Astronomers have confirmed a new exoplanet less than a million years old, making it the youngest known world and offering fresh insights into planetary formation.
A new study finds that tiny sand hoppers and mole crabs move more sand annually than any other animal, playing a critical role in beach ecology and stability.
Scientists suggest that birds flying off-course are following ancient migratory routes established during the Last Ice Age, revealing a deep genetic memory of past climates.
New 480-million-year-old fossils from Morocco reveal the early evolution of starfish, showing a complex ancestor that reshapes our understanding of echinoderm origins.
NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has identified a large, fresh crater on the Moon, providing new insights into impact frequencies and lunar surface dynamics.
Scientists exploring the deep ocean have found potential new species coexisting with plastic waste, highlighting the pervasive reach of pollution even in remote marine environments.
A new study suggests that the Moon’s limited water ice reserves would be exhausted in 2.4 years by a city of one million, making large-scale colonization unlikely.
A study reveals that three African wild dog brothers trekked over 4,000 km across Zambia and neighboring regions to find mates, marking the longest recorded mammal dispersal in Africa.
Canada’s last epishelf lake, held by the Milne Ice Shelf, has permanently vanished after the ice barrier collapsed, marking a significant loss for Arctic ecology.
Canada’s last epishelf lake, held by the Milne Ice Shelf, has permanently vanished after the ice barrier collapsed, marking a significant loss for Arctic ecology.
The discovery of Dinodontosaurus isiyavamanda in Tanzania helps refine the timeline of early dinosaur evolution, filling a critical gap in the Triassic period.
With orbital debris increasing, efforts to "close the space gap" focus on sustainable satellite practices and debris removal to ensure safe access to space.
Analysis of T. rex tooth enamel reveals a body temperature of 97°F, suggesting the dinosaur was warm-blooded and metabolically similar to modern humans.
A massive impact crater in Quebec, hidden for 390 million years, was discovered using geophysical data, adding to the known record of Earth’s ancient collisions.
Scientists have successfully observed quantum entanglement under extreme conditions, demonstrating its stability and opening new avenues for quantum computing and fundamental physics.
NASA satellites have captured the seasonal color change in Northern Canada, providing valuable data on ecosystem health and climate trends in the Arctic region.
NASA’s Curiosity rover has completed 5,000 Martian days, releasing a new self-portrait "postcard" to celebrate its enduring mission and scientific contributions.
In-orbit refueling is essential for NASA’s Artemis program, allowing spacecraft to carry enough fuel for lunar landing and return by refilling tanks in Earth’s orbit.
Residents in 12 U.S. states have a rare opportunity to view the northern lights tonight due to strong geomagnetic storms, with tips provided for optimal viewing.
The Peace River Regional District has launched a two-year pilot project to mechanically harvest invasive aquatic weeds from Charlie Lake and Swan Lake in northeastern B.C.
ESA’s FLEX satellite, launched in 2026, measures solar-induced chlorophyll fluorescence to monitor global photosynthesis, providing critical data on plant health and climate change impacts.
Researchers identify a widespread RT-qPCR artifact caused by residual guide RNAs, which falsely inflates CRISPR gene knockdown efficiency, prompting a shift to more accurate measurement methods.
NASA halts work on a 700 million Mars orbiter contract awarded to Blue Origin after Rocket Lab files a protest with the GAO, citing evaluation inconsistencies.
Companies are exploring underground natural hydrogen reserves as a low-cost, clean energy source, though challenges in detection and extraction remain significant hurdles.