The Harvest Supermoon on September 17 will light up the night sky with a partial eclipse, visible across North America, Europe, and Africa.
The Harvest Supermoon on September 17 will light up the night sky with a partial eclipse, visible across North America, Europe, and Africa.
Researchers recently disclosed the discovery of a giant fossil of a marine scorpion in Australia, which exceeded the size of an adult. See more information.
Who doesn’t want to know the secret to longevity, right? Although there is no magic formula, researchers have observed that excluding a protein can reduce inflammation and extend lifespan.
According to new research, the origin of rain is important for predicting the risk of global water security; this risk is greater than previously thought.
According to a very unconventional study, it was discovered that unattractive people can die earlier than more beautiful people. Find out more about this fact here!
COVID-19 is a respiratory infection that emerged in 2019 and subsequently several variants appeared, raising concerns. Now, scientists have discovered a new antibody that is capable of neutralising all variants.
According to an American study, rechargeable lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles and devices are considered a growing source of chemicals.
Imagine being able to observe the universe with never before seen clarity! Astronomers around the world achieved this using a technique allowing them to obtain the highest possible resolution, opening a new window to explore the mysteries of the cosmos.
A new study sheds light on the vital role that mixing Atlantic and Arctic waters plays in maintaining the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), which is crucial to regulating Earth's climate.
It could be a revolutionary invention that the whole world will copy, as happened with red, which continues to make unstoppable progress in Japan.
A sail can be seen hurtling across the night sky after being deployed by NASA. Why the need to "sail in space" and how is it staying in orbit, while "wobbling" around?
A unique doughnut-shaped zone inside Earth's outer core reveals new insights into our planet's magnetic field, prompting fresh research on its formation and future.