How climate change worsened the most destructive wildfires in L.A. history
Human-caused climate change significantly contributes to the intensity and spread of destructive wildfires in L.A., exacerbating dry conditions and high temperatures.
How climate instability may be disrupting the polar vortex
The severe cold in January 2024 was caused by a deeply dipping polar jet stream linked to a disrupted stratospheric polar vortex.
Economic growth could fall 50% over 20 years from climate shocks, say actuaries
Global economic growth may decrease by 50% by 2090 without urgent climate action.
Immediate decarbonization and nature restoration are critical to avert economic disaster.
Wildfires drive record leap in global level of climate-heating CO2
Wildfires in 2024 accelerated CO2 levels to a record high, highlighting worsening climate crisis due to human activity.
Airborne Lead and Chlorine Levels Soared as L.A. Wildfires Raged
Wildfires in urban areas release toxic pollutants at alarming levels, posing increased health risks to surrounding communities.
From Wildfires to Courtrooms: How Attribution Science Fuels Climate Justice
Attribution science strengthens legal accountability by linking climate change to extreme weather events, emphasizing the need for informed policy and governance.
How climate change worsened the most destructive wildfires in L.A. history
Human-caused climate change significantly contributes to the intensity and spread of destructive wildfires in L.A., exacerbating dry conditions and high temperatures.
How climate instability may be disrupting the polar vortex
The severe cold in January 2024 was caused by a deeply dipping polar jet stream linked to a disrupted stratospheric polar vortex.
Economic growth could fall 50% over 20 years from climate shocks, say actuaries
Global economic growth may decrease by 50% by 2090 without urgent climate action.
Immediate decarbonization and nature restoration are critical to avert economic disaster.
Wildfires drive record leap in global level of climate-heating CO2
Wildfires in 2024 accelerated CO2 levels to a record high, highlighting worsening climate crisis due to human activity.
Airborne Lead and Chlorine Levels Soared as L.A. Wildfires Raged
Wildfires in urban areas release toxic pollutants at alarming levels, posing increased health risks to surrounding communities.
From Wildfires to Courtrooms: How Attribution Science Fuels Climate Justice
Attribution science strengthens legal accountability by linking climate change to extreme weather events, emphasizing the need for informed policy and governance.
Martin Karplus obituary: theoretical chemist who first simulated proteins using molecular dynamics
Martin Karplus revolutionized theoretical chemistry through simulations that bridge classical and quantum physics, earning a Nobel Prize for his contributions to understanding molecular interactions.
Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin launches its New Glenn rocket on first test flight
New Glenn marked a successful test flight for Blue Origin, showcasing advancements in space technology under Jeff Bezos's vision.
Race to the Moon: Here Are the Missions America and Its Rivals Are Planning by 2030
Exciting advancements in lunar exploration are underway, with multiple countries and private enterprises planning missions to the Moon within the next five years.
Key to space ambitions': India succeeds in historic space docking mission
India successfully docked satellites in space, becoming the fourth country to achieve this feat alongside the US, Russia, and China.
Trump, Musk set sights on Mars
Trump's inaugural address pledged to send American astronauts to Mars, reflecting a bold, national vision for space exploration.
Trump promises to expand US territory to a place out of this world
Trump promises to launch astronauts to Mars, emphasizing ambition as a hallmark of national greatness.
It's America's 'Manifest Destiny' to plant a flag on Mars, Trump says
Trump's government may prioritize Mars exploration alongside NASA's existing programs, influenced by Musk and SpaceX's ambitions.
Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin launches its New Glenn rocket on first test flight
New Glenn marked a successful test flight for Blue Origin, showcasing advancements in space technology under Jeff Bezos's vision.
Race to the Moon: Here Are the Missions America and Its Rivals Are Planning by 2030
Exciting advancements in lunar exploration are underway, with multiple countries and private enterprises planning missions to the Moon within the next five years.
Key to space ambitions': India succeeds in historic space docking mission
India successfully docked satellites in space, becoming the fourth country to achieve this feat alongside the US, Russia, and China.
Trump, Musk set sights on Mars
Trump's inaugural address pledged to send American astronauts to Mars, reflecting a bold, national vision for space exploration.
Trump promises to expand US territory to a place out of this world
Trump promises to launch astronauts to Mars, emphasizing ambition as a hallmark of national greatness.
It's America's 'Manifest Destiny' to plant a flag on Mars, Trump says
Trump's government may prioritize Mars exploration alongside NASA's existing programs, influenced by Musk and SpaceX's ambitions.
