New archaeological findings suggest early humans in the Philippines built extensive inter-island networks, revealing advanced mobility and maritime skills.
Scientists discover salamander genes linked to regeneration, offering insights that could one day support human tissue repair and limb regrowth.
Scientists discover a range of “magic angles” in twisted 2D semiconductors, expanding opportunities to study and harness superconductivity.
A new 3D map of 47 million galaxies provides unprecedented insight into the universe’s structure and evolution.
Volcanic ash from the Andes may have contributed to temporary global cooling by reflecting sunlight in the upper atmosphere.
Archaeologists in Ethiopia uncover a site where daily life and burial practices coexist, offering insights into ancient social structures and cultural traditions.
Brazilian scientists have reached a critical milestone in developing high-precision instrumentation for the Giant Magellan Telescope, bringing humanity closer to detecting signs of life on distant planets.
Brazil has expanded its sustainable bioeconomy funding to record levels, providing family farmers in the Amazon with the capital needed to develop forest-friendly industries like açaí and cocoa.
Bolivian glaciologists have reported an alarming acceleration in the melt rates of the Cordillera Real glaciers, raising urgent concerns for long-term water security in the La Paz region.
A new orchid species has been discovered in Bolivia's Madidi National Park, reinforcing the region's importance as a global biodiversity sanctuary and prompting calls for enhanced conservation.
Scientists in Bolivia's Toro Toro region have documented a record-breaking 16,600 theropod dinosaur footprints, offering an unprecedented look into the prehistoric life and ecosystems of the Andes.
Scientists at Chulalongkorn University have pioneered a new nanotechnology for industrial carbon capture, offering a high-efficiency molecular solution to reduce atmospheric emissions.
NASA’s new space telescope enhances observation capabilities, helping scientists explore distant cosmic phenomena and deepen understanding of the universe.
NASA’s Perseverance rover has identified unusual features in ancient Martian rocks, offering new insights into the planet’s geological past and possible habitability.
Axiom Space plans to test a next-generation spacesuit in 2027, focusing on improved mobility, durability, and readiness for future lunar missions.
Australia imposes quarantine on thousands of homes after detecting a destructive pest, aiming to prevent its spread and protect agriculture through strict biosecurity measures.
NASA’s SPHEREx mission maps interstellar ice across the Milky Way, revealing key insights into star formation and the origins of life’s chemical building blocks.
An undersea device found near Bali and Lombok has been identified as a Chinese monitoring system, raising concerns over maritime surveillance and regional security.
Japan’s research institutions drive global innovation in healthcare and materials science, focusing on regenerative medicine and sustainable materials to address complex global challenges.
Scientists investigate a mysterious collapse in Europe 5,000 years ago, linking environmental and societal changes to widespread disruption.
Astronomers observe “dancing” jets from black holes, revealing dynamic motion and offering new insights into powerful cosmic processes.
Scientists link drought and climate change to emerging antimicrobial resistance, highlighting new environmental dimensions of a global health concern.
NASA’s Mars rover finds a scale-like rock formation, likely shaped by geological processes, offering clues about the planet’s past.
New research shows young Sun-like stars lose X-ray brightness faster, affecting models of stellar evolution and planetary development.