Daily briefing: What another round of layoffs means for US scienceA second wave of layoffs threatens U.S. federal agencies impacting scientific programs, while a commercial lunar lander successfully completes its mission.
Trump's Agenda Is Undermining American ScienceThe U.S. became a leader in scientific research during WWII, largely due to federal funding and key figures like Vannevar Bush.
Daily briefing: What another round of layoffs means for US scienceA second wave of layoffs threatens U.S. federal agencies impacting scientific programs, while a commercial lunar lander successfully completes its mission.
Trump's Agenda Is Undermining American ScienceThe U.S. became a leader in scientific research during WWII, largely due to federal funding and key figures like Vannevar Bush.
Science under Siege during Trump's First 30 DaysThe Trump administration's actions threaten decades of bipartisan support for US scientific advancement.
Outcry as Trump withdraws support for research that mentions climate'The Trump administration is significantly restricting climate-related scientific research and funding in the U.S.
Trump doubles down on 'trans mice' claim calling CNN 'losers' - he's still wrongTrump's claim about spending millions to make mice transgender is false and misrepresents scientific research funding.Actual funding focused on biological studies involving hormones, not transgender issues.
DOGE Takes a Chain Saw to Federally Funded Scientific ResearchThe Trump administration's cuts to research and public health may lead to severe consequences, including a potential bird flu pandemic.
Unease grows at the CDC as Trump administration keeps grip on research, messagingThe CDC is facing significant communication restrictions and internal controls imposed by the Trump Administration.
Daily briefing: Trump administration policies create turmoil for NIH-funded researchers worldwideTrump administration policies are creating significant challenges for US PhD students and researchers funded by the NIH working abroad.
Science under Siege during Trump's First 30 DaysThe Trump administration's actions threaten decades of bipartisan support for US scientific advancement.
Outcry as Trump withdraws support for research that mentions climate'The Trump administration is significantly restricting climate-related scientific research and funding in the U.S.
Trump doubles down on 'trans mice' claim calling CNN 'losers' - he's still wrongTrump's claim about spending millions to make mice transgender is false and misrepresents scientific research funding.Actual funding focused on biological studies involving hormones, not transgender issues.
DOGE Takes a Chain Saw to Federally Funded Scientific ResearchThe Trump administration's cuts to research and public health may lead to severe consequences, including a potential bird flu pandemic.
Unease grows at the CDC as Trump administration keeps grip on research, messagingThe CDC is facing significant communication restrictions and internal controls imposed by the Trump Administration.
Daily briefing: Trump administration policies create turmoil for NIH-funded researchers worldwideTrump administration policies are creating significant challenges for US PhD students and researchers funded by the NIH working abroad.
The truth about banning "dangerous gain-of-function" researchScientific research can inadvertently lead to dangerous creations like bioweapons or deadly pathogens, necessitating careful regulation.
The Latest on Bird Flu in Humans, Chickens, and MoreRising avian influenza cases in humans underscore the virus's threat.Recent infections reported in three U.S. states reflect the virus's ongoing spread.Scientific research is crucial for understanding avian influenza and its effects.
Op-Ed | CUNY research success brings big public benefit | amNewYorkCUNY researchers are making significant contributions to public health while inspiring the next generation of scientists.
Are Anti-Vaxxers Stupid?Critics should avoid calling anti-vaxxers stupid, as this may entrench their views and overlook valid concerns surrounding scientific research.
Is Moderate Drinking Okay?Moderate drinking remains a contentious topic, with research yielding both cautionary and supportive messages regarding health impacts.
The truth about banning "dangerous gain-of-function" researchScientific research can inadvertently lead to dangerous creations like bioweapons or deadly pathogens, necessitating careful regulation.
The Latest on Bird Flu in Humans, Chickens, and MoreRising avian influenza cases in humans underscore the virus's threat.Recent infections reported in three U.S. states reflect the virus's ongoing spread.Scientific research is crucial for understanding avian influenza and its effects.
