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Rare 17th-century Mughal astrolabe heads to auction in London

Massive astrolabe from Jaipur's royal collection to be auctioned A 400-year-old brass astrolabe, once owned by Jaipur's royal family, will be sold at Sotheby's London on 29 April. Described as po...

#Science #Culture #History #Art #Auction

2 days ago

Families reject conspiracy theories linking deaths of US researchers

Federal probes launched amid online speculation Federal investigators and the US House Oversight Committee have opened inquiries into the deaths and disappearances of at least 10 individuals conn...

#Conspiracy Theories #Science #Crime #Investigation #Grief

1 week ago

Artemis II crew recreates iconic Earthrise photo, revealing planetary changes

Artemis II captures new 'Earthset' image from lunar orbit NASA astronauts aboard the Artemis II mission have photographed Earth rising over the Moon's horizon, offering a stark comparison to the...

#Space #Science #Climate Change #Environment #History

1 week ago

Science reveals how rain boosts mood and cleans the air

Rain's hidden benefits: mood boosts and cleaner air A sudden downpour during a sweltering heatwave in New Milford, Connecticut, left a group of theatre campers drenched but noticeably uplifted. T...

#Science #Environment #Health #Wellbeing

2 weeks ago

Artemis II crew returns from record-breaking deep space mission

Artemis II astronauts complete historic splashdown The four-member crew of NASA's Artemis II mission safely re-entered Earth's atmosphere at 25,000 mph (40,000 km/h) before splashing down off Cal...

#Science #Space Exploration #Nasa #Astronauts

2 weeks ago

Microplastics in household air pose hidden health risks, study finds

Invisible plastic particles fill indoor air People may inhale between 28,000 and 108,000 microplastic particles daily inside their homes, according to recent research. These fragments, smaller th...

#Science #Environment #Health #Pollution #Household

2 weeks ago

Artemis II success revives Moon dreams but major hurdles remain

Artemis II completes lunar flyby, reigniting space exploration hopes NASA's Artemis II mission safely returned four astronauts to Earth after a historic loop around the Moon's far side, marking a...

#Innovation #Science #Technology #International Relations #Space Exploration

2 weeks ago

Artemis II astronauts anticipate sharing untold lunar stories after record-breaking mission

Artemis II crew prepares for Earth return with trove of lunar experiences The four astronauts aboard NASA's Orion spacecraft are set to splash down near San Diego at approximately 20:00 EST Frida...

#Science #Technology #Space Exploration #Record

2 weeks ago

Blue light from screens may not be the sleep disruptor we feared

Rethinking blue light: The sleep myth debunked A decade-long belief that blue light from screens harms sleep is being challenged by new research. While modern devices emit blue wavelengths, exper...

#Science #Technology #Health #Lifestyle #Sleep

2 weeks ago

Scientists rank the world's most painful stings from insects and jellyfish

The science of agony: ranking nature's most painful stings From bullet ants to warrior wasps and venomous jellyfish, researchers have spent decades cataloging the animal kingdom's most excruciati...

#Science #Wildlife #Research #Health

2 weeks ago

Artemis II crew captures Earthset and solar eclipse from lunar flyby

Artemis II astronauts share first images from Moon flyby NASA has released the initial photographs taken by the Artemis II crew as they passed near the Moon, including a striking view of Earth ap...

#Space #Science #Exploration

3 weeks ago

Bigfoot hunters: The dedicated community searching for North America's elusive giant

Decades of mystery fuel Bigfoot fascination The legend of Bigfoot, an ape-like creature said to roam North American forests, has captivated public imagination since grainy 1967 footage showed a t...

#Science #Culture #Community #Mystery #Folklore

3 weeks ago

Artemis II crew captures stunning Earth images en route to Moon

Artemis II crew reaches midpoint on lunar journey NASA's Artemis II mission has transmitted the first high-resolution photographs of Earth taken by astronauts as they pass the halfway mark betwee...

#Science #Technology #Astronomy #Space Exploration

3 weeks ago

Artemis II crew departs Earth's orbit en route to Moon after flawless engine burn

Artemis II begins historic lunar journey NASA's Orion spacecraft successfully executed a critical engine maneuver Tuesday, propelling four astronauts out of Earth's orbit and toward the Moon for...