Flora Vincent's research benefits from using the Advanced Mobile Laboratory, allowing for more accurate sampling of marine microorganisms in their natural environments.
Brain implant that could boost mood by using ultrasound to go under NHS trial
A pioneering NHS trial is testing a brain-computer interface that uses ultrasound to improve mental health by altering brain activity.
Weight-loss drugs may boost health in many ways
Weight-loss drugs can improve heart health and reduce the risk of mental illness, but they also have risks, including increased joint pain and pancreatitis.
The mental illness you're most likely to have, depending on your job
Career choices may reflect genetic predisposition to mental health disorders, with a minor influence.
Brain implant that could boost mood by using ultrasound to go under NHS trial
A pioneering NHS trial is testing a brain-computer interface that uses ultrasound to improve mental health by altering brain activity.
Weight-loss drugs may boost health in many ways
Weight-loss drugs can improve heart health and reduce the risk of mental illness, but they also have risks, including increased joint pain and pancreatitis.
The mental illness you're most likely to have, depending on your job
Career choices may reflect genetic predisposition to mental health disorders, with a minor influence.
Revealed: Why the fatal Huntington's gene takes so long to cause harm
Late onset of Huntington's disease symptoms is due to accumulated genetic errors in neurons over time, particularly affecting DNA-repair mechanisms.
Aerobic exercise: A powerful ally in fight against Alzheimer's
Regular aerobic exercise may significantly reduce Alzheimer's disease markers and enhance brain health, providing new prevention strategies against cognitive decline.
Sleeping pills stop the brain's system for cleaning out waste
The brain cleans itself through glymphatic clearance, primarily during NREM sleep, driven by norepinephrine and inhibited by anesthesia and sleep medications.
Revealed: Why the fatal Huntington's gene takes so long to cause harm
Late onset of Huntington's disease symptoms is due to accumulated genetic errors in neurons over time, particularly affecting DNA-repair mechanisms.
Aerobic exercise: A powerful ally in fight against Alzheimer's
Regular aerobic exercise may significantly reduce Alzheimer's disease markers and enhance brain health, providing new prevention strategies against cognitive decline.
Sleeping pills stop the brain's system for cleaning out waste
The brain cleans itself through glymphatic clearance, primarily during NREM sleep, driven by norepinephrine and inhibited by anesthesia and sleep medications.
A new report breaks down the alarming rise in cancer among working-age women
Women under 65 are now getting cancer at higher rates than men, particularly in breast and lung cancer, highlighting a significant health concern.
Cancer cases rising for women and younger adults in US, report finds
Cancer rates among younger adults and women are increasing, particularly breast and thyroid cancers, marking a significant demographic shift.
Revealed: UK drinking water sources polluted with forever chemicals
Raw drinking water in England is contaminated with toxic forever chemicals, necessitating urgent regulatory action.
Millions in US Exposed to Unregulated Industrial Chemicals in Drinking Water
Nearly 100 million Americans are at risk of exposure to unregulated chemicals in drinking water, especially communities of color.
More Healthy Eaters Are Being Diagnosed With Colon Cancer
Colorectal cancer cases among individuals under 50 are rising, signaling a worrying trend that contradicts traditional perceptions of health and lifestyle.
Wildfires Can Contaminate Drinking Water Systems With Harmful Chemicals
The contaminated tap water poses significant health risks for communities impacted by wildfires.
A new report breaks down the alarming rise in cancer among working-age women
Women under 65 are now getting cancer at higher rates than men, particularly in breast and lung cancer, highlighting a significant health concern.
Cancer cases rising for women and younger adults in US, report finds
Cancer rates among younger adults and women are increasing, particularly breast and thyroid cancers, marking a significant demographic shift.
Revealed: UK drinking water sources polluted with forever chemicals
Raw drinking water in England is contaminated with toxic forever chemicals, necessitating urgent regulatory action.
Millions in US Exposed to Unregulated Industrial Chemicals in Drinking Water
Nearly 100 million Americans are at risk of exposure to unregulated chemicals in drinking water, especially communities of color.
More Healthy Eaters Are Being Diagnosed With Colon Cancer
Colorectal cancer cases among individuals under 50 are rising, signaling a worrying trend that contradicts traditional perceptions of health and lifestyle.
Wildfires Can Contaminate Drinking Water Systems With Harmful Chemicals
The contaminated tap water poses significant health risks for communities impacted by wildfires.