Op-Ed | CUNY research success brings big public benefit | amNewYorkCUNY researchers are making significant contributions to public health while inspiring the next generation of scientists.
Are Anti-Vaxxers Stupid?Critics should avoid calling anti-vaxxers stupid, as this may entrench their views and overlook valid concerns surrounding scientific research.
Is Moderate Drinking Okay?Moderate drinking remains a contentious topic, with research yielding both cautionary and supportive messages regarding health impacts.
Google's AI Co-scientist is 'test-time scaling' on steroids. What that means for researchGoogle's Gemini 2.0 AI accelerates scientific hypothesis generation, significantly outpacing traditional research timelines.
Google's new AI co-scientist aims to speed up the scientific discovery processGoogle's Gemini 2.0 AI co-scientist shows potential but faces skepticism regarding its innovative capabilities.
Experts don't think AI is ready to be a 'co-scientist' | TechCrunchGoogle's AI co-scientist is viewed skeptically by researchers, who doubt its practical utility in scientific hypothesis generation.
SymbyAI raises $2.1M seed to make science research easier | TechCrunchSymbyAI raises $2.1 million to enhance AI-driven scientific research collaboration.
Google's AI Co-scientist is 'test-time scaling' on steroids. What that means for researchGoogle's Gemini 2.0 AI accelerates scientific hypothesis generation, significantly outpacing traditional research timelines.
Google's new AI co-scientist aims to speed up the scientific discovery processGoogle's Gemini 2.0 AI co-scientist shows potential but faces skepticism regarding its innovative capabilities.
Experts don't think AI is ready to be a 'co-scientist' | TechCrunchGoogle's AI co-scientist is viewed skeptically by researchers, who doubt its practical utility in scientific hypothesis generation.
SymbyAI raises $2.1M seed to make science research easier | TechCrunchSymbyAI raises $2.1 million to enhance AI-driven scientific research collaboration.
Open AI, Anthropic invite US scientists to experiment with frontier modelsAI partnerships with the US government grow, enhancing research while addressing AI safety.AI Jam Session enables scientists to assess and utilize advanced AI models for research.
Everything I Would Eat With The Spoon Inside My Brain | DefectorMicroplastics are increasingly found in various human organs, particularly the brain, with alarming levels rising significantly over recent years.
Wireless Radiation Safety Tips for Everyday UseNon-ionizing radiation can disrupt biological systems even at low levels, challenging the telecom industry's claims.
Everything I Would Eat With The Spoon Inside My Brain | DefectorMicroplastics are increasingly found in various human organs, particularly the brain, with alarming levels rising significantly over recent years.
Wireless Radiation Safety Tips for Everyday UseNon-ionizing radiation can disrupt biological systems even at low levels, challenging the telecom industry's claims.
Isaac Newton's beer mug to go on show in Royal Society exhibition in LondonIsaac Newton's beer mug will be publicly displayed for the first time in 160 years, highlighting its significance to his scientific work.
US Antarctic Program disrupted by DOGE-induced chaosFunding cuts and layoffs threaten scientific research and geopolitical stability in Antarctica.
DOGE's Chaos Reaches AntarcticaAntarctic scientists face job insecurity and funding cuts, causing unrest and workforce relocation concerns amid global recruitment by foreign countries.
Chilean president makes historic trip to south pole amid Antarctica sovereignty claimGabriel Boric's visit to the South Pole symbolizes Chile's commitment to sovereignty and expanding scientific research in Antarctica.
US Antarctic Program disrupted by DOGE-induced chaosFunding cuts and layoffs threaten scientific research and geopolitical stability in Antarctica.
DOGE's Chaos Reaches AntarcticaAntarctic scientists face job insecurity and funding cuts, causing unrest and workforce relocation concerns amid global recruitment by foreign countries.
Chilean president makes historic trip to south pole amid Antarctica sovereignty claimGabriel Boric's visit to the South Pole symbolizes Chile's commitment to sovereignty and expanding scientific research in Antarctica.
