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Mars Orbiter Captures Active 'Dust Devils' Swirling Across Red Planet's Canyon System
The images were taken by the High Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC), one of eight instruments aboard Mars Express.
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One Of The World's Most Important Climate Threats Has Image Problem
Many dynamic processes shape this ocean current, so we still don't know exactly how fast the circulation will change or even its future trajectory.
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Just Ten Viral Particles Are All It Takes To Give A Cow Bird Flu
A new study from Ohio State University has found that just ten particles of H5N1 bird flu are enough to infect a cow, revealing that the virus targets the mammary gland rather than the airways, though how it spreads from cow to cow remains poorly understood.
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Nearly 80 Headless Human Skeletons Discovered At A Spooky Stone Age Site
Archaeologists investigating a 7,000-year-old settlement in Slovakia have uncovered nearly 80 human skeletons buried without their heads, raising fresh questions about mysterious Stone Age rituals.
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Watch: Scientists Capture First-Ever Footage Of A Live Goblin Shark In The Deep Ocean
Often compared to the colossal squid for its near-mythical status, the goblin shark is one of the ocean's most mysterious predators.
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Teenage Looks May Influence How Long Women Live, Surprising Study Finds
A major US study tracking more than 16,500 people for 28 years found that women judged unattractive as teenagers faced a significantly higher risk of early death, while no similar link was found among men.
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Sick But Still Working? New Research Reveals Why Employees Feel Unable To Stay Home
Researchers warn that these policies may undermine worker wellbeing, reduce productivity and weaken the intended benefits of sick leave protections.
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Bear Grylls' Survival Dream? New Wearable Harvests Drinking Water From The Air
Scientists in the United States have created a jacket that turns moisture from the air into drinking water, offering a portable solution for people in water-scarce regions and emergency situations.
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Scientists Bake Sourdough Bread From Yeast Found On 5000-Year-Old Mummy
The yeast was found on Otzi, one of the world’s best-preserved prehistoric human remains discovered frozen in the Alps near the Italy-Austria border in 1991.
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Mini Planetary Parade With Mercury, Venus And Jupiter To Light Up Sky Tonight. Check Details
Mercury, Venus and Jupiter align in a mini planetary parade visible on June 12, low in the western sky after sunset.
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A New Era In Medicine? First Human Dosed in Groundbreaking Aging Reversal Trial
The experimental treatment, known as ER-100, is being tested in patients suffering from glaucoma and other forms of age-related optic nerve damage.
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NASA Astronaut Captures Breathtaking View Of Southern Lights From SpaceX Spacecraft: "Danced And Snaked"
The timelapse offers a unique view of the aurora australis from space, highlighting the scale and beauty of the phenomenon as the spacecraft passed over the southern polar regions.
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NASA Moves Closer To Artemis III, Unveils 2027 Crew For Earth-Orbit Test Flight
The crew will launch aboard the Orion spacecraft on the Space Launch System rocket from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Iron Age Scottish Woman May Have Had Her Brain Removed Before Burial, Study Finds
An Iron Age Scottish woman likely had her brains scooped out after she died as part of her burial, according to a new study that sheds further light on the complex funerary rites of this prehistoric culture.
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Rare Meteorite Found In Sahara Proves A Mars-Sized Lost Planet Once Orbited Our Sun
Scientists studying a rare, ancient angrite meteorite found in the Sahara Desert have uncovered evidence of a lost protoplanet from the early Solar System.
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Video: SpaceX Crew-12 Commander Captures 'Ethereal' Southern Lights From Space
A NASA astronaut aboard a SpaceX spacecraft has captured a breathtaking time-lapse video of the southern lights dancing directly below her, following a major solar storm.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures Two Galaxies Locked In A Stellar Interaction
The image is part of a collection of 59 photographs of merging galaxies taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Mothers Say AI Is Doing What Many Dads Don't. The Debate Is Growing: Report
A new wave of momfluencers is promoting ChatGPT as a digital coparent, sparking debate over whether AI can ease the burden of modern parenting or simply mask deeper inequalities at home.
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World's Youngest Alzheimer's Patient Was Just 19. Doctors Still Can't Explain Why
A 19-year-old in China has become the youngest person ever diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, baffling doctors after no known genetic mutations were found to explain his rapid memory decline, which began when he was just 17.
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Study Reveals Earth's Life-Supporting Ingredients Came From Inner Solar System
The study, published in Science Advances, focuses on two elements that are essential for life as we know it: nitrogen and phosphorus.