#Science #Technology #Space Exploration

3 weeks ago

Artemis II soars: NASA launches historic lunar mission

Artemis II lifts off in historic moon mission NASA's most powerful rocket, the Space Launch System (SLS), blasted off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center on Thursday, carrying four astronauts on...

#Space #Science #Technology #Exploration

3 weeks ago

Artemis II crew prepares for historic lunar orbit mission

First lunar orbit mission in over 50 years Four astronauts are set to become the first humans to circle the Moon since the Apollo era, marking a pivotal step toward sustained lunar exploration an...

#Science #Technology #Space Exploration #International Cooperation

3 weeks ago

Artemis II launch revives Moon race with eyes on Mars and resources

NASA prepares to send four astronauts to the Moon In a matter of days, NASA will launch the Artemis II mission, marking the first crewed lunar voyage in over five decades. The mission aims to orb...

#Science #Economy #Technology #Geopolitics #Space Exploration

1 month ago

Why we still count time in 60s: A 5,000-year-old decision

France's failed experiment with decimal time In 1793, revolutionary France attempted to overhaul timekeeping by dividing the day into 10 hours, each containing 100 minutes of 100 seconds. The rad...

#Science #Technology #Culture #History

1 month ago

Cave bacteria's ancient resistance may hold key to new antibiotics

Isolated microbes in New Mexico cave reveal survival secrets Bacteria trapped for millions of years in Lechuguilla Cave have developed resistance to nearly all natural antibiotics, offering scien...

#Science #Research #Health #Antibiotic Resistance #Microbiology

1 month ago

NASA returns giant Moon rocket to launch pad for historic crewed mission

NASA rolls out Moon rocket for second attempt at crewed launch NASA's massive Space Launch System (SLS) rocket is making its way to the launch pad at Florida's Kennedy Space Center, marking a cri...

#Science #Technology #Space Exploration

1 month ago

Cognitive shuffling: The sleep technique trending for quieting overactive minds

How cognitive shuffling helps anxious minds drift off A method involving random word association has gained traction online as a way to combat nighttime overthinking, with users reporting improve...

#Science #Wellbeing #Mental Health #Sleep

1 month ago

Can artificial intelligence truly love? The science behind human-AI romance

AI romance: A one-sided affair? Millions now form emotional bonds with chatbots, but experts say machines lack the consciousness-and chemistry-to love back. The rise of AI companions A Canad...

#Science #Artificial Intelligence #Technology #Relationships #Psychology

1 month ago

NASA's Van Allen Probe A to re-enter Earth's atmosphere after 14 years

Probe's descent after extended mission NASA has announced that the Van Allen Probe A spacecraft, weighing over 1,300 pounds (600 kilograms), is set to re-enter Earth's atmosphere nearly 14 years...

#Space #Science #Technology #Risk Assessment

1 month ago

Chocolate's link to acne debunked as diet's role in skin health examined

Chocolate and acne: A long-standing myth? For decades, chocolate has been blamed for causing acne, but scientific evidence suggests this reputation may be unfounded. While diet does play a role i...

#Science #Health #Wellness #Diet #Skin

1 month ago

Do aphrodisiacs really boost libido? Science weighs in

Myth vs. reality: The truth about aphrodisiacs From oysters to chocolate, foods long touted as libido enhancers have captivated cultures for centuries. But do any actually work? Researchers separ...

#Science #Culture #Relationships #Health #Nutrition

1 month ago

When you eat may matter more than what you eat for weight and health

Beyond calories: The role of meal timing in weight gain New research suggests that the timing of meals influences metabolism, digestion, and long-term health as much as diet quality and exercise....

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Wellness #Metabolism

1 month ago

How daylight saving time affects babies' sleep and ways to ease the shift

Impact of daylight saving time on infant sleep patterns When clocks turn back in autumn, parents often worry about disruptions to their children's sleep schedules. Research shows infants and todd...

