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18 matchesNoise Pollution Causes Massive Problems for Wildlife Across the Globe.
Written by Rodrigo Pérez Ortega. Scientists have long known that noise from human activities—from the... The post Noise Pollution Causes Massive Problems for Wildlife Across the Globe. appeared…
Heat-trapping carbon pollution drops but scientists cite Iran war rather than energy progress
Antalya (Turkiye), Nov 10 (AP) Global carbon pollution dropped this year ever so slightly, but it's more because of oil
Swordfish may be using deep dives to navigate the open ocean
Scientists from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution explore why swordfish are pushing the boundary of the ocean twilight zone.
Fast-charging lithium-metal battery holds 94% capacity past 100 cycles
Korean scientists have developed a liquid-crystal separator that speeds up lithium-ion transport and prevents dangerous dendrite formation.
Scientists Discover Greenland’s Ice Sheet Once Retreated 60 Miles
Sediment beneath a secret Cold War base reveals a time when warmer summers helped push Greenland’s ice more than 60 miles back from its current edge. About 416,000…
Kookmin University biotechnology professor named to World's Top 2% Scientists list
Kwak Su-ryang, a professor in Kookmin University’s Department of Integrative Biotechnology, has been named to the 2026 World’s Top 2% Scientists li...
Natural History Museum of Utah hosts first of its kind 'ScienceFest'
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4) — Visitors at the Natural History Museum of Utah had the opportunity to meet scientists and learn about research as a part of…
Einstein Was Right Again: Scientists Discover Chemical Bonds That Defy Textbook Rules
Scientists have uncovered direct evidence that Einstein’s theory of relativity changes how atoms form triple chemical bonds in heavy elements. A fundamental rule of chemical bonding begins to…
Borrowing from cancer research, Texas Biomed takes aim at tuberculosis
A team of scientists led by Texas Biomed will look at new ways of targeting tuberculosis using host-directed therapy. TB is the No. 1 infectious disease killer worldwide.…
Scientists Identified a Biological Signature of Tinnitus, And It's in Your Blood
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Scientists Identified 10 Healthy Diets Linked to Slower Biological Aging
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Two Rwandans elected fellows of The World Academy of Sciences
Two Rwandan scientists have been elected as Fellows of The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS), joining an international network of researchers recognised for their contributions to...
Space-Grown Brain Tumors May Offer New Ways to Fight Glioblastoma
Learn how lumps of brain tissue grown in space could help scientists better understand an aggressive form of cancer.
A giant chicken from the age of the hobbit? Scientists unveil strange prehistoric discovery from Indonesia
Scientists identify Megapodius rokusi, a giant prehistoric chicken relative weighing an estimated 8.6 pounds, from a fossil found in the same Flores cave that yielded Homo floresiensis.
Alzheimer's UK says nose theory is 'intriguing idea' and it could appear before memory loss
From city traffic to nasal infections, scientists explain how the nose might be a vulnerable doorway to the brain
US announces $20 million bounty, offers possible relocation for details on Iran's nuclear sites, scientists
The US has offered up to $20 million and possible relocation for information about Iran's nuclear programme as Trump claims Tehran is willing to negotiate an end to…
Is Mars still volcanically active? Scientists discover new clues beneath its surface
Scientists have detected unusual gas above cracks near a giant Martian volcano, raising the possibility that heat and volcanic activity may still exist deep beneath the planet's surface
Scientists Used a 'Psychomanteum' to Summon Ghostly Encounters. Then It Got Weird.
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