
Mathematics Opens a Door Where Telescopes Cannot Yet See
A theoretical study suggests that mathematical “space-time crystals” could contribute to the formation of rare black holes under certain conditions.

A theoretical study suggests that mathematical “space-time crystals” could contribute to the formation of rare black holes under certain conditions.

NASA is evaluating whether a future orbit-raising mission could extend Hubble’s lifespan if costs and technical requirements remain manageable.

Astronomers have confirmed a long-suspected wind from the Milky Way's central black hole, resolving a mystery that lasted more than fifty years.

Conservationists are working to protect endangered spiny crayfish as climate change and habitat loss threaten Australia's freshwater ecosystems.

A marine discovery off Australia's coast highlights growing concerns over ocean pollution and the increasing environmental pressure facing marine ecosystems.

Southern European cooling traditions—from shutters to nighttime ventilation—offer practical ways to reduce indoor heat during growing heatwaves.

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory is preparing for a decade-long survey that could discover millions of previously unseen solar system objects.

New research shows bumblebees can solve novel problems much like larger animals, challenging assumptions about the relationship between brain size and intelligence.

Brazilian authorities arrested a woman accused of posing as a child and participating in a fraud scheme that allegedly spanned multiple states.

Many Iranians report growing frustration and uncertainty as economic pressures and prolonged regional tensions continue to affect daily life.

A shooting attack in central Israel killed one person and injured five others, prompting a major security response and renewed concerns about regional tensions.

Dietitians highlight rosemary as a leading anti-inflammatory herb, citing its antioxidant compounds and potential health-supporting properties.

Major U.S. insurers will continue covering routine vaccines, a decision experts say reinforces confidence in vaccine safety and effectiveness.

Health workers in eastern Congo are battling a growing Ebola outbreak while facing long hours, limited resources, and little compensation.

Taiwan deployed coast guard vessels in response to a Chinese maritime operation, highlighting ongoing tensions in regional waters.

Armenians voted in a closely watched election that could shape the country's future relationship with Russia, Europe, and neighboring states.

Experts warn that commercial sleep products may sometimes create anxiety and unrealistic expectations, while healthy habits remain central to good sleep.

The Central African Republic is reportedly set to accept third-country deportees from the United States under a new agreement.

European leaders met in London to discuss Ukraine as fresh Russian strikes killed civilians and security concerns persisted.

More than one million people gathered in Madrid as Pope Leo XIV led a Corpus Domini procession across elaborate flower carpets.

Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed 12 people, including senior military officers, raising concerns about regional stability and ceasefire efforts.

Zelensky condemned a drone strike near Chornobyl before key London talks, while officials reported no radiation increase and no injuries.

Pete Hegseth’s D-Day remarks linking immigration to invasion drew criticism from historians and political observers, sparking debate about memory and modern politics.

Federal prosecutors announced election-related investigations in California as ballot counting continues after primary elections.