Browsing: discover
When observing a tuatara, a unique lizard-like creature native to New Zealand, you might be intrigued to discover a fascinating feature: a functioning third eye on…
A massive tyrannosaurid dinosaur likely roamed the floodplains of present-day New Mexico around 74 million years ago, as revealed by a team of paleontologists from Bath…
Personal question: Do you consider yourself a frequent farter? On average, how many times a day do you pass gas? 5 times? 20? More? There’s no…
Vocal Fry: Challenging Stereotypes about Women’s Speech Cavan Image/Alamy Have you tuned into a podcast or scrolled through TikTok? If so, you’ve likely encountered vocal fry—a…
What is the Weirdest Peeing Animal? The animal kingdom offers a variety of intriguing answers. A male Amazon river dolphin can be seen lying on its…
Fossils discovered at a secluded ranch in Argentina reveal a new genus and species of large sauropod dinosaur, identified by an international team of paleontologists from…
Recent research indicates that beans are not only tasty but also beneficial for heart health, according to a comprehensive study conducted in England and Norway. Researchers…
Coffee’s Influence on Mood and Microbiome Artem Varnitsyn / Alamy Both caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee have been shown to enhance mood and cognitive performance, potentially through…
Hasset Kifle Receives Award Mark Lewis/Mark Lewis Photography The world is evolving at an unprecedented pace, with rapid technological advancements transforming various fields. This relentless human…
For centuries, cold substances have been utilized to address various skin issues. Medical professionals often apply liquid nitrogen to effectively freeze warts. Notably, devices for treating…
Artist’s Impression: Trans-Neptunian Object (612533) 2002 XV93 Credit: National Astronomical Observatory of Japan / Ko Arimatsu Recent research reveals that a small, icy celestial body located…
Clinical Trial Compares Chewing Gum Types for Periodontal Health PeopleImages/Shutterstock Patients suffering from periodontal disease can experience immediate relief by chewing gum infused with nitrates, substances…
Seoul – Sylvia Park Luminous Stage – Night Sean Pavone/Shutterstock This summer was unforgettable. July struck hard, with 62 recorded heatstroke fatalities in Seoul, compounded by…
A robot child goes missing in Sylvia Park’s “Luminous,” the New Scientist Book Club’s May selection. d3sign/Getty Images In 2024, a striking headline emerged: In a…
A Closed Time-like Curve: A Path to the Past Roman Budnikov/Alamy What if you could communicate with the past? Surprisingly, the laws of physics don’t rule…
Paleontologists have unveiled a remarkable discovery—a new species of multituberculous mammal from the genus Simolodon based on fossils found in Baja California, Mexico. Illustration of Simolodon…
Everyone has a favorite movie villain, whether it’s Darth Vader or Cruella de Vil. These iconic characters captivate us, sparking a fascination that goes beyond their…
A newly identified genus and species of titanosaurian sauropod dinosaur, related to South American forms, has been unveiled by a research team led by the University…
At a lightless depth of approximately 3,251 meters (2 miles) beneath the Gulf of Alaska, marine scientists and the public are puzzled by a golden object,…
The biological age of an individual indicates damage over time, which can be enhanced through lifestyle adjustments such as improved diet and routine exercise. Burt Glinn/Magnum…
Artistic Render of Nanodiamonds Katerina Conn/Science Photo Library/Alamy While diamonds are renowned for their eternal qualities, when reduced to nanoscale dimensions, these crystals exhibit unexpected elasticity.…
The TOI-201 system features a super-Earth, a warmer Jupiter, and a massive brown dwarf, showcasing unique orbital periods of 5.8, 53, and 2,900 days, respectively. Artistic…
Exploring Healthy Beef Consumption in the US Image Credit: Westend61 GmbH/Alamy The US government recently unveiled new dietary guidelines, igniting discussions around beef consumption. With red…
Groundbreaking experiments in Germany reveal the first evidence of the long-predicted pairing of carbon-11 nuclei and η’ mesons, shedding light on how the strongest forces in…
Feedback from New Scientist Welcome to Feedback, your go-to source for the latest in science and technology news. If you have suggestions or feedback on topics…
Recent research from Germany reveals that Neanderthals captured the European pond turtle (Emys orbicularis) approximately 125,000 years ago, likely valuing its shell as a tool more…
A fascinating protist species known as the blue spot stentor demonstrates remarkable movement by perceiving physical shapes. This finding implies that even the most basic life…
In the ever-evolving landscape of wellness, celebrity culture, and anti-aging trends, one term has emerged as a sensation: peptides. This broad term encapsulates short chains of…
The rich history of North America’s Indigenous peoples is often misrepresented through a European perspective. In her book, Indigenous People, historian Kathleen Duvall from the University…
The Galapagos lava heron, a unique small heron found on the lava-strewn shores of Ecuador’s Galapagos Islands, has recently gained recognition for its distinct status. Galapagos…
California condor embryos can develop without fertilization Shutterstock/Barbara Ash Explore the Origin of Sex Lixing Sun, Profile Books The natural world often teaches us about life…
An Artist’s Impression of Star Formation in the Early Universe Adolf Schaller STScI/NASA Astronomers have gained an unprecedented insight into some of the universe’s first stars,…
Portable Trap System “BASE-STEP” Marina Cavazza, Chetna Krishna/CERN CERN’s antimatter factory, located in a high-magnetic field environment and a vacuum more extreme than interstellar space, houses…
Recent studies by Panamanian entomologists reveal that leaf-mimicking katydid species, specifically the Alota festae, start their life cycle in a vibrant pink hue, transitioning to green…
The universe contains space waiting to be explored. When we shift our focus from Earth and the Milky Way to intergalactic space, we find an average…
Many of us aspire to enhance our intelligence, whether we admit it or not. Who wouldn’t want to be the life of the dinner party or…
When discussing hair removal options, many products promise quick fixes or a return to the hair’s original luster. Unfortunately, these claims often fall short, leading to…
Historically, people couldn’t read in silence. Writing originated as a method to encode spoken language rather than abstract thoughts. In ancient times, written texts were performed…
Science is advancing towards accurately predicting lifespan based on daily habits, as highlighted in new research conducted by Stanford University. The study observed the behavior of…
Astronomers have utilized NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory along with other advanced telescopes to investigate a transient gamma-ray burst event known as GRB 230906A. This burst originated…