The world's largest iceberg is stuck near South Georgia, while Comet 2024 G3 (ATLAS) becomes the 'Great Comet of 2025'. Plus: Giving nature its own ID. Read more...

Poland faces a double whammy of weather woes as intense snowfall and icing warnings are issued for Lesser Poland and Silesia, while a strong seismic tremor hits Lower Silesia. Read more...

A new study suggests the builders of Stonehenge likely had dark skin. Plus, the discovery of a wooden "Stonehenge" in Denmark reveals links between ancient civilizations. Read more...

This week's science roundup includes dark matter research, genetically engineered woolly mice, early salamander sightings, and a life-altering family tree revelation. Read more...

Kenya focuses on wildlife corridors to protect animal populations, while a Melbourne startup unveils a computer made of human brain cells. Read more...

A researcher faces misconduct allegations, while Alexandria battles rising sea levels. Plus, the Adriatic Sea grapples with an invasive crab species. Read more...

Recent science news covers Yellowstone bison merging into a single population, deadly US storms, a critique of COVID policies, and the discovery of 1.5 million-year-old bone tools in Tanzania. Read more...

Discover how the velvet ant's ultra-black cuticle could inspire new tech, and a stark reminder that climate change, like an asteroid impact, is an undeniable reality. Read more...

March brings a double dose of celestial events with lunar and solar eclipses, plus the start of astronomical spring. Also, how light pollution harms insects. Read more...

This week in science: early humans used bone tools 1.5 million years ago, Jupiter's moon Callisto may have an ocean, and deadly storms threaten the US. Read more...

Predator populations surge in Europe, scientists debate the Gulf Stream's future, and COP16 focuses on biodiversity protection amidst setbacks. Read more...

Recent reports reveal Spanish attitudes on sex and sexuality, the growing interest of women in STEM fields, and a mountaineer's quest to reach space. Read more...

China's advancements in science include research on cancer metabolism, potential discovery of an ancient Martian ocean, and plans for international space collaboration. Read more...

The island of Réunion is under a red alert as Cyclone Garance approaches, threatening strong winds, heavy rains, and significant swells. Schools are closed, and residents are urged to take precautions. Read more...

Scientists create a woolly mouse in mammoth de-extinction efforts, the ozone layer is healing, and February was the third warmest on record. Plus, a new satellite! Read more...

Recent science news includes cooperation between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan on Pamir Mountain geology, research into the PNC-27 peptide, a new immune system component, and record high temperatures. Read more...

Scientists genetically engineered mice to grow thick, mammoth-like hair. Meanwhile, Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to erupt, sending lava fountains soaring hundreds of feet high. Read more...

This week in science: exploring invertebrate sentience, tracking polar bears in Svalbard, reintroducing rare lichen, and observing triple cyclones in the South Pacific. Read more...

Initial fears of an asteroid impact on Earth have subsided thanks to NASA and ESA calculations, but concerns are now shifting towards a potential lunar collision. Plus, a look at fungal networks and climate regulation! Read more...

This article explores recent developments in Arctic science, from debunking misinformation about increasing ice to the possibility of genetically engineered, mammoth-like elephants. It also touches on plant photosynthesis in the Arctic darkness and Czech schoolchildren excelling in robotics. Read more...

New discoveries in Pompeii reveal stunning frescoes depicting Dionysian rituals, including a captivating fresco featuring an ambiguous woman rather than Dionysus himself. Read more...

Archaeologists discovered a 2,000-year-old brain turned to glass by the intense heat of the Mount Vesuvius eruption. The victim, a young caretaker, was preserved in a unique and terrifying way. Read more...

Recent scientific findings explore the dancing abilities of a cockatoo named Snowball and a Harvard scientist's formula allegedly proving the existence of God. Read more...

American scientists are making progress toward reviving the woolly mammoth while the US South braces for severe storms. Plus, a look at GMO corn and a breakthrough in treating spinal muscular atrophy. Read more...

Scientist Jiří Matas reveals how microexpressions betray our true feelings, even in skilled poker players. Learn how to spot these fleeting facial cues. Read more...

Despite recent rainstorms, California's drought persists. In other news, a "superpod" of over 2,000 dolphins was spotted off the Monterey Bay coast. Read more...

A stunning photo of the planets over Somerset clashes with claims of a full planetary alignment. We explore the reality behind celestial events and what we can actually see. Read more...