A promising (and surprisingly simple) way to detect alien life
New methods are essential for distinguishing viable life forms from non-living materials in astrobiological studies.
Microbial motility offers a promising approach for detecting extraterrestrial life in harsh environments.
Life in Venusian Clouds: A Hypothesis for Microbial Survival and Life Cycle | HackerNoon
Life in Venus's clouds may persist through a unique microbial life cycle involving the use of liquid droplets for survival.
Challenges for Life in the Venusian Clouds Include Severe Acidity, Extreme Dryness, & Limited Water | HackerNoon
Venusian clouds present extreme conditions that challenge the possibility of life, with arguments favoring habitat existence solely within cloud droplets.
Life is thriving in the subsurface depths of Earth
Microbial diversity increases with depth in the terrestrial subsurface, suggesting complex adaptation mechanisms despite low energy.
Microbial Life on Venus Requires a Unique Life Cycle to Overcome Extreme Conditions | HackerNoon
Life in Venusian clouds faces severe environmental challenges like extreme acidity and low water.
A new life cycle concept for microbes outlines spore formation in lower haze layers.
A promising (and surprisingly simple) way to detect alien life
New methods are essential for distinguishing viable life forms from non-living materials in astrobiological studies.
Microbial motility offers a promising approach for detecting extraterrestrial life in harsh environments.
Life in Venusian Clouds: A Hypothesis for Microbial Survival and Life Cycle | HackerNoon
Life in Venus's clouds may persist through a unique microbial life cycle involving the use of liquid droplets for survival.
Challenges for Life in the Venusian Clouds Include Severe Acidity, Extreme Dryness, & Limited Water | HackerNoon
Venusian clouds present extreme conditions that challenge the possibility of life, with arguments favoring habitat existence solely within cloud droplets.
Life is thriving in the subsurface depths of Earth
Microbial diversity increases with depth in the terrestrial subsurface, suggesting complex adaptation mechanisms despite low energy.
Microbial Life on Venus Requires a Unique Life Cycle to Overcome Extreme Conditions | HackerNoon
Life in Venusian clouds faces severe environmental challenges like extreme acidity and low water.
A new life cycle concept for microbes outlines spore formation in lower haze layers.
Shock new theory about Easter Island heads REVEALED
Hancock proposes that Easter Island's Moai statues were built by a pre-existing population over 12,000 years ago, challenging established archaeological beliefs.
What alcohol does to your brain and body, according to the latest science
Alcohol affects individuals differently based on various biological factors, complicating safe consumption assessments.
Chefs, plumbers, and electricians recruited to work at the South Pole
The British Antarctic Survey is hiring various support roles for research stations in Antarctica, offering unique experiences despite extreme conditions.
Social media goes wild over the 'cutest crab in the world'
A tiny crab discovered by NOAA in the Gulf of Mexico has gone viral, being dubbed the 'cutest in the world' by many social media users.
Sheep in Texas are helping the solar industry. It's mutually beneficial
Sheep are increasingly used for grazing on solar farms, providing an eco-friendly solution to manage vegetation while supporting the sheep and wool market.
High fertiliser use halves numbers of pollinators, world's longest study finds
High levels of common fertilizers drastically reduce flower and pollinator numbers, with a notable decline in bees, impacting the entire ecosystem.
Robotic hand helps pianists overcome "ceiling effect"
Passive training with a robotic exoskeleton may help pianists overcome skill plateaus.
Medieval Birds of Prey Feasted on Human Waste, Study Finds - Medievalists.net
Medieval birds of prey heavily scavenged human waste, differing greatly from modern hunting behaviors.
Map reveals where exotic pets are in the UK - as lynx are captured
The UK has over 2,700 exotic pets legally owned, raising potential safety risks to humans and wildlife.
From anecdotes to AI tools, how doctors make medical decisions is evolving with technology
The practice of medicine has shifted from anecdotal experience to data-driven approaches, particularly through evidence-based and precision medicine.
The mystery of an ancient skull takes a new turn after DNA analysis
The skull once believed to be Cleopatra's half sister actually belonged to a young boy, raising questions about historical assumptions.
Why Dumping Seawater on Blazes Isn't the Answer to California's Wildfire Problem
Coastal forests can initially withstand saltwater exposure, but prolonged effects can lead to serious health declines in trees.