#Science #Health #Child Development #Parenting #Sleep

1 month ago

Extinct possum and glider rediscovered in West Papua rainforests

Scientists rediscover two species thought extinct for millennia A tiny possum with elongated fingers and a ring-tailed glider capable of gripping branches have been found alive in remote West Pap...

#Science #Conservation #Wildlife #Indigenous Knowledge

1 month ago

Reconstructing the lost voices of human ancestors

Unlocking the origins of human speech For millennia, the voices of early humans have vanished without a trace. Yet scientists are now piecing together fossil clues, ancient tools, and biomechanic...

#Science #Evolution #History #Language #Anthropology

1 month ago

How many meals a day are best for health? Science challenges the three-meal norm

The modern three-meal habit under scrutiny The long-standing tradition of eating three meals daily-breakfast, lunch, and dinner-may not be the healthiest approach, researchers suggest. Emerging s...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Wellbeing #Lifestyle

1 month ago

Why scratching an itch feels good but may drive others away

Science uncovers the mystery behind itching and scratching Researchers are beginning to understand why an itch is so hard to ignore and why scratching brings relief, though the behavior may have...

#Science #Evolution #Health #Behavior

1 month ago

Scientists race to develop long-lasting universal flu vaccine

Breakthrough efforts aim to end annual flu shot updates Researchers worldwide are advancing experimental vaccines designed to provide broader, longer-lasting protection against influenza, potenti...

#Science #Public Health #Research #Health #Vaccines

2 months ago

Prehistoric symbols in Germany may rewrite history of writing

Prehistoric symbols in Germany may rewrite history of writing Archaeologists have uncovered evidence suggesting that humans may have begun recording thoughts and messages up to 45,000 years ago-f...

#Science #Archaeology #Research #History

2 months ago

Long-term Botox use may have lasting effects beyond wrinkles

Botox: A cosmetic staple with hidden risks Nearly three million Botox injections are administered globally each year, making it the most common cosmetic procedure. While widely regarded as safe,...

#Science #Health #Wellness #Cosmetics

2 months ago

Longevity clinics promise slowed ageing at a steep price

Luxury clinics market ageing as a manageable condition The burgeoning longevity industry sells the idea that biological ageing can be slowed-or even reversed-through advanced diagnostics and pers...

#Science #Health #Wellness #Inequality #Aging #Luxury

2 months ago

Antarctic research stations seek diverse workforce for extreme conditions

Opportunities in Earth's most remote workplace The UK and US are recruiting for roles at Antarctic research bases, from scientists to tradespeople and support staff. While the jobs offer adventur...

#Science #Mental Health #Employment #Adventure #Extreme Environments

2 months ago

Father's alcohol use before conception may harm child development, studies suggest

New research shifts focus to paternal alcohol consumption For decades, warnings about alcohol during pregnancy have centered on mothers. Emerging studies now indicate a father's drinking habits b...

#Science #Research #Health #Parenting #Alcohol

2 months ago

Intermittent fasting: Health benefits and risks explained

What is intermittent fasting? Intermittent fasting has gained popularity among celebrities, executives, and even politicians like UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who reportedly begins each week wi...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Lifestyle

2 months ago

Trump orders US agencies to release files on aliens and UFOs

Trump directs release of government UFO files US President Donald Trump announced plans to declassify records related to extraterrestrial life and unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), responding...

#Conspiracy Theories #Science #Politics #Government

2 months ago

Fidgeting may boost health, longevity and focus, studies suggest

Rethinking fidgeting: From distraction to health benefit Once dismissed as a sign of restlessness or inattention, fidgeting is now being recognized by researchers as a potential tool for maintain...

#Science #Health #Wellbeing #Behavior

2 months ago

Olympic athletes prioritize sleep for peak performance amid grueling schedules

Sleep: The overlooked key to Olympic success Elite athletes like Irish gymnast Rhys McClenaghan train to perform at their best even with minimal sleep, but research shows rest is as critical as p...

#Sports #Science #Health #Performance #Olympics

2 months ago

Obama says likelihood of alien visits to Earth is low

Obama clarifies stance on extraterrestrial visits Former U.S. President Barack Obama stated that the probability of Earth being visited by aliens is minimal, following a surge of interest in his...