From Newton's beer-fueled theories to apocalyptic dust storms in Dallas and a massive iceberg running aground, the world of science is buzzing with activity! Read more...

Recent science news includes a man's brain turned to glass by Vesuvius, beaver releases in England, a planetary parade, and a Stonehenge-like circle found in Denmark. Read more...

This week in science: understanding the differences between cyclones, typhoons, and hurricanes, a new perspective on ecosystems, a genetic link to overeating, and the surprising source of toxic microplastics. Read more...

This week in science: drone footage reveals narwhal behavior, agrivoltaics offer sustainable solutions, geothermal energy gets a closer look, and beavers are making a comeback! Read more...

Hubble observes unusual galaxy movements around Andromeda, while Czech scientists contribute to black hole research. Plus, a dry winter hits the Czech Republic. Read more...

Meet Chonkus, a mutant cyanobacterium with enhanced carbon storage and rapid sinking capabilities. This tiny microbe could play a big role in combating climate change by sequestering carbon. Read more...

From a Stonehenge-like burial site in Denmark to narwhal tusk discoveries and triple tropical storms near Australia, science delivers fascinating insights this week. Read more...

Firefly's Blue Ghost lander makes a successful moon landing, capturing first images! Plus, learn why you shouldn't miss the total lunar eclipse in March 2025. Read more...

Hong Kong experiences a dry start to 2025, while the Vera C. Rubin Observatory gears up to track millions of supernovae to study dark energy. Read more...

Recent studies show a decline in US butterfly populations, narcissists experiencing social pain, and a genetic link to overeating in labradors and humans. Read more...

Explore the Amazon's boiling river, microbes affecting climate, and a Colombian "cow hotel" aiming to reduce deforestation. Plus, a private company lands on the moon! Read more...

Economists advocate for diverse tree planting to combat climate change, while Australian research reveals four distinct types of romantic lovers based on intensity and frequency of sex. Read more...

Scientists have made a stunning discovery: the brain of a young man who perished in the Vesuvius eruption nearly 2000 years ago was transformed into glass. This unique phenomenon offers new insights into volcanic catastrophes. Read more...

Expect warmer temperatures and melting snow, but concerns about the Gulf Stream's stability and potential economic impacts linger. A mixed weather outlook. Read more...

Recent scientific breakthroughs include AI-generated proteins, organic compounds on asteroid Bennu hinting at life, and the discovery of 19 new quasars. Read more...

From beaver reintroduction in England and shark migration patterns to record heat in Australia, here's a quick look at some of the latest science news making waves. Read more...

NASA's private Moon fleet has achieved two lunar landings in a week, marking a significant milestone in lunar exploration. Meanwhile, a study suggests the sterile environment of the ISS may harm astronaut health. Read more...

Recent studies reveal the AMOC is unlikely to collapse this century, asteroid fragments may have jumpstarted life on Earth, and China leads in chemistry research as the West scales back. Read more...

Scientists develop an e-Taste device for virtual flavors. Meanwhile, Tropical Cyclone Alfred intensifies, threatening Brisbane with heavy winds and potential landfall. Read more...

Space agencies reduce the risk of asteroid impact, while scientists discover a victim of Vesuvius whose brain turned to glass. Plus, marine life repopulates the Catalan coast. Read more...

Social media, especially TikTok, is driving a surge in Antarctic tourism, prompting discussions about visitor fees to manage crowds and protect the fragile ecosystem. China is also expanding its presence with a new research station. Read more...

A magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck Seville, Spain, early this morning. The tremor was felt in neighboring provinces, with several aftershocks reported. Read more...

This week in science: a look at Atlantic currents, Seattle orcas, Asian hornets in Europe, and the potential of wastewater sampling for disease outbreak prediction. Read more...

This week in science: Learn about the alarming decline of butterfly populations in America and the rare opportunity to spot Mercury in the evening sky. Plus, a look at the polar vortex collapse. Read more...

NASA and private companies achieve significant milestones, including a successful spacewalk on the ISS and a private spaceship landing on the Moon. A former astronaut also praises India's scientific advancements. Read more...

A weekly science news podcast reveals a surprising discovery: Egyptian mummies may have emitted a pleasant scent. Plus, a look at how a flying rod could change someone's personality. Read more...

