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

Vivid auroras light up UK and Europe Skies across the United Kingdom turned shades of green and pink on Monday evening as the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, became visible far beyond their...

#Science #Weather #Natural Phenomena

2 days ago

How seasoning and dressings can boost nutrient absorption from food

Ancient spice may enhance vitamin uptake Black pepper, long prized for its flavor, could also help the body absorb more vitamins and minerals from meals, researchers say. The spice contains compo...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Diet

3 days ago

Hypnosis gains ground as medical treatment despite lingering skepticism

Hypnosis emerges as a clinical tool for pain, anxiety, and PTSD A growing body of research highlights hypnosis as an effective, drug-free treatment for chronic pain, anxiety, and post-traumatic s...

#Science #Health #Mental Health #Medicine #Therapy

4 days ago

Side, back or stomach: Which sleep position is healthiest?

Sleep positions under the microscope As heatwaves push people to experiment with every possible angle, researchers are weighing the evidence on whether side, back or stomach sleeping delivers the...

#Science #Health #Wellbeing #Sleep

5 days ago

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

Dark skies draw travelers to India's remote regions Hundreds of kilometers from Delhi's glow, stargazers gather in freezing temperatures to witness meteor showers and constellations long obscured...

#Science #Travel #Tourism #Environment #Pollution

6 days ago

Scientists reveal most detailed map yet of Antarctica's hidden landscape

Antarctica's under-ice terrain mapped in unprecedented detail A groundbreaking new map has exposed the rugged topography beneath Antarctica's ice sheet, uncovering thousands of previously unknown...

#Science #Climate Change #Environment #Research #Geology

6 days ago

Sun-damaged skin linked to major age-related diseases, study finds

Skin health emerges as key factor in age-related diseases Research suggests that weathered or unhealthy skin may accelerate aging and increase the risk of conditions like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's...

#Science #Research #Health #Wellness #Aging

1 week ago

ISS crew returns early due to medical emergency in space

Emergency evacuation from the International Space Station Four astronauts landed safely on Earth on Thursday after their mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS) was shortened by a mo...

#Space #Science #Health #Emergency #International Cooperation

1 week ago

Elusive European wildcats resurface in forests after decades of absence

Elusive wildcats reappear in European forests Once believed extinct in parts of Europe, the European wildcat is making a quiet comeback, with photographers and scientists capturing rare images of...

#Science #Conservation #Wildlife #Environment #Photography

1 week ago

Gut health linked to ageing as scientists explore microbiome's role

Gut health gains scientific spotlight amid ageing research Scientists are investigating whether the trillions of microbes in the human gut influence how well-or poorly-people age, as new studies...

#Science #Research #Health #Diet #Ageing

1 week ago

Famed research chimp Ai dies at 49 in Kyoto

Renowned chimpanzee Ai passes away Kyoto University's Center for the Evolutionary Origins of Human Behavior announced that Ai, a female chimpanzee celebrated for her advanced cognitive abilities,...

#Science #Research #Animals #Cognition

1 week ago

Gardening boosts cognitive health and aids dementia patients, studies show

Gardening linked to long-term cognitive benefits Recent research highlights how gardening preserves mental sharpness and may lower dementia risks. A groundbreaking study from the University of Ed...

#Science #Health #Wellbeing #Aging #Dementia

1 week ago

NASA targets February for historic Artemis II Moon mission launch

NASA sets February window for first crewed Moon flight in 50 years The U.S. space agency is preparing to launch Artemis II as early as 6 February, marking the first human voyage to lunar vicinity...

#Science #Technology #Space Exploration #International Cooperation

1 week ago

Middle childhood: The overlooked phase shaping future adults

Middle childhood: Science's forgotten developmental stage Between ages six and 12, children undergo profound psychological changes that lay the groundwork for adolescence and adulthood, yet this...

#Science #Psychology #Family #Education #Child Development

1 week ago

Expert tips to stay active and motivated during winter months

Why winter workouts matter Nearly 60% of U.S. adults reduce physical activity during winter, but experts emphasize that staying active year-round boosts mood and combats seasonal depression. Kirr...

#Science #Health #Wellbeing #Mental Health #Fitness

1 week ago

NASA to bring ISS crew home early due to astronaut's medical issue

NASA moves up return of ISS crew after medical concern NASA announced Thursday it will shorten the mission of a four-person International Space Station crew by roughly a month after one astronaut...

#Space #Science #Health #International Cooperation

1 week ago

Kitchen sponges harbor billions of bacteria—are brushes a safer alternative?

Kitchen sponges: A microbial hotspot in your home The humble kitchen sponge, used daily to scrub plates and glasses, doubles as an ideal breeding ground for bacteria. Warm, moist, and packed with...

#Science #Health #Household #Food Safety #Bacteria

2 weeks ago

How to support your body's natural detox processes effectively

Debunking detox diets: What science really says After the holiday season, many turn to detox diets or cleanses to eliminate toxins. However, experts argue these methods lack solid evidence an...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Wellbeing #Fitness

2 weeks ago

Science reveals altruism is hardwired—but self-care matters too

Altruism vs. self-preservation: what science tells us Airline safety briefings advise passengers to secure their own oxygen masks before assisting others-a stark reminder that survival sometimes...

