Unknown Worlds / Healing The Ocean, Together: Subnautica 2 × The Ocean Cleanup
Hello Subnauts, Since Subnautica 2 entered Early Access, you have continued to amaze us. You’ve charted every trench,…
Mars’s Funky Moon Deimos was Shaped by an Impact
Both of Mars’ moons are oddballs. They’re small and lumpy like potatoes, and for a long time, astronomers…
Superconducting Temperature Record Set At Ambient Pressure
An interesting type of superconductors available to us today are the ones that achieve this property at room…
Feds Issue Official Warning After Monkeys Suffer Amputations, Burst Organ, Death at Biomere: PETA Statement
ShareShare on Facebook PostShare on X ShareShare on LinkedIn For Immediate Release:August 20, 2026 Contact:Tasgola Bruner 202-483-7382 Worcester,…
New theory of information physics could solve cosmology’s gravity crisis
Gravity is likely the force we are all most familiar with. Yet, scientifically, it remains the most mysterious.…
Narwhals Sport Iconic Straight, Spiraled Tusks. Scientists Just Uncovered Some of the Eye-Catching Feature’s Structural Secrets
The Arctic whales are the only known animals with straight tusks, and ones that consistently twist to the…
Mars may hold enough liquid water to cover the entire planet to a depth of 1 to 2 kilometres — trapped in tiny cracks and pores in rock roughly 11.5 to 20 kilometres underground, far beyond anything we’ve ever been capable of drilling on Mars.
Mars may be hiding a tremendous amount of liquid water, but almost certainly not as a buried sea.…
3x larger crystal could power laser systems for fusion research
A North Carolina-based company has grown and harvested a ytterbium-doped yttrium lithium fluoride (Yb:YLF) crystal boule. Laser crystals,…
We tend to think complex planning is a primate specialty, but a 2017 study found ravens outplanned chimpanzees, orangutans and bonobos at a trading task.
There is a quiet assumption most of us carry about intelligence: that planning for a future that hasn’t…
Cold War nuclear tests nearly doubled the carbon-14 in the atmosphere, leaving an isotopic timestamp inside cells born during those decades — and researchers later used that accidental fallout to answer a question anatomy had failed to settle: whether the adult human heart can make new cells
Anyone alive in 1963 ate fallout. Not enough to hurt them, but enough to leave a mark, and…
Major blow to residents over huge solar farm plan that could power 200,000 homes
The huge project will cover 170 agricultural fields spanning Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire The One Earth Solar Farm will…
Microbes from Earth may survive on the moon, scientists find
Microbes from Earth might survive the harsh surface of the moon, albeit in a state of suspended animation,…