SpaceX is busy! From launching lunar landers like Intuitive Machines' Athena, to sending research to the Haven-1 space station, the company is pushing space exploration forward. Read more...

A look at recent scientific findings reveals record low sea ice levels, prolonged hot and dry weather forecasts, declining butterfly populations, and a study on parental favoritism. Read more...

A new project in Scotland aims to restore vital seagrass beds lost across Britain by planting 14 hectares over three years, alongside the release of Scottish beavers in England. Read more...

A dead royal python found in Poland, a potentially erupting volcano in Romania that could affect Poland, and a polar vortex bringing pearl clouds are among the unusual science stories. Read more...

From dinosaur behavior to greener copper mining and Isaac Newton's beer mug, discover the latest in science. Plus, a study on toilet training methods! Read more...

New studies explore the reason behind Mars' red color, linking it to a mineral formed in cool water, suggesting a potentially habitable past. Plus, a weather update for Spain's Carnival weekend. Read more...

Both the Ariane 6 and Starship launches were aborted at the last minute, highlighting the challenges of pushing the boundaries of space exploration. What caused these delays? Read more...

Recent studies highlight both stability and potential future disruptions in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), alongside forecasts for the Atlantic hurricane season and successful European space launches. Read more...

AI is helping scientists discover hidden viruses in our bodies and an American startup is creating "woolly mice" with mammoth-like fur. Plus, a study suggests women are more generous than men. Read more...

Recent science news includes mice with mammoth hair, early water formation after the Big Bang, and the discovery of 1.5-million-year-old bone axes. Read more...

From asteroid mining prospects to megabergs and spiteful flat-earthers, science news is full of surprises. We cover the latest breakthroughs and peculiar findings. Read more...

From eroding beaches in Rio to innovative water solutions in Chile and record-low sea ice, climate change is impacting communities worldwide. Brazil faces extreme heat, highlighting the urgency of addressing these global challenges. Read more...

This week's environmental news highlights include record low sea ice, a historic beaver release in England, concerns over rainfall impacting trees, and controversial wild horse management in Australia. Read more...

From severe storms in the US and La Réunion to France's water usage and its space ambitions, we cover the latest science and environment news. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has run aground near South Georgia after drifting north from Antarctica since 2020, potentially averting a collision with a vital wildlife breeding site. Read more...

Scientists are puzzling over newly observed white streaks appearing alongside the aurora borealis. The TREx mission captured these eerie glows, which might be linked to a phenomenon called STEVE. Read more...

From coast to coast, the US faces severe weather while scientists are making strides in de-extinction research with "woolly mice." Plus, concerns arise over cruise ship sediment in Key West. Read more...

Recent discoveries in Israel and Jordan offer exciting insights: a potential new class of antibiotics and the possible location of King David's biblical city. Read more...

From mammoth-like elephants to stranded whales and Roman treasure, the world of science never sleeps. Catch up on the latest discoveries and environmental news! Read more...

Recent discoveries reveal the moon is still tectonically active, while Chinese astronauts achieve artificial photosynthesis in space. Plus, math unlocks creativity! Read more...

NASA achieves a milestone with lunar GPS signal acquisition and prepares for another moon landing by Intuitive Machines, advancing lunar exploration. Plus, a stunning aurora photo! Read more...

Elon Musk faces scrutiny from the Royal Society while SpaceX prepares to rescue astronauts from the ISS. Ariane 6 and Starship launches also face delays. Read more...

This week in science: explore a probability puzzle with drunkards and hats, learn about a Caspian Sea earthquake, discover the Gila monster's role in Ozempic, and uncover the secrets of the panda's bamboo diet. Read more...

Recent discoveries include a lost Roman city rewriting history, the world's largest iceberg running aground, and stunning footage of a falcon hunting starlings. Read more...

A possible Nessie sighting kicks off 2025, and the Loch Ness research center is hiring a full-time Nessie hunter! Is this the year the mystery is solved? Read more...

Ozone layer healing confirmed! Plus, the origin of water, a climate change fire warning, pancake perfection tips, and a tragic whale stranding. Read more...

Astronauts face health challenges, robots explore the moon, and a giant iceberg runs aground! Get the latest updates from space and polar regions. Read more...

From the James Webb Telescope's groundbreaking discoveries to the alarming rate of global ice melt and the arrival of a massive iceberg, the latest science news highlights both the wonders and the worries facing our world. Read more...

