How to make peace with the weirdness of quantum mechanics
The universe's complexity can ultimately be understood and predicted through fundamental rules and laws.
Trump's science-denying fanatics are bad enough. Yet even our climate solutions' are now the stuff of total delusion | George Monbiot
The current societal divide reflects a conflict between apocalyptic beliefs and technological salvation, neglecting the urgency of addressing climate change.
The science behind yo-yo diets, bird flu news and which Brits can spot a fake accent podcast
Science editor Ian Sample joins host Madeleine Finlay to discuss some of the most intriguing science stories of the week.
From a study finding that fat cells remembering' past obesity drives yo-yo…
C-Section Disparities Could Be the Result of Physician Bias
Black pregnant patients face higher chances of unscheduled C-sections compared to white counterparts, raising concerns about equitable healthcare access.
The International Space Station adjusts its orbit to avoid space debris
The ISS successfully maneuvered to avoid space debris, showcasing the importance of debris monitoring and response in ensuring safety in orbit.
More than 3,600 scientists are building a manual of all human cells: A Google Maps of biology'
The Human Cell Atlas project is advancing toward creating a comprehensive digital map of human cells for improved medical diagnostics and treatments.
Musk and Trump watch SpaceX launch together in Texas
The collaboration between Trump and Musk signals potential shifts in American politics and space exploration.
NASA makes surprising discover at the end of our universe
Discovery of 'Red Monster' galaxies challenges existing galaxy formation models and suggests early star formation was more efficient than previously believed.
Scientists Claim AI Breakthrough to Generate Boundless Clean Fusion Energy
The AI model developed could help manage plasma instabilities in tokamak reactors, crucial for advancing nuclear fusion.
Atlas of cells transforms understanding of human body
The Human Cell Atlas project is revolutionizing our knowledge of human biology by identifying thousands of cell types and their role in disease.
Plantwatch: Arctic microalgae perform photosynthesis in near darkness
Microalgae in the Arctic can photosynthesize in near darkness, opening doors for agricultural improvements in low-light conditions.
The Human Cell Atlas from a cell census to a unified foundation model
Cell atlases leverage AI and new methods to reveal critical biological insights and are transforming our understanding of biology and medicine.
Rocket plane blasts through sound barrier on route to hypersonic flight
Dawn Aerospace's Aurora aircraft has flown supersonic, achieving Mach 1.1, marking a significant milestone towards its first commercial flights.
Daily briefing: The fun of winning science's satirical Ig Nobel prize
First-ever look at Moon's far side samples reveals ancient volcanic activity spanning billions of years.
Obesity creates lasting epigenetic changes in fat cells, impacting weight loss maintenance.
Google Scholar faces competition from AI-driven systems after 20 years of service.
Ig Nobel prizes can increase visibility and interest in scientific works, challenging conventional awards.
Lost world with a 280-million-year-old ecosystem discovered by hiker
A 280 million-year-old ecosystem was discovered in the Italian Alps, revealing ancient reptiles and plants from the Permian period.
Nanoprinter turns Meta's AI predictions into potentially game-changing materials
Meta is accelerating the creation of new nanomaterials, reducing the time from years to mere months, aiding the green transition.
Calling bird watchers: New 'EagleCam' shows 'intimate lives' of bald eagles
EagleCam provides a unique opportunity to observe bald eagles' breeding behaviors and foster interest in wildlife conservation.
Bioengineered yeast mass produces herbal medicine
Kobe University bioengineers achieved tenfold increase in artepillin C production using bioengineered yeast, overcoming challenges in herbal medicine mass production.
Delft-based VSParticle partners with Meta; uses AI to synthesise 525 new materials that can help fight climate change - Silicon Canals
Collaboration among VSP, Meta, and UofT accelerates clean energy innovation through AI-driven material discovery for electrocatalysts critical to climate solutions.
Expert Warns That Elon Musk May Gut NASA
Trump's partnership with Musk may undermine NASA, threatening its independence and effectiveness.
NASA wants SpaceX and Blue Origin to deliver cargo to the moon
NASA plans to utilize SpaceX and Blue Origin for lunar cargo deliveries, enhancing its Artemis missions' capabilities through collaboration with private space firms.
How Do You Protect a Species That Lives Across a Continent? Monarch Butterfly Decision May Soon Try | KQED
Monarch butterfly populations have started to rebound, but long-term conservation remains critical as they're still significantly lower than historical levels.
Why the Oakland Zoo Said Goodbye to Osh the Elephant | KQED
Osh the elephant's relocation is indicative of a larger trend towards prioritizing elephant welfare in zoo management.
How Do You Protect a Species That Lives Across a Continent? Monarch Butterfly Decision May Soon Try | KQED
Monarch butterfly populations have started to rebound, but long-term conservation remains critical as they're still significantly lower than historical levels.
Why the Oakland Zoo Said Goodbye to Osh the Elephant | KQED
Osh the elephant's relocation is indicative of a larger trend towards prioritizing elephant welfare in zoo management.
