Struggling with time travel logic? The bootstrap paradox shatters causality, revealing mysteries that challenge physics and blur the line between cause and effect. ...
Lurking in cosmic silence, the Fermi Paradox challenges our understanding of life—are we truly alone, or is something else at play? ...
Permafrost thaw reveals a 48,000-year-old zombie virus, raising urgent questions about ancient pathogens reawakening and the risks they pose today. ...
What if your mind truly influences matter? New studies hint at surprising mind-matter links that challenge everything you thought you knew. ...
A mysterious turquoise glow shimmering beneath Antarctica’s icy waters has baffled scientists for years. Detected by Earth-observing satellites, the phenomenon has now been traced to an unexpected biological source — a vast bloom of microscopic organisms reshaping how researchers understand ...
Linked to the planet’s earliest history, this discovery may open a new window into how Earth first came together. Researchers have uncovered what could be the oldest surviving fragment of our planet—material that predates the Moon itself. A new study ...
The Antarctic Circumpolar Current ACC is the planet’s biggest current. It is about five times stronger than the Gulf Stream and moves roughly 173 million cubic meters of water every second. New sediment core evidence points to a major slowdown. ...
Possible Biosignatures on Mars NASA’s Perseverance rover may have just stumbled on one of the most tantalizing clues yet in the search for life beyond Earth. The rover’s instruments recently detected unusual minerals — including vivianite and greigite — inside ...
Early results narrow atmosphere options, rule out a puffy “primary” envelope, and chart a clever path to isolate the planet’s true signal. Key points TRAPPIST-1 e sits in the star’s habitable zone—where surface liquid water is possible if an atmosphere ...
Snapshot: What: Total lunar eclipse (“Blood Moon”) — the Moon turns copper-red. When (UTC): Totality 17:30:48–18:52:51 GMT on Sunday, Sep 7 (82 minutes). Global window (penumbra→penumbra): 15:28–20:55 GMT (5 h 27 m). Best views: Asia, Australia, Pacific, East Africa (entire ...
Red light therapy (RLT) has become the darling of the wellness world. From celebrities showing off their glowing skin to athletes claiming faster recovery, the treatment is being talked about as both a beauty hack and a health booster. But ...
What’s the Buzz About? Bee colonies on this new diet produced up to 15 times more adult bees than those on regular feed. That’s not a typo. It’s the result of a three-month trial in controlled conditions. A smart mix ...
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A mysterious interstellar object called 3I/ATLAS is racing toward the inner solar system, and one leading scientist believes it may be far more than just space rock. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb argues the fast-moving visitor shows unusual features that could ...
A New Clue in Alzheimer’s ResearchIn a potential game-changer for dementia treatment, scientists at Harvard Medical School have discovered that naturally occurring lithium in the brain plays a critical role in memory preservation — and that restoring lithium levels can ...
Taiwan has confirmed its first 2025 case of chikungunya fever linked to China’s largest recorded outbreak, where infections in southern Guangdong province have surged past 8,000. The virus, spread by Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus mosquitoes, has been concentrated in ...
A decade-long mystery that wiped out more than 5 billion sea stars along the Pacific coast now has a confirmed culprit: Vibrio pectenicida. This marine bacteria, already known for infecting shellfish, has been identified as the trigger behind sea star ...
A Hidden Viral Threat in Your Shellfish Supply? British Columbia’s Pacific oyster farms suffered another mysterious die-off. This time, researchers may have found a clue buried deep in oyster RNA. A newly discovered virus—Pacific Oyster Nidovirus 1 (PONV1)—was identified in ...
A Space Mineral With Real-World Power You probably haven’t heard of tridymite. But that’s about to change. This obscure mineral, first discovered in meteorites and found on Mars, is now making waves on Earth. Researchers at Columbia University have confirmed ...
A Break in the Mirror: LHCb Reveals New Clue in the Origin of Matter Physicists at the Large Hadron Collider have just recorded a key anomaly in the way matter and antimatter decay—and this time, it’s not in mesons. It’s ...
A 210-Foot Asteroid Is Racing Toward Earth—but Here’s Why NASA Isn’t Panicking An asteroid the size of the Leaning Tower of Pisa is on a direct approach toward Earth. Known as 2025 OW, the 210-foot object will make its closest ...
Your Breakfast Might Be the First to Change McGill researchers just changed how oats grow. Using CRISPR-Cas9, they edited the crop’s DNA without adding any foreign material. That means oats with more fiber and better climate resistance, developed faster and ...
Largest Black Hole Collision Ever Seen Has a Manitoba Connection A global team of astrophysicists has confirmed the most massive black hole merger detected to date. Among the contributors are researchers from the University of Manitoba, working within the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA ...
Uranus Has a Stable Cosmic Partner – And It’s Been There for Thousands of Years In a rare orbital configuration, Uranus isn’t alone in its journey around the Sun. New research confirms the planet is gravitationally locked in a 3:4 ...
Is Planet 9 more than just theory? A new infrared data match suggests it might be the Solar System’s most elusive giant. After decades of speculation, a potential Neptune-sized planet beyond Neptune has finally left a fingerprint—one that infrared telescopes ...