Poland is experiencing a mix of weather surprises, from early spring teases to potential winter returns, alongside the anticipation of a partial solar eclipse on March 29th. Read more...

The UN predicts a short-lived La Niña, dashing hopes for cooling temperatures, while in Chile, efforts are underway to preserve the world's oldest mummies. Read more...

Global sea ice cover reached a record low in February, driven by soaring temperatures near the North Pole. Scientists attribute the decline to ongoing global warming and increased greenhouse gas emissions. Read more...

Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster was briefly mistaken for an asteroid, while controversy swirls around his fellowship at the Royal Society. Read more...

An unusual weather event sees six cyclones active in the Southern Hemisphere, with Cyclone Alfred's unusual path causing concern as it approaches Australia's east coast. Read more...

This week in science: endangered frogs released in Australia, the quest for better-tasting fake meat in NYC, and a re-dating of a prehistoric site near Stonehenge. Read more...

This week in science news: A pregnant woman's sacrifice in Ecuador, ear muscle evolution, an approaching solar storm, a private astronaut mission, and a new infrared space telescope. Read more...

Blue Origin's New Shepard NS-29 mission will simulate lunar gravity with NASA experiments. Separately, an all-female crew, including Katy Perry, is set to launch soon. Read more...

A look at the latest science news, from asteroid interpretations and the search for extraterrestrial life in Barcelona, to heavy rainfall and weather alerts in Spain. Read more...

Ocean warming rates have quadrupled, according to new research. Plus, two stranded NASA astronauts are preparing to return to Earth after an extended stay in space. Read more...

Recent studies explore Mars' reddish hue, the impact of early social media use on Italian students, a discovery of human bones, and the success of the chlorofluorocarbon ban. Read more...

A look at recent science news from Slovakia, including drought conditions, discoveries surrounding a 3000-year-old Egyptian mummy, and advances in DNA modeling. Read more...

Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander successfully touched down on the Moon, providing incredible POV footage. Meanwhile, Intuitive Machines aims for their own lunar landing, and stranded NASA astronauts point fingers. Read more...

NASA faces setbacks with the Lunar Trailblazer and Voyager 2, while SpaceX launches a lunar lander and prepares for a crewed mission to the space station. Read more...

Two astronauts are nearing their return after being stranded in space for nine months, while a massive solar flare heads towards Earth, potentially causing auroras. Read more...

This week's science news includes a rare planetary parade, aspirin's cancer-fighting potential, a new immune system discovery, and the Blue Ghost's moon landing. Read more...

Canada faces climate challenges: polar bears risk extinction due to warming trends, while ancient palm fossils reveal surprisingly warm, ice-free winters millions of years ago. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has run aground near South Georgia after a long journey from Antarctica. Scientists are studying its potential impact on local wildlife. Read more...

Recent lunar missions reveal extreme temperatures at the Moon's south pole and successful soft landings by robotic vehicles, marking significant advancements in space exploration. Read more...

NASA's recent activities include capturing a supernova image with Hubble, preparing for a lunar lander mission, and managing the Voyager 1 spacecraft's lifespan. Read more...

Cyclone Garance brought violent winds to La Réunion, triggering lockdowns, while Japan faces its worst wildfire in 50 years, consuming thousands of hectares of forest. Read more...

Archaeologists in Sharjah have unearthed 80,000-year-old stone blades, offering new insights into early human migration from Africa to the Arabian Peninsula. The discovery highlights the craftsmanship of Homo sapiens. Read more...

A roundup of the latest science news, covering a massive iceberg, virtual reality taste technology, extreme weather in the US, and the impact of climate change on marine life. Read more...

From whale sleep mysteries to Alexander Graham Bell's legacy and the reconstruction of an Iron Age woman's face, explore fascinating science news. Read more...

A roundup of recent science news, including the Blue Ghost lunar landing, research on inflammation, 3D printing in medicine, and the abandonment of "mirror life" research. Read more...

NASA successfully tracked GPS signals on the Moon, while scientists warn about Earth's slowing ocean currents and a white dwarf destroying planets. Read more...

From severe storms sweeping the US to scientists creating "woolly mice" in the pursuit of mammoth de-extinction, here's a look at some of the top science stories. Plus, a new lunar landing attempt. Read more...

