SCIENCE85% credibility
Beneath Ice and Pressure, an Ancient Eye Holds Its Shape
Studies of Greenland shark eye lenses show proteins that resist aging for centuries, offering clues that could help delay or prevent human vision loss.
5 min read
Science Articles
Showing 24 of 24 on this pagePage 276 / 290 • 6947 total
NEWS
SCIENCE82% credibility
When the Young Universe Learned to Exhale: Webb and the Surprise of Early Cosmic Dust
Webb observations show an early-universe analog producing large amounts of dust far earlier than expected, challenging timelines for chemical complexity in young galaxies.
5 min read
NEWS
SCIENCE93% credibility
In the Red Giant’s Shadow: A Faint Wake Reveals Betelgeuse Is Not Alone
Hubble has spotted a faint wake near Betelgeuse, revealing evidence of a hidden companion star shaping the supergiant’s surrounding material.
5 min read
SCIENCE96% credibility
Beneath the Ice, a Question Mark: Rethinking Life in Europa’s Hidden Ocean
A new study suggests Europa’s subsurface ocean may lack the chemical exchange needed for life, cooling earlier optimism while leaving key questions open.
5 min read
SCIENCE92% credibility
When Old Eyes See Something New: Hubble’s Quiet Surprise in Deep Space
Hubble has observed a rare, puzzling cosmic object that does not fit known categories, exciting astronomers and prompting new questions about how the universe evolves.
5 min read
SCIENCE92% credibility
Between the Galaxies, a Warm Breath: Canadian Scientists Listen to the Space In Between
Canadian researchers are excited by the discovery of hot gas between galaxies, which may solve the universe’s missing matter problem and reveal how galaxies evolve.
5 min read
SCIENCE92% credibility
“Leaves Unveiled: The New Palm Whispering from Samar’s Forests”
UPLB scientists and museum curators have described a new palm species endemic to Samar, underscoring ongoing biodiversity discoveries in the Philippines and the urgency to conserve natural habitats.
5 min read
SCIENCE98% credibility
“A Ghost from the Dawn of Time: The Story of Cloud‑9”
Astronomers using Hubble have confirmed Cloud‑9, a starless, gas‑rich dark matter cloud — a relic of early galaxy formation that offers new insights into cosmic evolution and dark matter.
5 min read
SCIENCE92% credibility
When Ancient Ice Whispers: What Old Seas Tell Us About New Horizons
Ancient geological and ice records, from Greenland to sea caves, reveal past sea levels under warmer climates, offering crucial insights into what future sea-level rise might hold.
5 min read
SCIENCE70% credibility
Featured
At the Edge of the Cell, A Quiet Energy Begins to Take Shape
New research suggests energy-related activity surrounding cells may contribute to biological function more than once believed.
5 min read
SCIENCE100% credibility
January’s Silver Sentinel: Reflections on the First Supermoon of 2026
The first supermoon of 2026, the Wolf Moon, lit winter skies with silvery brilliance, blending celestial wonder with quiet reflection on the rhythms of nature.
5 min read
SCIENCE89% credibility
Between Treatment and Adaptation, A Familiar Threat Learns New Ways
Researchers warn that a deadly drug-resistant infection is spreading in the U.S. as antibiotic resistance increases.
5 min read
SCIENCE86% credibility
When Dawn Meets Flame: SpaceX Opens 2026 with Starlink in Orbit
SpaceX launched its first Starlink mission of 2026, sending 29 satellites into low Earth orbit on a new Falcon 9 booster from Cape Canaveral, advancing its expanding internet constellation.
5 min read
SCIENCE100% credibility
Ripples through the Ice: What Hundreds of Iceberg Earthquakes Tell Us About Change
Hundreds of previously unknown glacial earthquakes, caused by large icebergs breaking and capsizing, have been detected near Antarctica’s Thwaites “Doomsday” Glacier.
5 min read
SCIENCE96% credibility
The Day the Mammoths Disappeared Into Smoke
Scientists are debating whether a powerful space explosion during the Ice Age triggered fires, climate shifts, and the extinction of mammoths and disruption of early human societies.
5 min read
SCIENCE90% credibility
The Quiet Dance of Particles: Exploring a Fleeting World Where Molecules Become One for Two Seconds
Scientists created a long-lived dipolar Bose-Einstein condensate lasting two seconds, opening new paths to probe exotic quantum phases and matter behavior.
5 min read
SCIENCE97% credibility
When Night Held Its Breath: The First Supermoon of 2026 Unfolds Its Quiet Radiance
The first full moon of 2026 the Wolf Supermoon rose across global skies on January 3, appearing larger and brighter and captivating observers worldwide.
5 min read
SCIENCE91% credibility
Threads in the Sky: How Falcon 9’s New Dance Unites Earth and Orbit
SpaceX launched its first Starlink mission of 2026 on a brand-new Falcon 9, deploying 29 satellites to orbit and expanding global internet coverage while advancing efforts for safer orbital practices.
5 min read
SCIENCE95% credibility
“A Cosmic Drifter Comes Into Focus: The First Precise Weigh-In of a Planet With No Star”
Astronomers have for the first time measured both the mass and distance of a rogue (free-floating) planet about 10,000 light-years away using gravitational microlensing.
5 min read
SCIENCE75% credibility
Happening Now
Breakthrough in Quantum Entanglement: Unlocking Faster Than Light Communication?
Quantum entanglement, dubbed "spooky action at a distance" by Einstein, links particles so one instantly affects the other regardless of distance. Recent CERN and MIT experiments entangled photons over 1,200 km with 99% accuracy, advancing quantum networks for unhackable encryption. Challenges like decoherence are being tackled with error correction and cooling. Future applications include ultra-fast computing, drug discovery, and a quantum internet by 2030.
5 min read
SCIENCE100% credibility
When the Sky Learns to Overflow, A Future Written in Heavier Rain
Scientists project that extreme rainfall will become significantly more intense and frequent worldwide by the end of the 21st century.
5 min read
SCIENCE98% credibility
From Strike-Slip to Split: Earth’s Hidden Tectonic Transformations
New geological research reveals faults in Turkey and off the Pacific Northwest aren’t just sliding — they’re opening and extending the crust, challenging long-held models of fault motion.
5 min read
SCIENCE100% credibility
Between Science and Stigma: Britain’s Debate Over Magic Mushrooms
As evidence grows around psychedelic therapy, the NHS faces a complex debate over whether treatments like psilocybin belong in modern mental healthcare.
5 min read
SCIENCE98% credibility
Threads of Forgotten Lineages: Ancient Mummies and the Tapestry of Us
Scientists have sequenced genomes from 7,000‑year‑old mummies in the Sahara, revealing a previously unknown human lineage that reshapes understanding of early African populations.
5 min read