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Is your washing machine providing a thorough clean? Aquaarts Studio/Getty Images Washing clothes in warm water at 60°C (140°F) might not effectively eliminate harmful bacteria. Studies…
Researchers at the University of Florida have successfully generated a chromosomal-scale genomic assembly for the spinless tetraploid blackberry BL1, which is primocanfluting. Their findings are expected…
The prevailing belief regarding these egg sales has been that both species descend from land-dwelling ancestors. While the ancestors of the platymonds became semi-aquatic, Echidna remained…
While the nature of consciousness may remain elusive, neuroscientists have made significant strides in understanding it. The journey is far from over. “Numerous theories exploring consciousness…
What happens to an 18-foot long, 2,000-pound body? This question perplexed divers and photographers who frequently explore the waters off San Diego’s coast. The saga began…
Horses have honed their abilities, such as running, jumping, and pulling, as humans have bred and trained them for various purposes over thousands of years. The…
Eighty million years ago, the formidable 40-foot-long Tyrannosaurus Rex ruled the earth. Now, it may soon inspire a new kind of wallet. A team of British…
Hinesville, Ga. — From an elevation of 9,000 feet, NASA researchers observed extensive areas of prescribed burns at Fort Stewart Army Base this month, actively monitoring…
This month, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared the government’s latest findings on autism, presenting a stark and controversial viewpoint. The notion…
The happiness curve is unraveling. For many years, studies have illustrated that people’s happiness over their lifetime typically follows a U-shaped trajectory. It tends to peak…
Deepfake technology—a method for digitally altering a person’s face or body to impersonate someone else—is advancing at an alarming rate. This development is discussed in a…
Upon witnessing wild baboons in Kenya, Matsumotoda Ogawa, an evolutionary biologist and primate researcher at the University of Lycys in Japan, observed firsthand the violence among…
Chimpanzees heal lesions more rapidly than humans Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Human wounds take nearly three times longer to heal compared to those of other mammals, including…
Climate change contributes to events like the Marshall Fire in Colorado, which devastated 1,000 homes in December 2021 Jim West/Alamy The Trump administration has dismissed nearly…
The Environmental Health Perspective is widely regarded as the premier magazine in the field, announcing its suspension of new research submissions due to uncertainties surrounding federal…
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. advised new parents to “conduct their own research” prior to “conducting their own research” during a television interview regarding infant…
Shortly after President Trump issued an executive order to expedite submarine mining efforts, the US government received its first permission application. This initiative is championed by…
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla remarked on Tuesday that uncertainties surrounding President Donald Trump’s Drug Tariff are hindering the company’s ability to pursue further investments in U.S.…
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Italian scientists have figured out how to achieve a flawlessly creamy pasta sauce each time by delving into the physics of cooking Cacio E Pepe. Cacio…
Bolivian “zombie” volcanoes are displaying signs of activity; however, scientists assure that the risk of an eruption is minimal at this time. The majestic summit of…
Stars and planets arise from swirling clouds of cosmic gas and dust, primarily composed of hydrogen and other molecular elements. On Monday, astronomers announced the discovery…
On April 1, the Trump administration initiated its budget cuts, impacting Morgantown, W.Va. Federal scientists were focusing on health and safety concerns for American workers. That…
“Come with me,” Nando instructed. “I know its location.” It was late morning, warm, humid, and serene. As we made our way along the path filtered…
Recently identified by astronomers, this newly discovered molecular cloud is one of the largest structures in the sky and is among the closest to the Sun…
Melvin Vopson, a physicist from the University of Portsmouth, introduces a novel perspective on gravity. This artist’s impression illustrates the evolution of the universe, starting with…
The Hubble team has unveiled a breathtaking new series of images showcasing the majestic Spiral Galaxy NGC 1961, featuring NASA/ESA Hubble’s cosmic insights. This Hubble image…
A recent analysis of data from NASA’s Dawn Spacecraft indicates that Vesta, the second-largest asteroid in our solar system, has not fully differentiated into a metallic…
Lead by a team of paleontologists from the National Museum of Scotland, this specimen is recognized as the first and most complete dinosaur skeleton discovered in…
If you’ve ever had a pet cat, you know they are masters of communication. Cats were domesticated over 10,000 years ago, learning to mix body language…
This article forms part of the museum’s special feature on how artists and institutions are evolving in response to a changing world. “Super/Natural”—an immersive, dome-shaped stained…
The Trump administration has dismissed numerous scientists and experts who were working on the federal government’s key report regarding the impacts of global warming on the…
The Trump administration has announced an increase in initiatives aimed at addressing PFA pollution, yet it remains vague regarding its support for Biden-era regulations that demand…
As an earthquake ruptures along the Cascadia subduction zone fault, much of the US West Coast will experience intense shaking for five minutes, with tsunamis potentially…
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Keir Starmer, the British Prime Minister, aims to establish the UK as a leader in artificial intelligence. PA Images/Alamy Numerous civil servants within the UK government…
One of the most immense singular formations observed in the cosmos, these expansive hydrogen gas clouds, have been found surprisingly close to Earth. Naming it EOS,…
While the exact reason remains uncertain, that “fast stomach” sensation you feel on a roller coaster, during a sudden drop on a lift, or when hitting…
When individuals develop solid tumors in the stomach, esophagus, or rectum, oncologists have established treatment strategies. Yet, these treatments can significantly affect quality of life, leading…