This week in science: Beavers combat flooding, endangered frogs get a boost, and researchers are working to make plant-based meat taste better. Plus, a look at ancient history. Read more...

This week in science: Genetically engineered mice with woolly hair, NASA saves power on Voyager, lunar landers, and a butterfly population decline in America. Read more...

This week's science roundup includes troubling whale entanglements, a potential aspirin breakthrough in cancer research, a falcon attack, and a commercial moon landing. Read more...

Catch up on the latest science news: Brain Week in the Czech Republic, advancements in plant breeding, chicken rearing innovations, and impressive student projects. Read more...

The UK is facing a double whammy of extreme weather as a polar vortex collapse threatens a deep freeze while snowstorms are predicted to hit southern and eastern England in March. Read more...

Stay informed with the latest science news, including reports on carbon emissions, heat waves impacting Brazil, gene-edited bananas, and unusual snow depths in the Krkonoše Mountains. Read more...

From a rare planetary alignment to a rogue interstellar object shifting orbits, space is full of surprises. Plus, Czech scientists contribute to Venus exploration! Read more...

Spring's arrival brings multiple dates, a rare black stork sighting, and a stunning planetary parade visible tonight! Plus, Warsaw faces an invasive species. Read more...

Recent archaeological discoveries reveal fascinating insights into our past, from ancient jewelry made of extraterrestrial metal to the world's first city with 4,000 canals. Read more...

This week, catch the rare Lunar X, learn about a private lunar lander's south pole landing, and discover a "sister" site to Stonehenge that's even older! Read more...

SpaceX successfully launched the SpainSat NG-1 satellite, while Starship experienced another test flight failure with the loss of its second stage and subsequent explosion. Read more...

From Martian sand beaches to bacterial cancer therapy and 3D-printed penis implants, China is making waves in the science world. Plus, a math prodigy solves a notorious geometry problem. Read more...

From baby eagles in California to Starship delays, climate change impacts in South Sudan, and invasive rodent cuisine, here's a roundup of the latest science news. Read more...

Recent lunar missions by Intuitive Machines and Firefly Aerospace highlight both the triumphs and challenges of commercial space exploration, marking significant steps towards future lunar endeavors. Read more...

Recent news highlights Intuitive Machines' lunar probe and Firefly Aerospace's moon landing video, alongside tech innovations like AMD's Ryzen 9950X3D and Alibaba's QwQ-32b model. Read more...

The world's largest iceberg, A23a, has run aground near South Georgia, threatening penguin feeding grounds. Meanwhile, wild beavers are making a comeback in England. Read more...

The UK is set for a mixed bag! Expect fierce gales, unusually warm temperatures in some areas, and a chance to witness the spectacular Northern Lights this week. Plus, a new study reveals how images impact children's perceptions of body image. Read more...

The UK braces for potential snow and ice due to a polar vortex collapse, while also announcing the safe disposal of 140 tonnes of radioactive plutonium at Sellafield. Read more...

New discoveries shed light on early human presence in jungles and how Neanderthal blood types may have contributed to their extinction. Read more...

Recent science news includes a successful moon landing, a decline in US butterfly populations, a cyclone approaching Australia, an Antarctic mission, and a study on sperm quality and lifespan. Read more...

From Iowa blizzards to declining butterfly populations and a wonky moon lander, the US is facing a mix of challenges and advancements. Here's a quick look at the latest headlines. Read more...

This week in science: the return of beavers to the UK, NASA astronauts in space, and the lasting legacy of "technofossils" like plastic bags. Read more...

A roundup of recent science news, including AI passing the Turing Test, visible planets, the "most beautiful" dog, and how birds learn songs. Read more...

Three robots are on the Moon, including the Blue Ghost lander. One has gone silent, while Chandrayaan-3 suggests more ice exists on the lunar surface than previously thought. Read more...

Astronauts on the ISS face extended mission, battling unexpected microbes and navigating family concerns back on Earth. Daughter of stranded astronaut blames "negligence" for long stay. Read more...

Recent discoveries suggest Mars had alternating warm/cold periods affecting water. A CIA agent claims to have found life. Plus, a private US lander touches down on the Moon. Read more...

Wildlife protectors find wolves in Broumov after a decade. A new study suggests pollen allergies may have contributed to mammoth extinction. Read more...