#Science #Culture #Health #Psychology #Society

2 weeks ago

Do apples truly keep the doctor away? Science weighs in

Apples and health: Separating myth from science The age-old adage "an apple a day keeps the doctor away" has persisted for over a century, but does science support the claim? With nearly 100 mill...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Wellness #Diet

2 weeks ago

NASA targets February for historic crewed Moon flyby mission

NASA accelerates Artemis II launch plans U.S. space officials announced plans to send four astronauts on a 10-day lunar orbit mission as early as February, moving up the timeline from a previous...

#Science #Technology #Space Exploration

2 weeks ago

Science-backed strategies to enhance your wellbeing in 2026

New Year, new science-backed habits for better mental health The dawn of 2026 brings fresh opportunities to adopt evidence-based practices that boost mood, resilience, and overall wellbeing. Rese...

#Science #Wellbeing #Lifestyle #Mental Health #Habits

3 weeks ago

Seed oils: separating health facts from online fiction

Seed oils under fire: what the science says Canola, sunflower and other seed oils have faced growing criticism on social media, with claims they cause heart disease, diabetes and inflammation. Nu...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Debunking Myths

3 weeks ago

Backwards walking gains scientific backing for health and cognitive benefits

From eccentric challenge to health trend In 1915, Patrick Harmon, a 50-year-old cigar-shop owner, walked 3,900 miles (6,300 km) backwards from San Francisco to New York City in 290 days to win a...

#Science #Health #Rehabilitation #Fitness #Cognitive Science

3 weeks ago

Science reveals how to savor sparkling wine at its best

The art and science behind champagne bubbles Over three and a half centuries of research into sparkling wines has uncovered the secrets to maximizing enjoyment-from glass shape to pouring techniq...

#Science #Research #Beverages #Food #Chemistry

3 weeks ago

Welsh firm tests orbital factory for ultra-pure semiconductors

Orbital factory achieves 1,000°C milestone A Cardiff-based startup has successfully activated a compact manufacturing unit in orbit, reaching temperatures of approximately 1,000°C inside its furn...

#Innovation #Space #Science #Technology #Manufacturing

3 weeks ago

Earwax emerges as potential diagnostic tool for diseases from cancer to Alzheimer's

Earwax: A new frontier in disease detection Scientists are turning to earwax-long overlooked as a bodily secretion-to uncover early signs of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and neurodegenerative...

#Science #Research #Health #Diagnostics #Medicine

3 weeks ago

Science reveals how regular naps may protect brain health

Napping gains scientific backing for brain benefits Long dismissed as a sign of laziness, daytime naps are now linked to larger brain volume and delayed cognitive aging, according to recent resea...

#Science #Health #Lifestyle #Aging #Productivity

3 weeks ago

How supermarket bread compares to homemade sourdough for health

Rise of homemade sourdough during lockdown sparks health debate When COVID-19 lockdowns began in 2020, thousands turned to baking sourdough bread at home. For many, including BBC journalist Melis...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Food #Consumer Advice

3 weeks ago

Creatine's cognitive benefits under scrutiny as research expands beyond muscle growth

Creatine's role extends beyond physical performance Scientists are exploring how creatine-a supplement long associated with muscle building-may influence brain function, mood, and long-term healt...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Mental Health #Aging

3 weeks ago

India's first gene-edited sheep thrives one year after CRISPR breakthrough

India celebrates milestone in gene-edited livestock Researchers in Indian-administered Kashmir report that Tarmeem, the country's first gene-edited sheep, has reached its first birthday in robust...

#Innovation #Science #Agriculture #Biotechnology #Livestock

3 weeks ago

Galapagos birds rebound and innovate after invasive predators removed

Lost Galapagos rail reappears after nearly two centuries The near-flightless Galapagos rail, absent from Floreana Island since Charles Darwin's 1835 visit, has unexpectedly returned following the...

#Science #Conservation #Wildlife #Ecology #Evolution

4 weeks ago

Marie Curie's radioactive legacy lingers in Paris lab over a century later

Traces of history: Geiger counter reveals Curie's radioactive fingerprints A century after Marie Curie pioneered research on radioactivity, faint but measurable traces of her work remain embedded...

#Science #Health #Heritage #History #Radiation

4 weeks ago

25 years of the International Space Station: Key milestones in numbers

Orbiting legacy: 25 years of human presence in space The International Space Station (ISS), humanity's most costly and ambitious orbital outpost, marked a quarter-century of continuous occupation...

#Space #Science #Technology #Engineering #International Cooperation

4 weeks ago

How a Christmas feast affects your brain and body

The science behind post-meal sluggishness Overindulging in a lavish holiday meal triggers a complex chain of signals between the gut and brain, leaving many feeling drowsy afterward. Experts expl...

#Science #Health #Nutrition #Holidays #Brain

1 month ago

Mathematical formulas for flawless Christmas gift wrapping

Mathematics meets holiday wrapping: A stress-free guide Gift wrapping often turns festive cheer into frustration, but mathematicians have developed precise formulas to cut waste, align patterns,...

