Scientists Say a Hidden Appalachian Hotspot May Have Started Far Away in the Labrador Sea
A new study suggests the Northern Appalachian Anomaly began far from New England in the young Labrador Sea.
A new study suggests the Northern Appalachian Anomaly began far from New England in the young Labrador Sea.
Tiny Yellowstone quakes sparked a surprising surge of microbial life in an underground aquifer, researchers say.
A global shipping detour has revealed a new climate twist by exposing how ship pollution now changes clouds far less than before.
New research finds that baby sea turtles rely on the magnetic map sense to know where they are, not just a compass.
Scientists say monk parakeets use a “test the waters” strategy when meeting strangers, revealing a new pattern in how social animals build trust.
Scientists say a newly analyzed Iron Age copper ingot from Sweden reshapes our understanding of ancient European trade.
A new research study reveals a tiny human bone marrow model that shows how blood stem cells grow, behave, and respond to disease.
A new research study on west coast transient killer whales reveals two hidden whale groups that hunt in different waters and follow different social lives.
A new research study on 1998 KY26 reveals major surprises about the asteroid’s size, speed, and structure, reshaping plans for the Hayabusa2 mission.
A new Alzheimer’s research study shows that a copper chelator called L10 may restore memory and reduce brain damage.
A new study reveals how tiny shifts in southern westerly winds guided peat growth and steered climate change after the last ice age.
A new study on SerpinB3 reveals a hidden skin repair program that activates the moment an injury occurs.
A new Bas63 bacteriophage study reveals surprising structural tricks that may inspire future antibacterial tools.
Toyota shocked the crowd at Japan Mobility Show 2025 with the “Kids Mobi,” a self-driving electric pod built for children.
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