Science
Scientists develop painless nanoneedle patch to replace traditional biopsies
This technology could mean earlier diagnosis and more regular monitoring, transforming how diseases are tracked and treated.
ESA's Proba-3 mission creates first artificial solar eclipse in space
Scientists begin search for 200,000 sunken nuclear waste barrels in the Northeast Atlantic
Breath 'fingerprints' can be used to identify people with 96.8% accuracy
Fisherman Hallur Antoniussen spots rare black iceberg off the coast of Canada
Glaciologist Lev Tarasov suggests the iceberg's dark color could be from millennia-old debris mixed in the ice.
Are humpback whales trying to communicate? Bubble rings may be key
Study finds whales create bubble rings during calm interactions, possibly as playful communication.
Scientists discover unexplained radio signals from beneath Antarctic ice
Physicists puzzled as anomalous signals defy current models of particle physics.
Famous Ice Age 'puppies' identified as wolf cubs
Researchers were surprised to see evidence of a woolly rhinoceros as part of the puppies' last meals, as this would have been a considerably large animal for a wolf to hunt.
Study shows pig domestication began 8,000 years ago in southern China
Researchers found pigs consumed cooked foods and harbored human parasites, indicating close relationships with humans.
The dragon prince: T. Rex related new dinosaur species found in Mongolia
Discovery leads to revised tyrannosaur family tree, shedding light on T. rex's ancestry.
Solar Orbiter spacecraft obtains first images of the sun's poles
"The data that Solar Orbiter obtains during the coming years will help modelers in predicting the solar cycle," said solar physicist Hamish Reid.
Asteroid 2024 YR4 could hit the Moon in 2032 with a 4.3% chance
NASA says even if it hits, the Moon's orbit will remain unchanged.
First ever discovery of sauropod gut contents confirms herbivorous diet
Analysis reveals sauropods didn't chew but used gut microbes to digest varied plant diet.
Scientists observe worm towers in nature for the first time
"A nematode tower is not just a pile of worms. It is a coordinated structure, a superorganism in motion."
