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How do you prove the evidence? Sometimes we don’t Lucidio Studio Inc./Getty Images A mathematician opens her office door to find a small fire starting. Instead…
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Rubybonnet Fungus Jay Lichter Explore the enchanting beauty of fungi and slime molds captured in stunning photographs by Jay Richter from his latest work, The Secret…
The 2,000-Year-Old Jindai Cherry Tree Shown in Fumi Koda’s Book Tree Credit: Horizon Image/Motion/Alamy Fumi Koda, a notable Japanese writer who passed away in 1990, was…
If you’ve been closely following developments in space science, you may have heard about the groundbreaking discovery of DNA’s building blocks on an asteroid. This is…
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Jungle Huntsman Spider during Speed Test Christopher Clemente/University of the Sunshine Coast The newly identified Jungle Huntsman Spider from Queensland, Australia, has earned the title of…
Kissing is one of the most intimate acts between humans, yet its origins remain surprisingly enigmatic. When we discuss kissing, we often refer to the romantic…
Slow Gods by Claire North: July’s Pick for the New Scientist Book Club Welcome to the captivating world of *Slow Gods*, where the cosmic supernova Lonoha…
Emotional release techniques, commonly known as EFT or “tapping,” are innovative therapeutic methods that involve tapping specific energy points on the face, hands, and upper body…
Zircon crystals and impact-altered minerals reveal that a colossal asteroid impacted Western Australia’s Pilbara region approximately 3 billion years ago. Arctic Dome Crater: (A) Simplified map…
Home batteries can be charged when power prices are low and sell power back to the grid during peak times. Misha Kaiser/Westend61/Getty Images If you’re considering…
Discover the Best in Popular Science Literature Image by Anna Grigorjeva / Alamy The World Appears by Michael Pollan Veteran author Michael Pollan dives deep into…
A newly discovered genus and species of the four-winged Penaraptor dinosaur, which thrived during the Early Cretaceous period in northern China, offers fresh insights into the…
Have you ever recalled the feelings of your first day at school when you caught a whiff of clay? Or perhaps a perfume from a passing…
The mouth biome (or oral microbiome) consists of a vast community of microorganisms in your mouth, including trillions of bacteria, fungi, and viruses. It ranks as…
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Reenactment of Summer Solstice Celebrations at Bulford Credit: Marijane Porter, Wessex Archaeology In an astonishing discovery, archaeologists reveal that Stone Age inhabitants in Britain constructed wooden…
The black serval (Reptile Lus Serval) is a rare melanistic variant of the African Serval, a medium-sized wild cat indigenous to Africa. While regular servals are…
The concept of “reversing aging” has become the ultimate goal in the health and beauty industry. However, regulatory bodies often challenge claims that beauty products can…
Exploring Fungal Networks and Plant Interactions Andrea Obzerova/Alamy Just beneath Earth’s surface, a carbon-rich network of fungi spans approximately 110 quadrillion kilometers. This extensive infrastructure is…
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Fossils Possibly Identified as Baleen Whale Ribs Discovered at 5,656 Meters in the Indian OceanCredit: Global TREnD, IDSSE Researchers have uncovered the world’s deepest whale graveyard…
Recent radiocarbon dating at Sala Queimada, an elusive chamber in Cueva Palomera, located in northern Spain’s Burgos province, reveals that generations of humans frequented this sacred…
South Korea boasts the lowest LDL (bad) cholesterol levels globally, according to a comprehensive analysis of 460 million lipid tests across 17 countries on five continents.…
Approximately 66 million years ago, the end-Cretaceous extinction event drastically altered Earth’s biodiversity. However, the implications for marine fish remain a topic of debate due to…
Towering majestically in the mountains of northern Taiwan, the Taiwan Crypmeroid—a colossal conifer from the Cypressaceae family—has ancestors that date back over 100 million years, making…
The Amanda Knox Case: DNA Evidence’s Role Image Credit: Oli Scarff/Getty Images The Secrets of Our DNA Turi King Doubleday, UK. Transworld Digital, USA In 1993,…
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Astronomers have unveiled compelling evidence that magnetic fields significantly influence weather patterns on exoplanets by analyzing the intense winds in the atmospheres of seven superhot Jupiters.…
LONDON — Long dismissed as a natural anomaly, the red stripes on Welsh rocks have been revealed as the oldest known prehistoric art in Britain and…
The New Scientist Book Club explored Luminous by Sylvia Park this May. In May, the New Scientist Book Club shifted gears from Kim Stanley Robinson’s Space…
Recent discoveries by paleontologists have unveiled fossilized remains of three hyaenodont species, including one previously unknown to science, from Miocene deposits in Pakistan. Metapterodon anari. Image…
The iconic Tree of Life in Tsavo East National Park, Kenya © Yann Arthus-Bertrand In the stunning arid landscape of Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park, the…
Double Helix Structure of DNA: The Genetic Code Shutterstock/Juan Gaertner Intelligent life on Earth achieves maturity by uncovering the reasons for its existence. If advanced extraterrestrial…
Plumadraco Bangkoolam, a newly identified enantiornithine bird species, inhabited what is now northeastern China during the Cretaceous period approximately 121 million years ago. Plumadraco Bangkoolam is…
Physicists have made significant advancements with the ATLAS Collaboration at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC), observing the excited state of the Bc*+ Meson. This unique meson…
Whales generally feed for four to six months in the Arctic, according to Stewart. After this feeding period, they fast for the next 6-8 months, making…
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Giant Firestorm: The Escalating Crisis Climate change is driving unprecedented wildfires, threatening our safety and ecosystems. The situation is expected to worsen if immediate action isn’t…