What Happens When Honey Bees Overheat? New Research Warns of a Dangerous Shift
Extreme heat waves are pushing honey bee colonies beyond their natural limits, and scientists warn the shift could reshape our food system.
New Research Finds
What Happens When Honey Bees Overheat? New Research Warns of a Dangerous Shift
Extreme heat waves are pushing honey bee colonies beyond their natural limits, and scientists warn the shift could reshape our food system.
Earth’s Ancient Magnetic Field Left a Hidden Fingerprint on the Moon, New Study Finds
Earth’s ancient magnetic field shaped the Moon’s surface in a surprising way, researchers report.
Tiny Nanoflowers in Stem Cells Could Recharge Aging Human Cells and Boost Healing
Tiny nanoflowers added to human stem cells help those cells make more energy powerhouses and may help damaged and aging tissues recover.
Scientists Find Moss Can Act Like a Silent Witness at Crime Scenes
A new research study suggests moss could quietly help solve crimes by linking people, places, and timelines.
Scientists Find Clocks on Mars Run Faster Than Earth and Moon Time, Changing How We Keep Time in Space
New research shows clocks on Mars tick faster than on Earth and the Moon, reshaping future space mission timekeeping.
New Study Finds Even Small Amounts of Alcohol Raise Mouth Cancer Risk in Indian Men
A new research study finds alcohol consumption increases buccal mucosa cancer risk in Indian men, even at very low daily levels.
JWST Spots a Supernova After a Gamma-Ray Burst From the Universe’s First Billion Years
A new JWST study reveals a supernova after a gamma-ray burst from when the universe was less than a billion years old.
Scientists Used the Liver to Reboot Aging Immune Systems in Mice, Boosting Vaccines and Cancer Defense
A new research study shows a liver based mRNA treatment can restore aging immunity and improve vaccine and cancer responses.
What You Eat Could Decide the Planet’s Future, New Study Finds
A new study finds global food habits may now play a decisive role in slowing climate warming.
Scientists Watch Deep-Sea Giants Grow on Whale Bones and Wood in Low-Oxygen Canyon
Deep-sea megafauna change over time on whale bones and wood in a low-oxygen canyon, revealing how oxygen shapes ocean life.
Ants Grew Big Armies by Giving Up Armor and Winning With Numbers
New ant research shows that cheaper worker ants led to bigger colonies and faster evolution in ants.
Fish-Inspired Filter Stops Microplastics at the Source Before They Reach Rivers and Oceans
A new microplastics filter study shows a fish-inspired design can block nearly all plastic fibers from washing machines.
Scientists Discover a New Way to Date Dinosaur Eggs and Fix the Fossil Timeline
A new research study reveals dinosaur eggs can now be used as precise time markers in Earth’s deep history.
Hidden Seismic Signals Reveal New Clues About Tsunami Risk in Alaska
A new seismic landslide study reveals tiny underground signals that could improve tsunami and landslide warnings in Alaska.
Delayed Meat Allergy Linked to First Confirmed Fatal Reaction Hours After Eating Beef
A new research study reveals a delayed meat allergy can trigger fatal reactions hours after eating beef.
New Brain Organoid Study Shows How Tiny Cell Errors Can Shrink the Human Brain
A new microcephaly study reveals how tiny errors during early brain cell division can limit brain growth.