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For an efficient labor, opt for induction early in the morning. Yulia Burmystrova/Getty Images Innovative research indicates that the optimal time for labor induction is early…
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at McGill University indicates that human sleep patterns, or chronotypes, exist on a broader biological spectrum. Each subtype is linked…
Timing Cancer Treatment: A Simple Yet Effective Intervention Kenneth K. Lam/ZUMA Press/Alamy The first randomized controlled trial investigating the timing of cancer immunotherapy has revealed that…
Artist’s Impression of Neanderthal Life Christian Jegou/Science Photo Library Homo sapiens and Neanderthals likely interbred across a vast region, extending from Western Europe to Asia. Modern…
Reconstruction of a Paleolithic woman crafting wooden tools Credit: G. Prieto; K. Harvati Remarkably, some of the oldest known wooden tools have been unearthed in an…
Revolutionary simulations from Maynooth University astronomers reveal that, at the onset of the dense and turbulent universe, “light seed” black holes could swiftly consume matter, rivaling…
Astrophysicists from the University of Copenhagen have discovered that the enigmatic “little red dots” visible in images of the early universe are rapidly growing black holes…
Four astronauts successfully returned to Earth early Thursday morning, concluding an eventful and extraordinary week in space. The crew made an early departure from the International…
A significant enigma in vertebrate evolution—why numerous major fish lineages appeared suddenly in the fossil record tens of millions of years post their presumed origins—has been…
NASA has announced plans to return four astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS) earlier than initially scheduled due to a crew member’s health issue encountered…
NASA has announced that four astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) will return to Earth over a month early due to medical issues. This unprecedented…
Ancient Humans Hunting Elephants—Evidence of Slaughtering Animals 1.8 Million Years Ago Natural History Museum/Scientific Photography Library Hunting an elephant is a formidable challenge, necessitating advanced tools…
El Niño’s Impact on European Agriculture: Crop Failures and Price Hikes Public Domain El Niño, a climate phenomenon affecting the Pacific Ocean region, significantly influenced the…
This galaxy cluster must be much, much colder than it actually is. Lingxiao Yuan Recent discoveries about young galaxy clusters, such as SPT2349-56, are transforming our…
Sahelanthropus: Fossil comparison with chimpanzees and humans Williams et al., Sci. Adv. 12, eadv0130 The long-standing debate regarding whether our earliest ancestors walked on knuckles like…
Primordial black holes likely formed shortly after the Big Bang. Shutterstock/Mohd. Afuza An exceptionally massive black hole from the early universe may represent a type of…
In a newly published paper in this month’s iScience, researchers from the University of Tübingen and their collaborators present an interdisciplinary study of ancient stone and…
The skeletal remains of the individual known as ‘Beachy Head Woman’ were rediscovered in 2012 within the collection of Eastbourne Town Hall. Since then, her story…
A New Discovery: Gas Balls with Black Holes at Their Centers Shutterstock / Nazarii_Neshcherenskyi The early universe is rich with enigmatic star-like gas balls powered by…
Astronomers utilizing the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope have identified the chemical signature of a protostar with a mass between 1,000 and 10,000 times that of…
Artistic representation of sparks from flint and pyrite Craig Williams, Trustee of the British Museum Approximately 400,000 years ago, Neanderthals or their ancestors in Britain struck…
Extreme heat and poverty can hinder child development Riccardo Renato Niels Mayer/Alamy Research indicates that young children exposed to extreme heat typically exhibit a reduced vocabulary,…
The moon may have had a more intricate formation than previously believed. NASA/NOAA Recent theories suggest that multiple collisions with Earth might better elucidate the Moon’s…
The anaconda is among the largest surviving snake species in the world. Typically, its length ranges from 4 to 5 meters, although exceptional cases can reach…
Exotic stars may be fueled by dark matter remote vfx/getty images We might be observing the earliest indications of peculiar stars that harness dark matter. These…
In a recent breakthrough regarding human evolution, researchers have unveiled that a peculiar foot unearthed in Ethiopia is from a yet-to-be-identified ancient relative. The findings, released…
The universe has undergone significant changes. Examining the contrasts between the universe as we perceive it today and its origin nearly 14 billion years ago is…
While historical accounts claim that Ingólfr Arnarson was the first Norse settler to reach Iceland in the 870s, this assertion might not hold true. Public domain…
Paleontologists have discovered a specimen dating back 410 million years: cavernous cavernosa nanum. This lichen is one of the oldest and most extensively distributed in the…
Chinese paleontologists have identified a new species of Coelacanth, Whiteia anniae, based on two fossil specimens. This breakthrough expands the geographic presence of the genus Whiteia,…
Knots are prevalent in various fields of mathematics and physics today. A collaborative team of Japanese and German physicists proposes the existence of a “knot-dominated epoch”…
Different varieties of Homo, such as Homo Longhi, coexisted during the mid-Pleistocene era. The debate over whether these fossilized humans represent distinct species continues. The 1-million-year-old…
Researchers may have identified a potential connection between extreme endurance running and colorectal cancer, as nearly half of marathon and ultra-marathon participants have undergone screening. Initial…
A decrease in estrogen during menopause may affect cognitive function Elena Popova/Getty Images Commencing hormone replacement therapy (HRT) within five years of the onset of postmenopause…
Getty Images on Unsplash+ I am a centenarian. Not too long ago, reaching this milestone was a rarity, often only mentioned in local newspapers. Yet today,…
Ibex can navigate gracefully across steep mountain terrains Serge Goujon/Shutterstock Nearly 300,000 years ago, Neanderthals had already devised strategies for hunting goats on vertical cliffs and…
Paleontologists have identified a new species within the extinct turtle genus Craspedochelys, based on some remarkable fossil shells and subsequent bones discovered in Colombia. Artistic reconstruction…
The initial bodies that formed in the solar system gathered materials from stars, presolar molecular clouds, and protozoan debris. Asteroids that have not experienced planetary differentiation…
Paleontologists at the National Museum d’Historel in Tel Aviv University and Delige University, France, have reported a fascinating discovery involving a combination of Neanderthal and Homo…
A new genus and species of sailed Iguanodontian dinosaurs has been discovered from a partial skeleton unearthed in the Wessex Formation on the Isle of Wight,…