NASA is powering down instruments on the Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft to conserve energy and extend their missions, potentially reaching their 50th anniversary in 2027. The move comes as the probes face diminishing power and technical challenges. Read more...

From planetary parades visible in the UK to winter weather advisories in Lake Tahoe and the promise of spring, nature offers a beautiful display. Get ready for celestial events and seasonal changes! Read more...

Malaysia faces weather challenges as MetMalaysia warns of thunderstorms and the JMG reports 24 sinkhole incidents since 2019, with Perak recording the most. Read more...

Explore the latest in space news: A lunar eclipse turns the moon blood red, the search for "ocean worlds" intensifies, and Earth remains vigilant against asteroid threats. Read more...

Flowering plants transformed the Earth, dominating ecosystems and shaping human culture. Discover the secrets of their success, from ancient fossils to modern agriculture. Read more...

Cyclone Garance brought heavy rain and winds over 200 km/h to Reunion Island, causing floods, building damage, and at least four deaths. The island is assessing the damage after the storm. Read more...

Discover how tourist feeding affects reef sharks in French Polynesia and the significance of a canoe discovery in New Zealand. Plus, a surprising dolphin encounter. Read more...

Stranded NASA astronauts brace for Earth's gravity, while a new telescope aims to explore the universe's origins. SpaceX also lost contact with Starship after its launch. Read more...

A roundup of recent science news, including declining butterfly populations, Saharan dust reaching Europe, the successful launch of Ariane 6, and the mystery of Bronze Age tablets. Read more...

Poland is experiencing a mix of spring-like warmth and winter hazards. IMGW warns of both rising temperatures and dangerous conditions like black ice and gusty winds across the country. Read more...

SpaceX's Starship suffered another test flight failure while a private asteroid mission probe, Odin, is likely lost in deep space. Plus, US butterfly populations are declining. Read more...

Poland experiences a mix of natural events: invasive Asian ladybugs are biting, a humpback whale visited, and a warm start to March may give way to frost and snow. Read more...

Scientists have engineered a "woolly mouse" using mammoth DNA as part of an effort to resurrect the woolly mammoth, sparking excitement and ethical debate. Read more...

Recent science news includes a robotic probe aiming for the Moon's South Pole, furry mice with resurrected mammoth genes, and the explanation for a rare disease that "freezes" children. Read more...

Recent astronomical breakthroughs include the discovery of a massive black hole jet, the upcoming launch of NASA's SPHEREx telescope, and detailed observations by the James Webb Space Telescope. Read more...

Recent studies reveal intriguing insights into Enceladus' geysers, a supermassive black hole in the Large Magellanic Cloud, and new methods for measuring dark matter in the Milky Way. Read more...

Archaeologists in Pompeii discovered a rare fresco depicting secret Dionysian cult initiation rites in the House of Thiasus. The find reveals new insights into the city's ancient religious practices. Read more...

UK bumblebee populations hit record lows in 2024, while dating app research reveals tips for attracting better matches and avoiding profile pitfalls. Read more...

Climate change is causing significant disruptions, from impacting airport operations due to rising sea levels and heatwaves, to transforming marine ecosystems in the North Atlantic. Read more...

A rare and powerful tropical cyclone, named Alfred, is approaching eastern Australia, threatening Queensland and New South Wales with dangerous winds and flooding. The Canary Islands also faced severe flooding. Read more...

From lunar landings and wildfire monitoring to spacecraft maintenance and rescue missions, NASA has been at the forefront of space and Earth science this month. Read more...

Northern California faces a mix of weather conditions, including thunderstorms with hail, damaging winds, a winter weather advisory for Lake Tahoe, and a frost advisory for Bay Area inland regions. Read more...

The UK faces a mixed bag: heavy rain and thunderstorms before sunny days, a venomous spider sighting, and a shift towards atheism, according to new reports. Read more...

Recent science news highlights a butterfly population decline, trouble for a NASA moon probe, and the forgotten animal heroes of the space race. Read more...

Australia faces a triple threat: Cyclone Alfred batters Queensland, US tariffs loom large, and Healthscope faces a potential financial crisis. Plus, the election is delayed! Read more...

Recent space news includes discoveries by the Webb telescope, ISRO's engine tests, asteroid origins, and NASA mission delays. Stay up-to-date with the latest in space exploration! Read more...

Recent science news includes updates on lunar landers, a massive iceberg near South Georgia, and an asteroid that has a small chance of impacting Earth in 2032. Read more...

