching the stars and hoping for meteors to race across the…
Artistic Depictions of K2-18b A. Smith/N. Mandhusudhan Hope for discovering alien life on K2-18B is diminishing. Recent observations have not revealed clear evidence of biomolecules suggested…
Gas bubbles surrounding red supergiant DFK 52 Alma/Mark Siebert et al. 2025 A dying star is shedding a massive sphere of dust and gas approximately half…
Researchers have identified a newly found intermediate mass black hole designated NGC 6099 HLX-1, situated in a dense star cluster at the edge of the elliptical…
Scientists don’t need reminding that hangovers are unpleasant. Excessive alcohol intake can trigger a cascade of headaches, nausea, fatigue, and inflammation. While the long-term health hazards…
Parasites transmitted by cats may influence the behavior of nearly half of the global population, leading to riskier behaviors and increased aggression. A recent review article…
Recent studies indicate that elevated temperatures have led to increased groundwater infiltration, exacerbating drought conditions and accelerating evaporation, thereby significantly decreasing the availability of freshwater. The…
Here’s a rewritten version while preserving the HTML structure: Global freshwater resources are dwindling Intensive extraction, evaporation, and groundwater loss driven by increasing temperatures are causing…
The individuals we associate with may influence our health Rob Wilkinson/Alamy Many people in our lives may evoke anxiety instead of happiness. Interestingly, these individuals can…
Skydweller drone Skydweller A solar-powered surveillance drone boasting a wingspan larger than that of the Boeing 747 is capable of flying continuously for weeks or even…
The rotting meat maggot might have been vital to ancient diets Chronicle/Alam Neanderthals may not have been the exclusive meat-eaters we once presumed. Analysis of nitrogen…
The land on Earth is drying out quickly, contributing to sea level rise even more than melting glaciers, according to new research. Researchers have discovered that…
This week, two officials from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) involved in the infamous “Sharpiegate” investigation were placed on administrative leave. NOAA’s assistant administrator,…
The vegetation in Chapada das Mesas National Park, Brazil, struggles to capture atmospheric CO₂. Pulsar Images/Alamy A preliminary analysis has revealed that the extreme heat and…
Alex Garland’s 2015 film Ex Machina and Sierra Greer’s Annie Bot (featured below) uphold the long tradition of female robots Maximum Film/Alamy This year, the Arthur…
Kyrgyzstan’s Ines Papert, INES PAPERT For many, the imposing 1,200-meter ice wall at the summit is quite daunting. However, for accomplished ice climber Ines Papert, it…
Abell 2744, Amore6 Discovered Galaxy Cluster NASA, ESA, Jennifer Lotz, Matt Mountain, Anton M. Koekemoer, HFF Team (STScI) In the vast expanse of the universe, galaxies…
Losing our loved ones can affect us in various waysVidar Nordli-Mathisen/Unsplash Those who endure prolonged, intense grief following the loss of a loved one may face…
Archaeologists have unearthed two unusual structures concealed beneath the ground adjacent to the renowned pyramids of Giza, Egypt. Utilizing radar and electrical technologies, a collaborative team…
Research conducted by the Wildlife Conservation Association highlights the diverse wildlife that frequents artificial watering holes in the Mayan forests of Guatemala. Jaguars find respite from…
Nectakarizids are enigmatic Paleozoic creatures with a debatable classification. These beings evolved for aquatic life, boasting fins, camera-like eyes on stalks, and paired tentacles. Earlier theories…