#Science #Lifestyle #Holidays #Tips

1 month ago

Short bursts of daily activity may extend lifespan, study finds

Everyday movements linked to longer life Brief, intense bursts of routine activities-such as climbing stairs or brisk gardening-could significantly lower the risk of early death and heart disease...

#Science #Health #Wellbeing #Lifestyle #Fitness

1 month ago

Nobel laureate warns UK visa costs threaten scientific leadership

UK visa policies deter top scientific talent, says Nobel winner Britain's leading scientists face growing competition from global rivals due to prohibitive visa fees and restrictive immigration r...

#Science #Immigration #Policy #Economy

1 month ago

India’s Aditya-L1 braces for Sun’s 2026 peak as solar storms threaten satellites

India's solar mission prepares for unprecedented Sun activity in 2026 India's first solar observatory, Aditya-L1, will witness a historic celestial event in 2026 when the Sun reaches its maximum...

#Infrastructure #Space #Science #Technology #Research #Climate #Disasters

1 month ago

Brian May’s 3D galaxy book redefines cosmic exploration through stereo photography

Queen guitarist's groundbreaking 3D book brings galaxies to life Sir Brian May, alongside physicist Derek Ward-Thompson and astrophotographer J-P Metsavainio, has unveiled Islands in Infinity: Ga...

#Science #Technology #Photography #Astronomy #Space Exploration #Books #Cosmology #3d Imaging

2 months ago

Marine biologist survives Galapagos shark attack, plans return to waters

Shark attack survivor recounts near-fatal encounter off Costa Rica Marine biologist Mauricio Hoyos still vividly recalls the crushing force of a 3.5-meter (11.5 ft) Galapagos shark's jaws clampin...

#Science #Conservation #Wildlife #Animal Behavior #Diving #Oceanography

2 months ago

James Watson, DNA co-discoverer and Nobel laureate, dies at 97

James Watson, DNA co-discoverer and Nobel laureate, dies at 97 James Watson, the American scientist who co-discovered the double-helix structure of DNA in 1953 and later faced widespread condemna...

#Science #Nobel Prize #Obituary #Controversy #Racism #Genetics #Sexism

2 months ago

NASA rebuts Kim Kardashian’s claim that 1969 Moon landing was faked

NASA rebuts Kim Kardashian's claim that 1969 Moon landing was faked NASA has dismissed reality TV star Kim Kardashian's assertion that the historic 1969 Apollo 11 Moon landing was staged, reaffir...

#Space #Conspiracy Theories #Science #Entertainment

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

How seasoning and dressings can boost nutrient absorption from food

Hypnosis gains ground as medical treatment despite lingering skepticism

Side, back or stomach: Which sleep position is healthiest?

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

Scientists reveal most detailed map yet of Antarctica's hidden landscape

Sun-damaged skin linked to major age-related diseases, study finds

ISS crew returns early due to medical emergency in space

Elusive European wildcats resurface in forests after decades of absence

Gut health linked to ageing as scientists explore microbiome's role

Famed research chimp Ai dies at 49 in Kyoto

Gardening boosts cognitive health and aids dementia patients, studies show

NASA targets February for historic Artemis II Moon mission launch

Middle childhood: The overlooked phase shaping future adults

Expert tips to stay active and motivated during winter months

NASA to bring ISS crew home early due to astronaut's medical issue

Kitchen sponges harbor billions of bacteria—are brushes a safer alternative?

How to support your body's natural detox processes effectively

Science reveals altruism is hardwired—but self-care matters too

Do apples truly keep the doctor away? Science weighs in

NASA targets February for historic crewed Moon flyby mission

Science-backed strategies to enhance your wellbeing in 2026

Seed oils: separating health facts from online fiction

Backwards walking gains scientific backing for health and cognitive benefits

Science reveals how to savor sparkling wine at its best

Welsh firm tests orbital factory for ultra-pure semiconductors

Earwax emerges as potential diagnostic tool for diseases from cancer to Alzheimer's

Science reveals how regular naps may protect brain health

How supermarket bread compares to homemade sourdough for health

Creatine's cognitive benefits under scrutiny as research expands beyond muscle growth

India's first gene-edited sheep thrives one year after CRISPR breakthrough

Galapagos birds rebound and innovate after invasive predators removed

Marie Curie's radioactive legacy lingers in Paris lab over a century later

25 years of the International Space Station: Key milestones in numbers

How a Christmas feast affects your brain and body

Mathematical formulas for flawless Christmas gift wrapping

Short bursts of daily activity may extend lifespan, study finds

Nobel laureate warns UK visa costs threaten scientific leadership

India’s Aditya-L1 braces for Sun’s 2026 peak as solar storms threaten satellites

Brian May’s 3D galaxy book redefines cosmic exploration through stereo photography

Marine biologist survives Galapagos shark attack, plans return to waters

James Watson, DNA co-discoverer and Nobel laureate, dies at 97

NASA rebuts Kim Kardashian’s claim that 1969 Moon landing was faked

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