#Conspiracy Theories #Science #Politics

2 months ago

Centuries-old curling mystery leaves scientists stumped

Olympic sport's physics remain unsolved after 500 years Curling, the Winter Olympics' centuries-old sliding game, still puzzles physicists despite decades of research. While players glide granite...

#Sports #Science #Olympics #Physics

2 months ago

China's cloud seeding ambitions spark global debate over efficacy and risks

China escalates cloud seeding to combat drought In March 2025, China deployed 30 aircraft and drones alongside 250 ground-based generators to disperse silver iodide pellets across northern and no...

#Science #Technology #Geopolitics #Agriculture #Climate

2 months ago

Scientists explore fungi and waste to unlock rare earth elements without mining

Rare earth elements: Hidden in plain sight As global demand for rare earth elements surges, researchers are turning to unconventional methods-including fungi and industrial waste-to extract these...

#Innovation #Science #Technology #Environment #Mining #Waste Management

2 months ago

Culture vs. genetics: How environment shapes who we are

Culture vs. genetics: How environment shapes identity A childhood conversation in rural India forced one writer to question whether she would be the same person if raised elsewhere. Science now o...

#Science #Culture #Research #Psychology #Identity

2 months ago

The Lost Tradition of Biphasic Sleep: How Humans Once Slept in Two Shifts

The Forgotten Practice of Divided Sleep For centuries, people across the globe slept in two distinct phases-once at dusk and again before dawn. Historians now reveal how this ancient habit faded...

#Science #Culture #Health #History

2 months ago

Ancient techniques and modern science reveal how to carry heavy loads efficiently

Vietnamese farm workers defy limits with bamboo poles Rural laborers in Vietnam routinely transport loads exceeding their body weight over several miles, a task that appears almost effortless. Th...

#Innovation #Science #Culture #Health #Fitness

2 months ago

Cave microbes using near-infrared light redefine search for alien life

Discovery in New Mexico caves challenges astrobiology assumptions Scientists have found cyanobacteria deep inside Carlsbad Caverns harnessing near-infrared light for photosynthesis, suggesting ex...

#Space #Science #Environment #Biology #Discovery

2 months ago

Human gut hosts vast 'phageome' shaping bacterial balance and health

The hidden viral universe inside our digestive system The human gut harbors trillions of viruses called bacteriophages, or phages, which infect and interact with gut bacteria in ways scientists a...

#Science #Research #Health #Microbiome #Medicine

2 months ago

Can 'sleep banking' boost performance before sleepless nights?

Scientists explore preemptive sleep strategy Researchers are investigating whether extending sleep before a period of deprivation can improve alertness and performance, a concept known as "sleep...

#Science #Health #Wellbeing #Performance #Sleep

2 months ago

Berlin cryonics firm offers 'second life' for $200,000 amid skepticism

Europe's first cryonics lab freezes patients for future revival A Berlin-based startup, Tomorrow.Bio, is preserving bodies at -196°C with the promise of future resuscitation, despite no prove...

#Innovation #Science #Technology #Health #Ethics

2 months ago

Your Bed Could Be a Breeding Ground for Bacteria, Fungi, and Mites

What Lurks Beneath Your Sheets? Humans spend roughly a third of their lives in bed, but they are not alone in their sheets. Beds harbor millions of bacteria, fungi, mites, and viruses, thriving o...

#Science #Health #Hygiene #Microbiology

2 months ago

Global divide over fluoride in drinking water as US states roll back policy

US states reverse long-standing fluoride policies Utah and Florida have become the first US states to ban fluoride additives in public water supplies this year, marking a shift in a decades-old p...

#Science #Policy #Public Health #Inequality #Dental Care

2 months ago

Why some people become flu and Covid superspreaders

What makes a superspreader? Recent studies reveal that a mix of biological, behavioral, and environmental factors can turn certain individuals into highly efficient transmitters of respiratory vi...

#Science #Public Health #Health #Infectious Diseases

2 months ago

Vitamin supplements: Who really needs them and what does science say?