Serial Murderers: Science v. Science FictionThe fascination with serial killers often overshadows the limited scientific understanding of their true characteristics and motivations.
Universities feel ripple effects of DOGE cuts to healthNIH proposed cuts could severely impact scientific research, leading to significant job losses and economic downturn.
The NSF's higher ed research "hit list"Cruz claims diversity efforts in research undermine integrity, calling for scrutiny of NSF-funded projects for promoting 'far-left ideology'.
A Sweeping Ban on D.E.I. Language Roils the SciencesThe Trump administration's D.E.I. order significantly impacted scientific institutions, leading to the closure of diversity initiatives at NASEM.
The NSF's higher ed research "hit list"Cruz claims diversity efforts in research undermine integrity, calling for scrutiny of NSF-funded projects for promoting 'far-left ideology'.
A Sweeping Ban on D.E.I. Language Roils the SciencesThe Trump administration's D.E.I. order significantly impacted scientific institutions, leading to the closure of diversity initiatives at NASEM.
Scientists find cellular 'master switch' that could reverse ageingScientists may have found a way to reverse aging by targeting the protein AP2A1, which affects senescent cells.
How quickly are you ageing? What molecular 'clocks' can tell you about your healthThe Kardashian family showcased epigenetic testing on reality TV, sparking mixed reactions in the scientific community about the implications for medical research.
Scientists find cellular 'master switch' that could reverse ageingScientists may have found a way to reverse aging by targeting the protein AP2A1, which affects senescent cells.
How quickly are you ageing? What molecular 'clocks' can tell you about your healthThe Kardashian family showcased epigenetic testing on reality TV, sparking mixed reactions in the scientific community about the implications for medical research.
Why the Government Historically Has, and Still Should, Pay For University Research CostsNIH's new guidance on indirect costs will significantly impact scientific research funding in the U.S.
Mining the moon for minerals could be worth billions, but astronomers warn it's bad news for scienceMoon mining could become a multibillion-dollar industry despite concerns for scientific discovery.
Even NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Is Getting Its Budget SlashedNASA's budget cuts threaten operational funding for the James Webb Space Telescope, raising concerns about its scientific progress and future operations.
Rubin Observatory testing camera captures first images of night sky - Harvard GazetteThe Legacy Survey of Space and Time project aims to create a comprehensive map of the universe using new imaging technology.
Mining the moon for minerals could be worth billions, but astronomers warn it's bad news for scienceMoon mining could become a multibillion-dollar industry despite concerns for scientific discovery.
Even NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Is Getting Its Budget SlashedNASA's budget cuts threaten operational funding for the James Webb Space Telescope, raising concerns about its scientific progress and future operations.
Rubin Observatory testing camera captures first images of night sky - Harvard GazetteThe Legacy Survey of Space and Time project aims to create a comprehensive map of the universe using new imaging technology.
How Architecture Drives Scientific Discovery: Lab and Research Facility Design Across ScalesThe interplay of architectural design and scientific research fosters innovation and enhances collaborative opportunities among researchers.
NSF decimation puts future US science leadership in doubtNSF layoffs raise concerns about America's future in scientific research.
30 World-Changing Prompts: OpenAI's AI Singularity, Deep Research Has Arrived | HackerNoonOpenAI's Deep Research tool has the potential to revolutionize scientific inquiry and innovation.
Harvard scientists trap molecules to perform quantum operations - Harvard GazetteHarvard scientists have successfully trapped molecules for quantum operations, a breakthrough aimed at enhancing quantum computing speeds.
16 fascinating breakthroughs of 2024 that weren't about AIAI is increasingly influencing scientific research and discovery, showcasing a blend of human and artificial intelligence innovations.
How Architecture Drives Scientific Discovery: Lab and Research Facility Design Across ScalesThe interplay of architectural design and scientific research fosters innovation and enhances collaborative opportunities among researchers.
