Science

A long-term collaboration between the Met Office and National Oceanography Centre continues to improve data collection in the North Sea.

Hollywood movies suggest that lions or sharks are the deadliest creatures. However, you might be surprised which ones are actually the most dangerous.

As spring break approaches and the allure of sun-kissed beaches beckons, it's essential to arm yourself with knowledge about one of the ocean's most formidable hazards: rip currents.

A team of scientists has discovered that the influx of water from melting glaciers in Greenland into the Atlantic Ocean can trigger hot, dry summers in Europe. Warning signs can be an indicator of the trend in subsequent summer seasons. Towards five scorching summers?

For decades, scientists have speculated about strong global cooling following a powerful volcanic eruption. Now, new studies provide more precise answers on this subject.

Do you feel like you see strange objects floating in your field of vision? Don't worry, these are probably eye floaters. But what exactly are they and how can they be eliminated? The answers to these questions in our article.

Shedding light on blue light: New research reveals how your device screens could be affecting your sleep and health.

Recent research delves into the impact of ultraviolet radiation emitted by massive stars on the formation of planets within protoplanetary disks.

A group of researchers has carefully analyzed a very particular pair of supermassive black holes: not only are they incredibly close to each other but they are also the heaviest ever observed so far.

The new species of fairy lantern was found in Japan. These plants do not have leaves and do not carry out photosynthesis. They feed on fungi in the soil and have a glass-like appearance.

Recently, fungi capable of replacing meat protein have been identified. From NASA space research, it became a differentiated gastronomic product capable of replacing a series of products for a healthy diet.

The current El Niño has been confirmed by meteorologists as one of the five strongest on record, exacerbating climate change and driving temperatures to record levels.