Scientists warn that more than one-fifth of the evolutionary history of flowering plants is at risk of extinction, threatening biodiversity and future benefits to humanity.
A new study found that coral tissues store chemical evidence of human activity, revealing pollution and declining resilience even when reefs appear healthy.
A new study suggests probiotic and prebiotic supplements may improve honeybee survival during cold stress, although they offer limited protection against extreme heat.
Researchers found that many thermoreceptor cells detect both warmth and coolness, challenging the long-held belief that separate cells are responsible for each sensation.
Scientists say giant earthworms found across South Australia are likely new species, highlighting how much of Australia's underground biodiversity remains unexplored.
Scientists say a weakening Atlantic ocean current could reshape global weather, potentially strengthening atmospheric rivers reaching California later this century.
CSIRO has launched a free eight-week program to help Australian aquaculture SMEs transform early-stage ideas into practical research and development plans.
New elk calves have been spotted at Tomblin Wildlife Management Area, highlighting continued wildlife restoration and conservation efforts in West Virginia.
A tropical depression has formed in the Gulf of Mexico, prompting meteorologists to monitor its movement and potential impacts during hurricane season.
Nobel Prize-winning chemist Rudolph Marcus, whose electron transfer theory reshaped modern chemistry, died at 102 while remaining active in research.
Astronomers have confirmed the first atmosphere on a rocky Earth-like planet in another star's habitable zone, marking a major milestone in the search for potentially habitable worlds.
The Perseid meteor shower begins its annual display tonight, with California's best viewing expected in dark inland locations ahead of an exceptionally favorable August peak.
Astronomers are counting down to Apophis' rare 2029 flyby, when the giant asteroid will safely pass close enough to be visible without a telescope.
A bronze sword dating to the Late Bronze Age was discovered upright in sandy soil in a forest near Gdańsk. Archaeologists say the unusual vertical placement may indicate intentional deposition—possibly a ritual or symbolic offering—rather than the sword being lost accidentally. Officials recovered the artifact using proper methods, and it will be studied and conserved before being assigned to a museum.
Iran’s energy and environmental landscape is changing as global trends encourage new approaches to sustainability and resource management.
Iran’s agricultural sector is adapting to drought and climate pressures through improved farming methods and resource management.
Iran continues developing scientific research and technology initiatives as researchers explore innovation across multiple fields.
A new theoretical framework extends Hawking's black hole thermodynamics to evolving black holes, offering a solution to a decades-old limitation in the original theory.
Iran is exploring renewable energy development as changing global energy needs encourage new approaches to power generation.
NASA's Chandra and IXPE observatories directly measured magnetic fields around the Lighthouse pulsar, confirming long-standing theories about particle acceleration in deep space.
Hydrological monitors at the Katse reservoir have reported a noticeable drop in water levels following a prolonged dry winter with minimal snowfall across the alpine catchment zones.
Environmental teams on Grande Comore have recorded accelerated coastal erosion along the popular Itsandra beach sector, driven by recent storm surges and rising seasonal sea levels.
municipal engineering teams have completed a comprehensive structural safety audit of historic public buildings in the capital, initiating reinforcement projects to preserve the architectural heritage against environmental degradation.
India’s Skyroot successfully launched Vikram-1, marking the first private orbital mission attempt in the country as the space sector expands.