NSF decimation puts future US science leadership in doubtNSF layoffs raise concerns about America's future in scientific research.
30 World-Changing Prompts: OpenAI's AI Singularity, Deep Research Has Arrived | HackerNoonOpenAI's Deep Research tool has the potential to revolutionize scientific inquiry and innovation.
Harvard scientists trap molecules to perform quantum operations - Harvard GazetteHarvard scientists have successfully trapped molecules for quantum operations, a breakthrough aimed at enhancing quantum computing speeds.
16 fascinating breakthroughs of 2024 that weren't about AIAI is increasingly influencing scientific research and discovery, showcasing a blend of human and artificial intelligence innovations.
Trekking across Nepal to bridge its gender gap in the sciencesBabita Paudel advocates for women in STEM in Nepal while conducting impactful scientific research.
Benefits of Complementary, Alternative, and Integrative MedicineComplementary and alternative medicine empowers patients in their healthcare decisions.There is a growing trend of adults using complementary health approaches.A major challenge for CAM is the lack of substantial scientific backing.
AI cracks superbug problem in two days that took scientists yearsAI can accelerate research significantly, as demonstrated by solving a complex microbiological problem in just two days.The use of AI in scientific research showed promising results, revealing insights that the researchers had not previously considered.
'Conan the Bacterium' can survive extreme radiation, and scientists finally know whyDeinococcus radiodurans' remarkable radiation resistance is due to the interaction of manganese ions, phosphate, and peptides forming a powerful antioxidant.
The colorful community of microbes hiding in Yellowstone's hot springsMicrobes in Yellowstone's hot springs interact within complex communities, revealing emergent behaviors that enhance understanding of microbial life and evolution.
AI cracks superbug problem in two days that took scientists yearsAI can accelerate research significantly, as demonstrated by solving a complex microbiological problem in just two days.The use of AI in scientific research showed promising results, revealing insights that the researchers had not previously considered.
'Conan the Bacterium' can survive extreme radiation, and scientists finally know whyDeinococcus radiodurans' remarkable radiation resistance is due to the interaction of manganese ions, phosphate, and peptides forming a powerful antioxidant.
The colorful community of microbes hiding in Yellowstone's hot springsMicrobes in Yellowstone's hot springs interact within complex communities, revealing emergent behaviors that enhance understanding of microbial life and evolution.
This Valentine's Day, thank voles for our understanding of lovePrairie voles research suggests love may not solely depend on oxytocin, challenging traditional views about the 'love hormone'.Emerging studies indicate other factors may significantly influence love and relationships beyond just oxytocin.
Confused Senator Rages That Self-Driving Cars Are WokeSenator Cruz's claims about science funding being 'neo-Marxist' expose a troubling attack on academic research and inclusion initiatives.
The many ways a lizard tongue sticks, grasps, pinches and plops - in slo-mo | Aeon VideosReptile and amphibian tongues demonstrate unique evolutionary adaptations that highlight the creative nature of scientific research.High-speed camera technology enhances our understanding of these adaptations and their ecological significance.
Crowd crush: Could fluid dynamics save lives?Research on crowd dynamics at the San Fermin festival may lead to strategies to prevent overcrowding deaths.
Op-Ed: Equitable Transportation Research Makes America Great. So Why Is the Trump Admin Hollowing It Out? - Streetsblog USARecent federal program changes threaten crucial transportation research budgets and project advancements.Cancellation of nine research projects impacts efforts toward equitable mobility systems in the U.S.
Crowd crush: Could fluid dynamics save lives?Research on crowd dynamics at the San Fermin festival may lead to strategies to prevent overcrowding deaths.
Op-Ed: Equitable Transportation Research Makes America Great. So Why Is the Trump Admin Hollowing It Out? - Streetsblog USARecent federal program changes threaten crucial transportation research budgets and project advancements.Cancellation of nine research projects impacts efforts toward equitable mobility systems in the U.S.