From devastating cyclones and urban flooding to declining butterfly populations and space exploration milestones, Earth faces a complex array of environmental and technological challenges. Read more...

This week in science: New insights into dark matter mass limits, the alarming retreat of Colombian glaciers, and Blue Origin's historic all-female space crew mission. Read more...

Seven planets align, a Danish Stonehenge reveals ancient connections, and Isaac Newton's beer mug goes on display. Science is full of surprises! Read more...

Discoveries in Ivory Coast push back the timeline for human presence in jungles to 150,000 years ago. Plus, over 100,000 African seeds are stored in the Svalbard vault for safekeeping. Read more...

A new study suggests pollen allergies may have contributed to the extinction of mammoths. Plus, wolf populations are thriving in the Broumov region. Read more...

Archaeological discoveries include a man's brain turned to glass by Vesuvius and a hoard of Roman silver coins, offering insights into ancient life and death. Read more...

Scientist Jiří Matas explains how fleeting facial expressions, or microexpressions, reveal our true feelings, even if we try to hide them. Even skilled poker players can't control them! Read more...

The Panama Canal sees increased marine fish migration after expansion, while Australia faces a rare triple tropical storm event in the South Pacific. Read more...

Discoveries in construction and archaeology! A Czech team builds with fungus, while Sharjah reveals 80,000-year-old Homo sapiens tools, shedding light on early human migration. Read more...

Claims of increasing Arctic ice are circulating online, but scientists emphasize the importance of data context amidst global warming realities. We explore the facts and the ongoing research. Read more...

Recent excavations in Pompeii have revealed stunning new frescoes depicting Dionysian rites, featuring an enigmatic woman and a procession with satyrs and bacchantes. Read more...

This week in science: Debunking Arctic ice misinformation, the discovery of ancient Homo sapiens tools in Sharjah, and tracking polar bears in Svalbard. Read more...

NASA is launching a private mission to find lunar water and highlighted Czech contributions to black hole research at a recent conference, showcasing international collaboration in space exploration. Read more...

Discover the story of Ham, the chimpanzee who played a crucial role in the early days of space exploration, and the sacrifices made in the name of progress. Read more...

From a rare planetary alignment captured in Somerset to an alien life exhibition in Barcelona, and an astrobiologist's unique perspective on Earth's survival, science offers breathtaking views. Read more...

The UK is set to dispose of 140 tonnes of plutonium at Sellafield while bumblebee populations hit a record low due to adverse weather conditions. Read more...

Forest rangers in Poland were surprised to discover a dead royal python in a forest near Grodzisk, highlighting the snake's non-native status and lack of natural predators in the region. Read more...

A look at France's water usage, support initiatives for female farmers, and challenges facing major businesses like Stellantis, plus uncertainty surrounding the 2025 budget. Read more...

This week in science: asteroid collision risk decreases dramatically, researchers uncover the secrets of ultra-black velvet ants, and we delve into the unsettling origins of obstetrical forceps. Read more...

Scientists have successfully reintroduced corals and sponges to the Catalan coast, while other researchers solved a rare childhood disease and a probability puzzle. Read more...

Predator populations are booming in Europe, an asteroid threat recedes, and climate change realities become clearer. Scientists grapple with biodiversity loss and the Gulf Stream's future. Read more...

Researchers have discovered a rare phenomenon: the 2,000-year-old eruption of Mount Vesuvius vitrified a victim's brain, turning it into glass. The discovery offers insight into the devastating effects of the eruption. Read more...

New research suggests Mars' distinctive red color, caused by the mineral ferrihydrite formed in cool water, could indicate the planet was once habitable. Scientists replicate Martian dust to understand its origins. Read more...

A roundup of recent science news including a polar vortex affecting Poland, cave contamination in the Balearic Islands, Czech space probe advancements, Hunnic origins, forest fire research, and Gulf Stream studies. Read more...

Spanish mountaineer Jesús Calleja aims for space while Seville experiences a 4.1 magnitude earthquake. Will Calleja become Spain's third astronaut? Read more...

Recent studies shed light on the composition of Mars and the stability of Atlantic Ocean currents, challenging previous assumptions and highlighting the impact of climate change. Read more...

New research reveals a dormant volcano in Romania could impact Poland. Plus, a warmer end to February and a mild start to March are predicted for Central Europe. Read more...

