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When Soviet cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev launched to ...
Sergei Krikalev launched to Mir in May 1991 as a Soviet citizen and landed 311 days later in a count...
In 1868, a French astronomer studying a solar ecli...
During a six-minute solar eclipse over coastal India in 1868, French astronomer Pierre Janssen caugh...
Brazilian study identifies four Flavobacterium spe...
Dangerous bacteria forming protective biofilms threaten Brazil's booming aquaculture industry, raisi...
UC Riverside physicists show thermal cameras could...
A simple thermal imaging trick could let gravitational-wave detectors spot cosmic collisions from tw...
Psychology says people who reread the same novels ...
People who reread the same handful of novels every few years are not avoiding new books or clinging ...
How did a captured wartime rocket fired from a New...
On October 24, 1946, a captured V-2 rocket carrying a 35mm movie camera reached 65 miles above the N...
Does consciousness collapse the wave function?
A resolution could remake physics itself, forcing us to choose between a participatory universe and ...
Exosomes, Hypothalamus, and the Body Clock
Tiny vesicles from young animals can reverse aging in older ones, but the real mystery may lie in wh...
ETH Zurich handheld breath sensor detects fat-burn...
A pocket-sized device could let people monitor their metabolic state in real time, challenging the b...
How did hunter-gatherers in southeastern Anatolia ...
At Göbekli Tepe, hunter-gatherers raised 20-tonne T-shaped limestone pillars into ringed enclosures ...
How did a Central American country smaller than We...
Costa Rica reversed one of the worst deforestation rates on Earth by taxing gasoline to pay landowne...
The dairy industry spent a decade betting on ferme...
A decades-long bet on fermentation tanks just met its match: photosynthesis.
A cheap generic antidepressant just outperformed p...
One surprise result in a long COVID trial could reshape how doctors treat millions stuck with debili...
The Great Barrier Reef isn’t dying solely from hea...
What kills coral reefs isn't just the heat itself but the suffocating pace of repeated shocks, leavi...
The flu virus doesn’t just infect cells — it quiet...
For decades, scientists ignored a cellular structure the flu virus treats as essential—now we know w...
A private Indian rocket just carried a lab-grown d...
Behind the symbolic payload of a lab-grown diamond lotus lies New Delhi's real ambition: turning pri...
A single aspen clone in Utah called Pando covers 1...
The oldest and heaviest organism on Earth is being methodically consumed by animals that see only in...
While the rest of the world braces for longer wild...
A counterintuitive shift in one of Earth's most fire-prone regions suggests that climate change may ...