'Aqua tweezers' manipulate particles with water wavesWater waves can be designed to interfere and create 3D structures for manipulating particles, akin to optical and acoustic manipulation techniques.
We must protect federal science partnership (opinion)The historical collaboration between U.S. research universities and the federal government, established during WWII, is crucial for modern scientific advancement.
Moon Canyons, Super-Strong Shrimp and Microplastics in the BrainTwo strains of H5N1 bird flu are circulating in U.S. cattle, with the new D1.1 variant posing potential risk to humans.Human brain tissue shows alarming levels of microplastic contamination, significantly higher than other organs.
More in the brain and less in the liver: How microplastics accumulate in the bodyMicroplastics are increasingly found in the human brain, with alarming implications for health, as our exposure to plastic rises.
Moon Canyons, Super-Strong Shrimp and Microplastics in the BrainTwo strains of H5N1 bird flu are circulating in U.S. cattle, with the new D1.1 variant posing potential risk to humans.Human brain tissue shows alarming levels of microplastic contamination, significantly higher than other organs.
More in the brain and less in the liver: How microplastics accumulate in the bodyMicroplastics are increasingly found in the human brain, with alarming implications for health, as our exposure to plastic rises.
Nasa solar probe to make its closest ever pass of sun on Christmas EveThe Parker Solar Probe's closest approach to the Sun is set for December 24, marking a historic milestone in solar exploration.
NASA's micro-mission Lunar Trailblazer will scout the Moon this yearNASA's Artemis II mission aims to return astronauts to the Moon in April 2026 for the first time since 1972.
This Year's Hot Scientific Destination Is the Moon, ApparentlyScientific research missions provide access to extraordinary destinations despite basic amenities.The upcoming Intuitive Machines 2 mission marks another lunar expedition planned for 2025.NASA's Lunar Trailblazer aims to explore lunar water and its relationship with geology.Future missions may include journeys to both the Moon and Martian moons.
Flood Wreaks Havoc on NASA SpacecraftA burst water pipe at Stanford severely disrupted NASA spacecraft data processing, but no data loss is expected.
Nasa solar probe to make its closest ever pass of sun on Christmas EveThe Parker Solar Probe's closest approach to the Sun is set for December 24, marking a historic milestone in solar exploration.
NASA's micro-mission Lunar Trailblazer will scout the Moon this yearNASA's Artemis II mission aims to return astronauts to the Moon in April 2026 for the first time since 1972.
This Year's Hot Scientific Destination Is the Moon, ApparentlyScientific research missions provide access to extraordinary destinations despite basic amenities.The upcoming Intuitive Machines 2 mission marks another lunar expedition planned for 2025.NASA's Lunar Trailblazer aims to explore lunar water and its relationship with geology.Future missions may include journeys to both the Moon and Martian moons.
Flood Wreaks Havoc on NASA SpacecraftA burst water pipe at Stanford severely disrupted NASA spacecraft data processing, but no data loss is expected.
Genetics of Left-Handedness: Major BreakthroughsLeft-handedness affects about 10% of the population, with genetic factors significantly influencing its occurrence.Recent research highlights the role of tubulin genes in the development of left-handedness.
Scientists Grow Living "Replacement Teeth" for Dental ImplantsScientists have bioengineered human-like teeth from a mix of bovine and human cells to create lab-grown dental implants, tested in miniature pigs.
DDoSed by Policy: Website Takedowns and Keeping Information AliveGovernment actions lead to censorship of information from key agencies, erasing vital resources and scientific research.Recent executive orders have triggered widespread removals of web pages and datasets, impacting vulnerable communities.
National Science Foundation freezes payments in response to Trump's executive actionsNSF's funding freeze impacts scientists' ability to pay bills, as existing grants are halted due to compliance with new executive orders.
Supercomputing in the real worldSupercomputers solve complex scientific problems quickly through high-performance computing, enabling faster theories testing and iterative improvements.