Cyclone Garance brought severe weather to Réunion, triggering a series of alerts from orange to purple and red. Wind gusts exceeding 200 km/h and heavy rains impacted the island. Read more...

Recent scientific breakthroughs include creating a bi-paternal mouse, restoring seagrass in Scotland, finding extraterrestrial jewelry, and learning about Isaac Newton's beer habits. Read more...

This week in science: exploring the evolving understanding of invertebrate sentience, the reintroduction of rare lichen, CO2-chomping algae, and the concept of technofossils. Read more...

SpaceX is launching lunar missions and enabling space research, but growing concerns about space debris and atmospheric pollution from rocket explosions are emerging. Read more...

Discover the various dates marking the start of spring and the latest scientific findings on the Turin Shroud's age, plus a Belgian researcher training dogs to find murder victims' skeletons. Read more...

From lunar landings and water ice searches to celebrity spaceflights and the surprising cleanliness of the ISS, space exploration is making headlines in 2025 and beyond. Read more...

Rising sea levels and heatwaves are impacting airports, while global warming increases turbulence. Plus, French gaming clubs are reopening and SNCF seeks a new CEO. Read more...

Recent discoveries include a possible planetary orbit shift, a unique ultra-hot Neptune atmosphere, the return of Sunita Williams, and a planetary alignment illusion. Read more...

Astronomers discover new quasars, seismic data challenges Earth's core structure, and California battles worsening drought despite rain. Plus, a superpod of dolphins! Read more...

China's space program is making strides, from sending a Pakistani astronaut to Tiangong space station to uncovering evidence of ancient oceans and beaches on Mars, and planning a moon landing by 2030. Read more...

Cyclone Garance brought intense winds and heavy rainfall to Réunion, causing widespread damage, fatalities, and injuries. The island is assessing the aftermath. Read more...

A humpback whale lingers in Poland, a solar eclipse is coming, sunny weather is on the way and ancient cannibalism evidence is unearthed! Read more...

Six cyclones raged in the Southern Hemisphere, while scientists unveil "e-Taste" for virtual reality, promising flavor experiences without the calories (or spice!). Read more...

Astronomers have lowered the risk assessment for asteroid 2024 YR4, while a total lunar eclipse in March 2025 promises a unique celestial event. Plus, discover the hidden role of fungi in regulating Earth's climate. Read more...

Recent discoveries from the Hubble, Webb, and SPHEREx telescopes are revolutionizing our understanding of galaxies, star formation, and the early universe. Read more...

Australian studies reveal a record-breaking hot summer linked to climate change and categorize four distinct types of romantic lovers based on intensity, commitment, and sex frequency. Read more...

A compact, 3-kilogram detector successfully identified antineutrinos at a Swiss nuclear power plant, potentially revolutionizing nuclear monitoring. Basel, Switzerland, meanwhile, is going green, one rooftop at a time. Read more...

Get ready for March's celestial events! This month features both a partial lunar eclipse and a solar eclipse, plus the arrival of the astronomical spring. We also explore how neuroscience could revolutionize education. Read more...

Poland is set to experience a mix of severe weather conditions, including heavy snowfall, storms, and fluctuating temperatures, according to IMGW forecasts. Be prepared for travel disruptions and changing conditions. Read more...

Recent space news reveals a spiral structure in the Oort Cloud, declining ocean evaporation despite rising temperatures, an X-ray flash mystery, and ISS health concerns. Read more...

Recent lunar activity discoveries and a successful moon landing contrast with warnings about Greenland's rapidly melting ice sheet and potential sea level rise. Read more...

Recent scientific findings explore diverse topics in Spain: Iron Age ritual practices involving skulls, evolving attitudes towards sex, and a weather shift for Carnival. Read more...

Get ready for a celestial treat! Seven planets will align in a rare planetary parade visible on February 28, 2025. But some claims about a perfect alignment aren't quite right... Read more...

UK waters are warming at an alarming rate, threatening native fish species like cod, haddock, and salmon, and potentially impacting the UK's food supply. Scientists are investigating the implications. Read more...

NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission discovered organic compounds on asteroid Bennu, hinting at the possibility of life's ingredients existing elsewhere in the early solar system. Plus, NASA's private Moon fleet achieves two lunar landings in a week. Read more...