Health Research Could Face Severe Cuts and Changes Under Trump
A major overhaul of the NIH is likely, driven by proposals from Congress and the incoming administration.
SpaceX Stock: The Destiny Tech100 ETF Could Surge 100% Over the Next Year
Trump's election victory has triggered a significant stock market rally, particularly benefiting the Destiny Tech100 ETF invested in top private tech companies.
Health Research Could Face Severe Cuts and Changes Under Trump
A major overhaul of the NIH is likely, driven by proposals from Congress and the incoming administration.
SpaceX Stock: The Destiny Tech100 ETF Could Surge 100% Over the Next Year
Trump's election victory has triggered a significant stock market rally, particularly benefiting the Destiny Tech100 ETF invested in top private tech companies.
Why are so many Coho salmon dying? The answer might be in your tires
Research on Coho salmon highlights a concerning decline due to mysterious deaths linked to chemicals in urban streams, particularly from tire degradation.
Plant-based egg substitutes are being developed to match the versatility and functionality of real eggs.
Achieving the right protein behavior in cooking is key to creating effective egg alternatives.
A cell atlas foundation model for scalable search of similar human cells
SCimilarity framework enhances the analysis of single-cell RNA-seq data by enabling efficient cell profile queries and discovery of cell-disease relationships.
Add 11 years to your life? Science says it's as simple as a daily walk
Urban planning that promotes walkable neighborhoods increases physical activity and addresses health inequalities.
How Pseudoscience Obscures The Real Dangers Found In Meteor Showers
The Taurid meteor shower offers a chance to see shooting stars and potential fireballs, especially as the moonlight dims later in November.
Nearly 1,000 mice arrive, and an animal shelter scurries to find them homes
The New Hampshire SPCA is overwhelmed by a sudden influx of over 1,000 surrendered mice, highlighting challenges of pet population management.
Rare Planetary Alignment Will Soon Be Visible To The Naked Eye Over NYC Skies
A six-planet alignment visible to the naked eye will occur in February 2025, offering a rare opportunity for stargazers.
Oarfish keep washing ashore in California. Folklore suggests that could be a bad omen
Oarfish sightings are increasing on California's beaches, possibly linked to ocean condition changes and highlighted by their folklore association with disaster omens.
Two Brain Stim Methods Better Than One for Depression?
Combining magnetic and direct current transcranial stimulations was more effective than either treatment alone for major depressive disorder.
Rivers in the Sky: What You Need to Know About Atmospheric River Storms | KQED
Atmospheric rivers are essential for California's water but can cause severe flooding and hazards when excessive.
SpaceX's Starship is set for its sixth test flight, marking significant progress in its development and heightening hopes for future lunar exploration.
What do JWST's "red monster" galaxies mean for cosmology?
JWST's discoveries of ultra-distant galaxies challenge existing cosmic models, leading to new questions about early Universe star formation and galaxy formation.
Why I Want to Be Buried on the Moon
The author desires to be buried on the moon as both a personal legacy and a tribute to those who dream of space exploration.
The discovery of Skiphosoura bavarica sheds light on the evolution of pterosaurs, highlighting previously unknown traits and behaviors.
Scientist behind superconductivity claims ousted
Ranga Dias was terminated from the University of Rochester following an investigation into research misconduct related to retracted superconductivity papers.
Development of Elon Musk's rocket to Mars will likely take off under Trump
SpaceX is set to conduct a major test flight of its Starship rocket, indicating its intentions to rapidly accelerate development and testing.
Rocket Lab's CEO practices founder mode like Elon Musk - but he'd rather pan for gold on Earth than live on Mars
Rocket Lab's stock surge reflects strong earnings and future ambitions with innovative projects like the Neutron rocket.
See How Close We Are to Gender Equality around the World
Progress toward gender equality is evident but insufficient; significant challenges remain with long timelines for achieving key milestones by 2030.
SpaceX rolls Starship Flight 6 spacecraft to pad ahead of Nov. 19 launch - and it's wearing a banana (photos)
SpaceX is set for the sixth test flight of Starship on November 19, marking another milestone in reusable rocket technology.
Researchers Plotting Giant Spaceship That Could Carry Generations of Humans
Project Hyperion is hosting a design competition for a multi-generational spaceship concept capable of sustaining human life during interstellar travel.
This soil is slowly burning, releasing CO2. The solution? Let water reclaim it
Peatlands are crucial carbon sinks but are vulnerable to drainage and degradation, necessitating global conservation efforts.
Student-built rocket breaks space altitude record
USC's Aftershock II set an international altitude record by reaching 470,000 feet and achieving speeds over Mach 5.5.
Leon Cooper obituary: Nobel laureate who developed theory of superconductivity
Leon Cooper made significant contributions to physics and neuroscience, notably through the BCS theory of superconductivity and the BCM theory of learning in neural networks.
Who Lived in Early Medieval Flanders? DNA Reveals the Answer - Medievalists.net
The Merovingian graves in Koksijde reveal significant genetic diversity from North Sea Germanic and North Gaulish ancestry during the late 7th and early 8th centuries.