Science

The Great Salt Lake in the United States, known for its extreme salinity, was previously believed to only be home to brine shrimp and brine flies. However, researchers from the University of Utah have recently made a groundbreaking discovery. By breaking apart microscopic mud structures called microbialites, scientists have uncovered the presence of worms living

Recently, the highest sea cliffs in England revealed a remarkable discovery – the oldest fossilized forest ever found on Earth. Dating back 390 million years, this long-lost ecosystem comprised palm-like trees known as Calamophytons. Surprisingly, these trees are even older than the previous record holder found in New York State. The red sandstone rock face

One of the most intriguing phenomena in the field of materials science is superconductivity, the ability of certain materials to conduct electricity without any resistance. While superconductors are already known for their practical applications, such as in MRI scanners and particle accelerators, unconventional superconductors present an even more fascinating aspect of this field. These materials

The use of ADHD medication during pregnancy has long been a topic of debate, with conflicting recommendations on whether or not it is safe to continue taking these medications. A recent study conducted at the University of Western Australia sheds light on this issue, suggesting that there may be both risks and benefits associated with

Biological age, unlike chronological age, is a measure of the wear and tear on cells and organs within our bodies. It is an important indicator of how well our bodies are functioning and can provide insight into our overall health. A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Pittsburgh has identified blood-based markers

As NASA’s Artemis program aims to return astronauts to the Moon and private companies venture further into space, a new field emerges: astroforensics. The harsh and unique environment of space presents challenges for forensic investigations, with altered gravity, cosmic radiation, extremes in temperature, and the need for oxygen-providing climate systems complicating the process. Unlike on

The US Food and Drug Administration has recently granted approval for the popular anti-obesity drug Wegovy, produced by Novo Nordisk, to be used for the prevention of serious heart conditions. This decision marks a significant milestone as it allows the drug to be utilized to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death, heart attack, and stroke

Flowering in plants is not simply a random occurrence, but rather a process triggered by various environmental cues. Changes in temperature, increases in nutrients, and variations in water availability all play a role in signaling to plants when it is time to bloom. This is why we often associate spring with blossoming flowers bursting through

The recent discovery in the octopus genome suggests that cephalopods may have the oldest sex chromosomes among all animals. This finding challenges the previous notion that sex determination in these creatures was purely based on observation. Biologists have traditionally differentiated between male and female octopuses based on their ability to lay eggs or produce sperm.

In a shocking turn of events, a 62-year-old man from Germany has captured the attention of researchers by undergoing a staggering 217 COVID-19 vaccinations in a span of 29 months. Initially known for his controversial decision to ignore national medical advice and continuously receive jabs in an attempt to sell fake proof of vaccination cards,