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New research uncovers the oldest evidence of hydrothermal activity on Mars, revealing water-rich conditions 4.45 billion years ago that hint at habitability.
Groundbreaking study reveals water-rich fluids on Mars 4.45 billion years ago, suggesting the planet may have been habitable in its early history.
Dartmoor’s harsh weather in the winter.
Archeologists discover two new Stonehenge-like stone circles in England
A new cosmological model based on CPT symmetry challenges conventional theories, offering insights into dark matter and the Universe’s mirrored anti-universe.
Our universe has an anti-universe twin moving backwards in time, study finds
Epigenetics explains why weight loss is so fleeting.
Researchers discover the cause of the weight-loss yo-yo effect
Mental fatigue alters decision-making through sleep-like brain activity,
Mental fatigue leads to loss of self-control and poor decision-making
Researchers reveal Earth’s ancient ring system, formed 466 million years ago
Earth had rings 466 million years ago – profoundly shaping it’s history
Recent studies highlight the cardiovascular benefits of GLP-1 therapies like tirzepatide and semaglutide
Obesity drugs show heart health benefits beyond weight loss
NASA's New Horizons mission reveals the faint cosmic optical background, shedding light on the Universe's history and its most elusive glow.
New Horizons spacecraft discovers the universe’s faintest light
Groundbreaking new drug successfully reduces weight and cholesterol levels
Cosmic strings are hypothetical topological defects, often described as “cracks” in the universe, that theoretically formed during the quantum chaos immediately following the Big Bang
First-ever cosmic string discovery revealed by scientists
Study reveals personalized water intake needs based on age, gender, activity, and climate
New study challenges how much water people should drink per day
MMO games foster essential workplace skills like teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving
Online gaming can actually be good for you, study finds
Archaeologists have decoded a 2,600-year-old Turkish inscription, unveiling Materan’s pivotal role in ancient Phrygian and Lydian cultures.
Historic 2,600-year-old Turkish artifact finally decoded: ‘The Mother’ goddess revealed
3D rendering of a rapidly spinning black hole's accretion disk and a resulting black hole-powered jet.
Scientists discovered where black holes got their magnetic fields
Dark Big Bang theory, a fresh perspective on dark matter's origins, and its potential detection via gravitational waves.
Astronomers discover origins of dark matter in “Dark Big Bang”
The term "Longevity Escape Velocity" (LEV) has become the linchpin of a growing scientific and philosophical debate.
Scientists believe that by the 2030s humans could live forever
Franck Goddio examines the stele of Thonis-Heracleion erected on site under water in the city of Thonis-Heracleion, Abukir Bay. The intact stele (1.99 m) is inscribed with the decree of Saϊs. It was commissioned by Nectanebos I (380-362 BC).
2,500-year-old lost city found hidden off the coast of Egypt