Ancient Human Butchery on Elephants Found in Kashmir Valley
Roughly 300,000 to 400,000 years ago, in the Kashmir Valley, the remains of ancient elephants were preserved along with stone...
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Pacific Islands scientists launch academy to promote research and education
Scientists from across the Pacific Islands will gather in Samoa to officially launch the Pacific Islands Academy of Sciences. This...
How Do Black Holes Merge? A Look at These Cosmic Collisions
Black hole mergers are some of the most energetic and intense events known in the cosmos. When two black holes...
COP16 meets to review efforts in protecting species and preserving nature.
Biodiversity contains various life on Earth, including plants, animals, fungi and even microorganisms like bacteria. These different life forms are...
Discover the quirky Greater Short-Horned Lizard and its surprising defenses!
The Greater Short-Horned Lizard, scientifically known as Phrynosoma hernandesi, is a remarkable reptile found across North and Central America. This...
Can New Forest Projects Help Save Monarch Butterflies in Mexico?
Climate change poses a significant threat to the oyamel fir forests in central Mexico, the crucial winter habitat for millions...
China Builds World’s Most Powerful Resistive Magnet at SHMFF
China has built the world's most powerful resistive magnet, achieving a magnetic field strength of 42.02 tesla. The milestone was...
Ai Tool Helps Groups With Differing Views Find Consensus Easily
Artificial intelligence is showing promise in helping people with opposing views find common ground. A new tool developed by Google...
Nasa and Global Partners Discuss Future of Space Exploration in Milan
On October 14, 2024, representatives from the Artemis Accords signatories convened during the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) held in Milan....
Bristol’s System with Remote Rover Control Could Change Lunar Exploration
In the near future, teleoperated rovers could be conducting important tasks on the moon, controlled by humans from Earth. This...
JWST Reveals Westerlund 1, Milky Way’s Biggest Star Cluster
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has given astronomers the clearest view of Westerlund 1, the largest young star cluster...
Curious about solar maximum? Here’s what you need to know!
Solar maximum marks a critical phase within the solar cycle, which spans roughly 11 years. During this time, the Sun...
Rich Biodiversity in the Global South Lacks Proper Genomic Representation
Countries in the Global South, including those in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, are home to much richer biodiversity than...
Why didn’t the Vikings settle in North America? Let’s find out!
The Vikings reached North America around A.D. 1000, landing in what is now Newfoundland, Canada. They built an outpost called...
Is the Milky Way Part of a Bigger Cosmic Structure than We Thought?
Recent research has led to a new understanding of our galaxy's position within the universe. A fresh study suggests that...
STAR1 Robot Hits 8 mph Thanks to Sneakers in Gobi Desert Run
A new humanoid robot from China has set a record by running at a top speed of just over 8...
Standing too long can harm your circulation, research shows.
Standing desks have become a popular alternative for office workers looking to break up long hours of sitting. However, a...
Can moving trees save the monarch butterflies in Mexico?
An innovative project aimed at cultivating new oyamel fir forests in central Mexico holds promise for the survival of monarch...
Meet 2024 PT5, Earth’s mini-moon and a potential goldmine!
A new celestial body, named 2024 PT5, has recently joined Earth's orbit, marking an intriguing development in our understanding of...
Can Diamond Dust Help Cool Earth? Exploring Costs, Geoengineering Risks
Injecting diamond dust into the atmosphere could potentially cool the planet by 1.6ºC, according to a recent study published in...
