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The fungus that has long been linked to the death of the archaeologist who uncovered King Tutankhamun’s tomb may now have a role in saving lives.…
If you find yourself at your desk, feeling a bit fatigued and pondering where the weekend went, the thought of a four-day workweek might sound incredibly…
Emerging technologies enable doctors to leverage microorganisms for diagnosing and treating diseases through gut microbiota. Recent studies highlight these advancements. Researchers successfully used smartphone apps to…
In 1998, as I began my journey into the world of bees, it didn’t take long for me to develop a passion for them. However, I…
The Perseid meteor shower is set to be one of the most prominent displays of 2025, providing a fantastic opportunity to gaze at the night sky.…
Australian entomologists unveil a remarkable new species from the Stick Insect genus Acrofella, identified from two female specimens and their eggs. Holotype of Acrofera Alta in…
Rhynchocephalians – These are members of the sister group to squamates (which include lizards, snakes, and worm lizards) and encompass living Tuataras (Sphenodon punctatus), dating back…
Sure! Here’s the rewritten content with the HTML tags preserved: Light particles seem to display quantum peculiarities even without entanglementWladimir Bulgar/Science Photo Library Particles that appear…
Sweltering, sticky, and unyielding: this has been the reality for numerous countries this summer, with over 12 states reporting elevated humidity levels in July. Preliminary data…
Napoleon’s retreat from Russia in 1812 Ary SchefferIandagnall Computing / Alamy Stock Photo During the retreat of Napoleon’s formidable 500,000-strong army from Russia in 1812, nearly…
Certain AI training techniques may lead to dishonest models Cravetiger/Getty Images Researchers suggest that prevalent methods for training artificial intelligence models may increase their propensity to…
Shrimp Harvesting on a Farm in Southeastern Vietnam Quang Ngoc Nguyen/Alamy About Natural Capital Parta Dasgupta (Witness Book) (UK, now); Mariner’s Book (USA, January 20, 2026)…
Strawberry squid, color lithograph Smithsonian Library, Washington, DC The world’s oceans, covering one-tenth of Earth’s surface, are the cradle of life, showcasing an astonishing variety of…
Growing evidence of Ozempic’s extensive health benefits David J. Phillip / Associated Press / Alamy Stock Photo Ozempic, a medication for type 2 diabetes, has been…
Sirius Binary Star System Captured with a Neurotype Camera Satyapreet Singh, Chetan Singh Thakur, Nirupam Roy, Indian Institute of Science, India Neurotype cameras, designed to emulate…
“The faster the planet, the more intense the storms…” Elementix / Alamy stock photos Last month, Earth witnessed some of its shortest recorded days. The planet…
New Scientist Book Club has just read Adam Roberts’ Lake in the Dark Laurie photos Following the journey through Khalian Bradley’s *Time Saving*, the New Scientist…
Utilizes data from 10m space-based wireless telescopes, including Radioastron. Astronomers have formed a network of 27 ground observation stations focused on OJ 287, a galaxy approximately…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience, please visit a different browser. SpaceX Launch Postponed Due to Weather 04:08 Currently Streaming The “Prosperity” Ecosystem…
“It’s a remarkably unusual phenomenon,” he remarked. “We only uncovered it a decade ago when specific technologies became capable of tracing the exact start and end…
The inhabitants of the ocean’s depths are more extraordinary than ever. Utilizing an advanced submarine that dives deeper than Mount Everest, researchers have unearthed a vibrant…
Now you look at me… en.photo/Alamy The longing to vanish has intensified over the course of history. This desire eluded the protagonist in H.G. Wells’ Invisible…
Feedback brings the latest science and technology updates from New Scientist, covering cutting-edge developments. To share items that might captivate our readers, email Feedback@newscientist.com. Ring of…
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin at the agency’s headquarters. Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images The Trump administration seeks to undermine the U.S. government’s capacity to regulate greenhouse gas emissions…
E. coli can lead to serious illnesses, yet is frequently utilized in pharmaceutical development. Victor Habbick Visions/Science Photo Library Unlike the natural evolution of life forms,…
Ribosome (center) responsible for synthesizing protein (red) from mRNA. Dark purple strands illustrate transfer RNAs involved in protein production. The underlying factors contributing to cellular senescence…
The coastline of Shiogama, Japan, where a tsunami warning was issued following a significant earthquake Asahi Shimbun via Getty Images On July 29, a strong earthquake…
Stimulating the vagus nerve reveals medical potential for a range of health conditions Science Photo Library/Alamy The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval…
Lightning flashes during a US monsoon storm Edward Mitchell/World Weather Organization (WMO) A “megaflash” of lightning recorded in the Great Plains of the United States has…
Some artificial sweeteners can alter the gut microbiota composition, influencing overall health. Ian Allenden/Aramie Individuals who consume the artificial sweetener sucralose may have reduced responsiveness to…
Potato tubers are a product of ancient hybridization events Jackie Bale/Getty Images The common potato has been discovered to originate from a cross between the ancient…
Pandemic. Conflict. Market crash. Government upheaval. A quick look at recent headlines conveys a sense of instability in the world. However, “volatility” isn’t just a concern…
Microbial life thrives in this thermal vent in the Pacific Ocean Galih/Alamy Within the EarthKaren G. Lloyd (Princeton University Press) While many shelves are filled with…
In a post-apocalyptic world shaped by Stephen King’s Stand, other writers weave their own narratives Ulf Andersen/Getty Images One of my most anticipated releases this month…
Vincent Lynch (left) and Nic Rawlence targeted by negative press Berlin Communications/Ken Miller Researchers questioning the legitimacy of efforts to “revive” species like woolly mammoths and…
If your dog is overweight, it’s important to note that certain breeds are more prone to this issue than others. According to recent studies. Researchers from…
Water is crucial for life, which is why researchers prioritize finding water sources when exploring other planets. Mars is of particular interest to astrobiologists due to…
New research by neurobiologists at Northwestern University and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign reveals that the brain’s internal GPS changes as individuals navigate familiar environments. These…
Two extinct hominins, Australopithecus afarensis and Australopithecus africanus, exhibited much greater sexual dimorphism than chimpanzees and modern humans. According to Dr. Adam Gordon, a paleontologist at…
Archaeologists have reexamined the 2,500-year-old remnants discovered in bronze containers at an underground shrine in Paestum, Italy, previously categorized as a mixture of wax, fat, and…