There are better maps of the lunar surface than of the Earth's ocean floor, but this is changing thanks to high-resolution data obtained from space by satellites.
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SpaceX's ambitious orbital flight, funded by entrepreneur Chun Wang, becomes the first private space mission to fly over both of Earth's geographic poles. Four non-professional crew members will conduct 22 scientific experiments that could revolutionize space exploration.
Crowned Europe's top city for gastronomy tourism according to Time Out's 2025 ranking, Madrid is shaking up established standards. While Paris slips to ninth place and Rome drops out of the top 20, the Spanish capital boasts a thriving culinary scene.
Ever looked into your dog’s eyes and thought you knew exactly what they were feeling? A new study suggests you might be wrong. Despite our deep bond with dogs, researchers have found that humans aren’t as skilled at interpreting canine emotions as we think.
The University of Portsmouth in England partnered with tech company TG0 to make smart insoles that can measure how the body interacts with the ground, potentially reducing the risk of sports injury.
Dust storms, wildfires, and other factors associated with climate change increase allergies both directly and indirectly through increased particulate matter, pollen, and decreased biodiversity.
Despite its beauty and pleasant scent, mimosa is an invasive species that has been seriously threatening the biodiversity of the Côte d'Azur for many decades.
Do you want to decorate your garden or home with flowers, but do you want to do it quickly, without waiting too long for them to bloom? Don't worry, we'll help you: here are 5 flowers that grow really quickly for you to plant.
From pouched mammals to venomous reptiles, Australia's wildlife is unique in the world. Here's why the country's fauna is so strange, different, and bizarre.
A new study quantifies the effects of climate warming and intensified heatwave events on surface oxygen levels in lakes around the world.
Researchers at Embrapa have used CRISPR-Cas9 to make the fungus Beauveria bassiana more lethal against pests, reducing the time it takes to act and the need for pesticides. This innovation could transform biological control in agriculture.
A recent paper by climatologist Timo Kelder proposes a three-pronged scientific approach to addressing the unprecedented climate challenges we face.