AMD and Johns Hopkins Researchers Develop AI Agent Framework to Automate Scientific Research ProcessAgent Laboratory automates scientific research processes, achieving an 84% cost reduction while upholding quality standards through a collaborative three-stage framework.
OpenAI inks deal with Los Alamos lab to cram o1 into VenadoOpenAI is partnering with US national labs to deploy its o1 model for scientific applications and national security initiatives.
AlphaFold 3 is great - but it still needs human help to get chemistry rightAI is transforming biomolecular structure prediction, but limitations in stereochemistry handling hinder practical application.
Carla Gomes named Schmidt AI2050 Senior Fellow | Cornell ChronicleCarla P. Gomes has been named an AI2050 Senior Fellow to advance AI for scientific discovery and sustainability.
Rising stars in AI use robotics and automation to accelerate their workAI serves as a powerful tool to enhance scientific research rather than replace scientists.
AMD and Johns Hopkins Researchers Develop AI Agent Framework to Automate Scientific Research ProcessAgent Laboratory automates scientific research processes, achieving an 84% cost reduction while upholding quality standards through a collaborative three-stage framework.
OpenAI inks deal with Los Alamos lab to cram o1 into VenadoOpenAI is partnering with US national labs to deploy its o1 model for scientific applications and national security initiatives.
AlphaFold 3 is great - but it still needs human help to get chemistry rightAI is transforming biomolecular structure prediction, but limitations in stereochemistry handling hinder practical application.
Carla Gomes named Schmidt AI2050 Senior Fellow | Cornell ChronicleCarla P. Gomes has been named an AI2050 Senior Fellow to advance AI for scientific discovery and sustainability.
Rising stars in AI use robotics and automation to accelerate their workAI serves as a powerful tool to enhance scientific research rather than replace scientists.
Daily briefing: Chaos erupts in US science as Trump's team declares freeze on federal grantsFederal grants freeze worries US scientists about long-term repercussions.Fast radio bursts exhibit unexpected properties, raising new questions in astrophysics.
Space Weather and Solar Max Make 2025 an Exciting Year in HeliophysicsHeliophysics enables understanding of the sun's profound influence on the solar system, with 2025 pivotal due to solar activity and upcoming missions.
Heliophysics Is Set to Shine in 20252025 is a pivotal year for heliophysics with significant solar activity and new research initiatives.
Space Weather and Solar Max Make 2025 an Exciting Year in HeliophysicsHeliophysics enables understanding of the sun's profound influence on the solar system, with 2025 pivotal due to solar activity and upcoming missions.
Heliophysics Is Set to Shine in 20252025 is a pivotal year for heliophysics with significant solar activity and new research initiatives.
Could your smelly farts help science?Farts, while often considered humorous, could provide significant insights into gut health and functional disorders.
India's 'One Nation' publishing agreement is transformational - but beware inequitiesThe One Nation One Subscription initiative democratizes access to scientific literature for millions of students and researchers in India.
Putting Climate Anxiety to Work through Community ScienceEngaging with nature can alleviate distress and also contribute to scientific research through citizen participation.
China's Space Transportation Unveils the Cuantianhou Spaceplane: The Future of Supersonic Travel | stupidDOPEChina's Cuantianhou Spaceplane is set to revolutionize suborbital travel and scientific research, drastically reducing global travel times.
MP presents 100 voucher to generous donor at charity shop openingA new charity shop supporting vision loss research opened, with proceeds directly contributing to significant scientific advancements.
Experts are baffled by structures under Pacific that shouldn't existEvidence of a 'lost world' beneath the Pacific Ocean challenges current scientific understanding of Earth's structure.
AI transformation is a double-edged sword. Here's how to avoid the risksGartner predicts worldwide IT spending will reach $5.74 trillion by 2025, driven by generative AI advancements.
Nearly 140 new species confirmed in 2024 by California Academy of SciencesScientists discovered 138 new species in 2024, emphasizing the urgent need to conserve Earth's biodiversity amid a rising extinction crisis.
