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...

Donald Trump engages in multiple political fronts, from strained relations with Canada and attacks on science funding to a controversial AI video depicting Gaza's future. 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...

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...

From glitter bombs to comedy legends and the best vibrators, this week's entertainment news is a wild ride! Plus, test your knowledge with a Thursday quiz. 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...

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...

England welcomes beavers back after centuries, a judge halts Trump's mass firings, and Nauru sells citizenship to combat rising sea levels. 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...

A collection of intriguing links covering topics from feudalism to Technicolor, alongside a thought-provoking question about the most-seen person in history. Read more...

A Polish mother's intoxication leads to school intervention, while Poznan residents prepare for February 28, 2025 weather. Two distinct stories highlight everyday concerns. Read more...

Recent developments in German politics include Robert Habeck's exhaustion, disputes over humanities at TU Berlin, SPD reorganization, discontent among Germans abroad, and debates over constitutional law. Read more...