Even 1 drink a day elevates your cancer risk - an expert on how alcohol affects the body breaks down a new government report
Alcohol consumption is a significant risk factor for several cancers, as highlighted in the recent Surgeon General Advisory.
Bay Area scientists awarded White House medals for science and technology
Helen Blau recognized with National Medal of Science for innovative approach in stem cell research and regenerative medicine.
Greenland: The Semi-Final Frontier
Greenland's icy exterior conceals vast geothermal energy resources, presenting an opportunity for sustainable development and energy production.
Parade of planets 'seen as an omen from the gods' will soon appear
A rare planetary alignment will occur on January 21, 2023, visible in North America, predicted to bring spiritual transformations.
SpaceX Repeats Thrilling Rocket Booster Catchbut Loses the Rocket
SpaceX's Starship rocket experienced a rapid disassembly after a successful booster catch on its test flight, highlighting ongoing challenges in spacecraft development.
U.S. electricity demand is set to explode. That will make it harder to cut climate pollution
Increased natural gas consumption in the U.S. could impede greenhouse gas reduction goals, risking higher emissions and climate impact.
RNA molecule rejuvenates ageing mice by restoring old cells
Injecting aged mice with miR-302b RNA may reverse aging signs, enhancing longevity and cellular function, offering hope for future anti-aging drugs.
Ask Ethan: What are the biggest JWST discoveries so far?
JWST has significantly advanced our understanding of cosmic phenomena, revealing unprecedented properties of the Universe that previous telescopes could not.
An army of viruses against superbugs: Science revives phages to combat antibiotic resistance
Phage therapy is emerging as a viable treatment against antibiotic-resistant bacteria due to increasing resistance and the need for alternative therapies.
Daily briefing: AI-designed proteins offer lifeline for treating snake bites
AI can design proteins that effectively neutralize snake venom, showcasing a breakthrough in medical science.
An army of viruses against superbugs: Science revives phages to combat antibiotic resistance
Phage therapy is emerging as a viable treatment against antibiotic-resistant bacteria due to increasing resistance and the need for alternative therapies.
Daily briefing: AI-designed proteins offer lifeline for treating snake bites
AI can design proteins that effectively neutralize snake venom, showcasing a breakthrough in medical science.
Future health planning may become even more obsessive as we learn how our bodies process information and memories at the cellular level.
SpaceX launches its Starship rocket on latest test flight but spacecraft is destroyed
SpaceX's latest Starship test flight experienced a loss of contact, resulting in the spacecraft's destruction despite successful booster recovery.
Genetic Study Reveals Cultural Integration in Avar Communities in the Early Middle Ages - Medievalists.net
Cultural identity among Avars in East Central Europe persisted despite significant genetic differences.
Investigating New Treatments for Rare Skin Lymphomas - News Center
A novel fusion protein therapy shows promise as an effective treatment for cutaneous T-cell lymphomas in a recent clinical trial.
SpaceX's Starship test flight ends in failure after spacecraft is destroyed
SpaceX's Starship test flight ended in destruction after losing contact 8 minutes into the flight, despite a successful booster catch.
SpaceX loses spacecraft after catching rocket booster at the launch pad in latest Starship test
SpaceX's Starship test flight ended in failure, losing contact after 8.5 minutes despite successfully catching the booster with a redesigned launch tower.
Jeff Bezos' New Glenn Rocket Reaches Orbit on First Test Flight
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket successfully reached orbit on its first test flight, marking a significant milestone for the company.
Why Are More Young Women Being Diagnosed With Breast Cancer?
Younger women are increasingly diagnosed with breast cancer, with rates rising particularly among those under 50 years old.
Cancer deaths are declining, but diagnoses are rising especially among younger women
Cancer mortality has significantly declined, but young women face rising incidence rates despite improvements in detection and treatment.
Extinct Human Species Lived in a Brutal Desert, Study Finds
Adaptability in extreme environments is not exclusive to Homo sapiens; Homo erectus also thrived in harsh conditions.
Scientists closer to bringing woolly mammoth back from extinction
Colossal Biosciences aims to bring back woolly mammoths by 2028 using genetic engineering techniques.
Trump's energy secretary nominee faces questions over climate posts and LA fires
Chris Wright's nomination as Secretary of Energy is controversial due to his past statements on climate change and wildfires.
A Meteorite Is Caught on Camera as It Crashes Outside a Front Door
The Charlottetown meteorite is the first recorded in Prince Edward Island, significant for being captured on video with sound.