SScience Read More Scientists find evidence for several Earth axis shifts during the age of dinosaursOctober 3, 2026 A new study finds evidence that Earth may have undergone several episodes of rapid true polar wander during…
SScience Read More Rainstorms billions of years ago may have created habitable hotspots on MarsOctober 3, 2026 A new global model suggests ancient Mars did not receive prebiotic formaldehyde evenly. Rainfall and atmospheric water vapor…
SScience Read More Ancient English supervolcano blasted ash across northern Europe 454 million years agoSeptember 2, 2026 A buried volcanic complex beneath eastern England may be the long-sought source of the enormous Kinnekulle ash layer…
EEnvironment Read More El Niño is stronger than at any point in the past 1,000 years, coral records revealSeptember 1, 2026 El Niño variability in the eastern Pacific has increased by about 36.5% compared with the pre-industrial era, according…
EEnvironment Read More New recycling process converts plastic waste into useful chemicals using only water and oxygenAugust 4, 2026 Researchers developed a catalyst-free recycling method that uses only water and oxygen to break down durable plastics such…
EEnvironment Read More Swedish lakes help solve Darwin’s 160-year puzzle about invasive speciesJune 19, 2026 Darwin’s old puzzle starts with a simple question: when a species enters a new habitat, does it do…
EEnvironment Read More Planting a billion trees won’t save the climate, however, the right ones mightMarch 19, 2026 The appeal of reforestation is almost intuitive. Trees absorb carbon dioxide. The planet has too much carbon dioxide.…
SSpace Read More Tardigrades and water reveal potential for food growth on MarsMarch 2, 2026 Tardigrades have a reputation for being nearly indestructible. These microscopic animals, often nicknamed water bears, can dry out…
EEnvironment Read More New platinum-free photocatalyst turns sunlight and water into renewable energyMarch 1, 2026 A small beaker of water can look ordinary. Under the right light, it can also become a quiet…
SScience Read More Quiet cracking is destabilizing Antarctica’s Doomsday Glacier leading to irreversible collapseJanuary 1, 2026 Debangshu Banerjee, a recent graduate of the Centre for Earth Observation Sciences at the University of Manitoba, with…
SScience Read More Fusion reactors may be the key to uncovering dark matter particlesDecember 21, 2025 Nuclear fusion is often framed as a future source of clean energy. A new theoretical study is looking…
SScience Read More Harvard scientists tell a ‘hot’ story about beetles and plant sexDecember 13, 2025 Flowers are often described as visual advertisements, using bright colors and strong scents to draw in insects. Yet…