Space tourism grows as a market with a couple companies offering to take paying customers to space. The question arises - is this good or bad?
Space tourism grows as a market with a couple companies offering to take paying customers to space. The question arises - is this good or bad?
Cordycepine, a substance derived from the fungus Cordyceps militaris, can block cell growth signals and reduce the growth of cancer cells, offering a basis for new cancer drugs.
COP29 is well underway, and scientists are urging immediate action to protect against the worst impacts of climate change.
Smarter social media use could ease anxiety and loneliness, research suggests
A new study has revealed for the first time that people in countries contributing the least to climate change are already bearing the brunt of its devastating consequences – and the burden is set to get worse.
NASA’s Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) captured stunning images of gravity waves generated by Hurricane Helene on September 26, 2024. These waves extend high into Earth's atmosphere and offer valuable insights into how storms impact space weather.
New models developed by the National Center for Atmospheric Research have revealed that the Sun may boast a polar vortex of its own. These large, swirling masses are of particular interest, as they could have a dramatic effect on the Sun's magnetic field.
It is a fruit that can reduce total cholesterol and LDL (bad cholesterol). And that's not all: it also strengthens immunity and promotes intestinal health. Find out which one is here.
This simple natural remedy has gained popularity for its medicinal benefits that have been used for centuries and is currently a natural ally against stress and heartburn.
New research led by Virginia Tech hunts for proof of dark matter within crystals.
High tech remotely operated equipment has revealed new creatures in the deep ocean. One particular "mystery mollusc" appeared particularly tricky to define, in more ways than one. But scientists have cracked its secret.
If you've ever noticed your dog shaking vigorously after a bath or swim, you’ve probably wondered: Why do dogs shake so much when they're wet? In this article, we’ll explain the science behind it.