Science Pulse
Trauma distorts our sense of time and self. A new therapy...
The therapy has helped veterans struggling with mental illness imagine their future selves.
A new biomaterial heals heart attack damage in animals....
If used right after a heart attack, this intravenously delivered biomaterial can preserve cardiac function. It could also treat traumatic...
UAE astronaut on SpaceX Crew-6 mission will spend Ramadan...
Fasting during the Islamic holy month is not required for travelers, but Sultan Al-Neyadi said he may try to do so after launching...
What has Perseverance discovered on Mars after two years?
NASA's Perseverance rover has turned up volcanic rocks, signs of flowing water and some of the materials necessary for life.
To fit through narrow areas, this robot's limbs automatically...
Inspired by ants, a robot with telescoping legs can crawl under low ceilings, climb over steps and move on grass, loose rock and mulch.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch was first identified by...
In 1973, plastic bottles adrift in the North Pacific alarmed scientists. Fifty years later, more than 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic...
Plant fossil insect bites show that leaves may fold closed...
The 252-million-year-old fossil leaves have symmetrical holes, which suggest an insect bit through the leaves when they were folded.
Artificial Intelligence is Revolutionizing Digital Media...
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way News is reported, written, and disseminated. As Web Media outlets...
Why male giraffes drink potential mates’ pee
In giraffes, an organ that detects pheromones has a stronger connection to the mouth than the nose. That’s different from many other...
The James Webb telescope spotted the earliest known ‘quenched’...
A galaxy dubbed GS-9209 ceased forming stars more than 12.5 billion years ago after a 200-million-year-long sprint.
Climate ‘teleconnections’ may link droughts and fires across...
Far-reaching climate patterns like the El Niño-Southern Oscillation may synchronize droughts and regulate scorching of much of Earth’s...
3-D maps of a protein show how it helps organs filter out...
Images of LRP2 in simulated cell environments reveal the structural changes that let it catch molecules outside a cell and release...
Mars rover Curiosity finds 'best evidence' of ancient water...
NASA's Curiosity rover has recently found rippled rock textures that suggest lakes existed in a region of ancient Mars. Scientists...
The Biggest Penguin Ever Was A 'Monster Bird' Weighing...
A team of international researchers announced the discovery of Kumimanu fordycei, what may have been the largest penguin ever to have...
Cockatoos can tell when they need more than one tool to...
Cockatoos know when it will take a stick and a straw to nab a nut in a puzzle box. The birds join chimps as the only known nonhumans...
This dinosaur may have used its legs to catch prey in the...
Fossilized toe pads suggest a hawklike hunting style in Microraptor, a dinosaur that some scientists think could hunt while flying.
NASA scientists 'weigh' a white dwarf for the first time...
NASA astronomers used the Hubble Space Telescope to measure the mass of a white dwarf, an important step for understanding how stars...
Dwarf planet Quaoa in the Kuiper belt has an impossible...
Quaoar’s ring lies outside the Roche limit, an imaginary line beyond which rings aren’t thought to be stable.
Some ‘friendly’ bacteria backstab their algal pals. Now...
The friendly relationship between Emiliana huxleyi and Roseobacter turns deadly when the bacteria get a whiff of the algae’s aging-related...
Many plans for green infrastructure risk leaving vulnerable...
Green infrastructure is one way to help combat climate hazards like flooding. But without equitable planning, only some communities...