5 things we know and still don't know about COVID, 5 years after it appearedThe COVID-19 pandemic revealed deep inequities in global health and initiated a continuous need for scientific vigilance regarding evolving viruses.
Wuhan Virologist Says Lab Has No Close Relatives to COVID VirusThe latest research shows no new coronaviruses closely related to SARS-CoV-2 were found, alleviating lab leak theories.
5 things we know and still don't know about COVID, 5 years after it appearedThe COVID-19 pandemic revealed deep inequities in global health and initiated a continuous need for scientific vigilance regarding evolving viruses.
Wuhan Virologist Says Lab Has No Close Relatives to COVID VirusThe latest research shows no new coronaviruses closely related to SARS-CoV-2 were found, alleviating lab leak theories.
Extraordinary longevity': great whales can live a lot longer than we thought if we leave them aloneWhales may outlive humans and possess remarkable longevity capabilities that were historically underestimated.
Toe-tally disgusting! Lab holds largest toenail clippings collectionCanada has the world's largest toenail clipping collection for scientific analysis of toxic substance exposure.
Warning as volcano off the West Coast 'is primed to erupt' in 2025The Axial Seamount volcano is likely to erupt between July 2024 and the end of 2025 due to rising seismic activity and surface swelling.
Hummingbirds thrive on an extreme lifestyle. Here's howHummingbirds are more than entertainment; their unique adaptations present intriguing scientific opportunities.
Good COPs, bad COPs: science struggles in a year of environmental summitsInternational consensus is increasingly disregarding scientific research in policymaking, particularly affecting climate action.
Artificial rain or anti-hail cannons: Can the weather be manipulated?Artificial weather modification is grounded in legitimate science, with renewed interest due to climate change, despite historical failures.
Three Questions From Cutting-Edge Climate ScienceThe planet is experiencing unprecedented warming, with this year likely to be the hottest on record, indicating an urgent need for scientific inquiry.
Good COPs, bad COPs: science struggles in a year of environmental summitsInternational consensus is increasingly disregarding scientific research in policymaking, particularly affecting climate action.
Artificial rain or anti-hail cannons: Can the weather be manipulated?Artificial weather modification is grounded in legitimate science, with renewed interest due to climate change, despite historical failures.
Three Questions From Cutting-Edge Climate ScienceThe planet is experiencing unprecedented warming, with this year likely to be the hottest on record, indicating an urgent need for scientific inquiry.
Ape Jokes, Vagus Nerve Hopes and a Mystery PlanetScientific discoveries continue to reveal deep connections between species and present new possibilities for health and astronomical research.
Earth is 'overdue' a SUPERFLARE stronger than billions of atomic bombsSolar superflares occur more frequently than previously thought, with a major impact anticipated in the near future.
New substance may help preserve waterlogged wood from soggy shipwrecksA new self-dissolving hydrogel effectively preserves waterlogged wood from shipwrecks over a shorter period than traditional methods.
A colossal fossil! Big-boned new Stegosaurus joins lineup at American Museum of Natural History | amNewYorkApex, a 150-million-year-old Stegosaurus fossil, is one of the largest and most complete specimens and will be displayed at AMNH starting December 8.
The most dangerous delivery truck? How a lorry-load of antimatter will help solve secrets of universeResearchers are preparing to transport antimatter across Europe, marking a significant scientific milestone while investigating fundamental mysteries of the universe.
Can you decipher these scrolls? Scientists offer a 400,000 prizeScientists are offering £400,000 to decipher the Herculaneum Scrolls, using innovative technology due to the scrolls' fragility.
Elon Musk's Plans for a City on Mars Will Likely End in Horrifying Mass DeathColonizing Mars for a million settlers by 2050 could lead to an ethical and humanitarian disaster.Mars is not an ideal choice for a permanent settlement due to numerous unknown challenges.