Vitamin supplements: A multi-billion-dollar industry with mixed evidence The global market for vitamin and mineral supplements is valued at $32.7 billion, with over 74% of Americans and two-third...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Wellness

2 months ago

Science debunks myths about youth drinking and European alcohol culture

New research challenges long-held beliefs about alcohol and young adults A growing body of scientific evidence is overturning common assumptions about alcohol consumption among young people, reve...

#Science #Health #Youth #Public Policy #Alcohol

2 months ago

Strong social ties may rival exercise in boosting longevity, study finds

Social connections linked to longer, healthier lives New research suggests robust relationships may influence health as profoundly as diet or physical activity, with global health bodies now trea...

#Science #Health #Wellbeing #Lifestyle #Longevity

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Rare 17th-century Mughal astrolabe heads to auction in London

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Science reveals how rain boosts mood and cleans the air

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Microplastics in household air pose hidden health risks, study finds

Artemis II success revives Moon dreams but major hurdles remain

Artemis II astronauts anticipate sharing untold lunar stories after record-breaking mission

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Artemis II crew captures Earthset and solar eclipse from lunar flyby

Bigfoot hunters: The dedicated community searching for North America's elusive giant

Artemis II crew captures stunning Earth images en route to Moon

Artemis II crew departs Earth's orbit en route to Moon after flawless engine burn

Artemis II soars: NASA launches historic lunar mission

Artemis II crew prepares for historic lunar orbit mission

Artemis II launch revives Moon race with eyes on Mars and resources

Why we still count time in 60s: A 5,000-year-old decision

Cave bacteria's ancient resistance may hold key to new antibiotics

NASA returns giant Moon rocket to launch pad for historic crewed mission

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Can artificial intelligence truly love? The science behind human-AI romance

NASA's Van Allen Probe A to re-enter Earth's atmosphere after 14 years

Chocolate's link to acne debunked as diet's role in skin health examined

Do aphrodisiacs really boost libido? Science weighs in

When you eat may matter more than what you eat for weight and health

How daylight saving time affects babies' sleep and ways to ease the shift

Extinct possum and glider rediscovered in West Papua rainforests

Reconstructing the lost voices of human ancestors

How many meals a day are best for health? Science challenges the three-meal norm

Why scratching an itch feels good but may drive others away

Scientists race to develop long-lasting universal flu vaccine

Prehistoric symbols in Germany may rewrite history of writing

Long-term Botox use may have lasting effects beyond wrinkles

Longevity clinics promise slowed ageing at a steep price

Antarctic research stations seek diverse workforce for extreme conditions

Father's alcohol use before conception may harm child development, studies suggest

Intermittent fasting: Health benefits and risks explained

Trump orders US agencies to release files on aliens and UFOs

Fidgeting may boost health, longevity and focus, studies suggest

Olympic athletes prioritize sleep for peak performance amid grueling schedules

Obama says likelihood of alien visits to Earth is low

Centuries-old curling mystery leaves scientists stumped

China's cloud seeding ambitions spark global debate over efficacy and risks

Scientists explore fungi and waste to unlock rare earth elements without mining

Culture vs. genetics: How environment shapes who we are

The Lost Tradition of Biphasic Sleep: How Humans Once Slept in Two Shifts

Ancient techniques and modern science reveal how to carry heavy loads efficiently

Cave microbes using near-infrared light redefine search for alien life

Human gut hosts vast 'phageome' shaping bacterial balance and health

Can 'sleep banking' boost performance before sleepless nights?

Berlin cryonics firm offers 'second life' for $200,000 amid skepticism

Your Bed Could Be a Breeding Ground for Bacteria, Fungi, and Mites

Global divide over fluoride in drinking water as US states roll back policy

Why some people become flu and Covid superspreaders

Vitamin supplements: Who really needs them and what does science say?

Science debunks myths about youth drinking and European alcohol culture

Strong social ties may rival exercise in boosting longevity, study finds

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Northern Lights dazzle UK skies as far south as Italy and Spain

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Hypnosis gains ground as medical treatment despite lingering skepticism

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India's astrotourism boom offers escape from light-polluted cities

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ISS crew returns early due to medical emergency in space

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