Scientists Found What They Believe Is a Portal to the Fifth Dimension Through a Never-Before-Seen Particle
Something is missing from the universe. Not misplaced, but structurally absent. About 85 percent of all matter in…
In New Zealand’s Wellington, residents campaign to return kiwi birds after century-long absence
Open this photo in gallery: Staff members of conservation organizations hold kiwi birds during an event at Parliament…
TRIUMF triumph: Two Saint Mary’s science students awarded prestigious fellowships
Clara Wrightman-Dillon, a physics major from St. Andrews, N.B., will be working with Dr. Adam Garnsworthy and researchers…
‘A year with some water challenges:’ seasonal restrictions in effect across Nanaimo & Oceanside | NanaimoNewsNOW
Seasonal water restrictions are in place for most of the mid-Island with areas like Nanaimo, Lantzville, Parksville and…
Nearby spiral galaxy reveals how stars are born and die
Today’s Image of the Day from the European Space Agency features a spiral galaxy filled with bright star…
how far can new tiny knotted fibre leap into the air? – Physics World
Quiz of the week: how far can new tiny knotted fibre leap into the air? – Physics World…
Orphaned sea otter forms mother-daughter bond in aquarium’s surrogacy program
Open this photo in gallery: Sunny, the southern sea otter, looks up while being cuddled by surrogate mother…
Look up, Cochrane: The Flower Moon rises tonight
If you’re out and about in Cochrane tonight, it’s worth taking a moment to look up. The Flower…
Why India’s heat is getting harsher in 2026: Early heatwaves, below-normal rainfall, El Niño risk and rising human cost | India News
Step outside into 45-47°C heat and it is not just uncomfortable. It is immediate and overwhelming. The sun…
Multiple 40-minute exposures identified hidden moon that even NASA’s Voyager 2 couldn’t detect
The Artemis II launch has rocketed space photography into the fore and I for one cannot get enough…
Scientists Exposed Flies to Crushing Hypergravity. The Results Were Unexpected
Pests are, well, pesky because they simply won’t go away. And in a terrifying turn of events, scientists…
AI’s Role in Scientific Knowledge Monoculture?
(Toronto, May 1, 2026) JMIR Publications released a thought-provoking new feature in its News and Perspectives section that…