A nationwide study found that 34% of Ireland's wild Atlantic salmon populations contain farmed salmon genetics, raising conservation concerns about long-term adaptation and biodiversity.
Scientists say climate change, rising sea levels, and rapid urban growth are combining to increase flood risks along the Gulf of Guinea coast, highlighting the need for stronger climate adaptation.
Recent studies show lightweight geopolymer concrete retains more strength after intense heating than conventional concrete, highlighting its potential for safer and more sustainable construction.
Astronomers have directly imaged AF Lep b, one of the faintest exoplanets ever observed from Earth, after nearly a decade of observations using ESO's Very Large Telescope.
NASA's Perseverance rover has traveled more than a marathon on Mars, with a new HiRISE orbital image highlighting its remarkable journey across Jezero Crater.
Astronomers have detected the sugar erythrulose in interstellar space for the first time, strengthening evidence that life's chemical ingredients may have formed before planets existed.
Researchers discovered how ions move through solid crystals like a liquid, offering new insights that could support the development of safer and more efficient solid-state batteries.
Researchers found that reaching a specific blood ketone threshold may help predict successful weight loss during ketogenic dietary interventions, though many other factors also influence results.
France continues developing long-term climate resilience strategies after experiencing increasing pressure from extreme weather events.
France continues improving environmental monitoring systems to better understand and respond to changing climate conditions.
Scientists have discovered a new species of monkey, distinguished by unique physical and genetic traits. The find highlights the importance of conservation and the rich biodiversity remaining in remote habitats.
Scientists believe they have found the "missing matter" of the universe in the form of warm-hot intergalactic gas. This discovery resolves a decades-old cosmological mystery and validates Big Bang models.
Research reveals that seals have a unique ear structure allowing them to equalize pressure during deep dives. This evolutionary adaptation offers insights into marine mammal survival and potential human medical applications.
Europa, a moon of Jupiter, likely harbors a subsurface ocean with more water than Earth’s combined oceans, heated by tidal forces. This discovery expands the search for life beyond traditional habitable zones.
Astronomers discovered four nearby white dwarf stars using infrared data. These faint stellar remnants highlight the incompleteness of star catalogs and the value of advanced detection methods.
University astronomers used NASA telescopes to discover a black hole with unusual accretion behavior. The finding challenges existing models and highlights the value of collaborative space science.
Research shows greater gliders are less efficient at gliding than thought, relying on steep descents. Despite this, they remain iconic Australian marsupials, highlighting the need for accurate wildlife observation.
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope will survey the sky to study dark energy and exoplanets. Its wide-field capabilities promise to unlock major cosmic mysteries and inspire future discovery.
Physicists explain the basics of quantum mechanics, including entanglement, which Einstein called "spooky." The article explores how these counterintuitive principles are now verified and applied in modern technology.
The Voyager Grand Tour’s journey to Neptune utilized complex gravity assists, akin to solving the Three-Body Problem. This mission revealed Neptune’s dynamic nature and showcased the power of orbital mechanics.
Voyager 1 discovered a turbulent, porous boundary at the edge of the solar system, challenging models of the heliopause. This finding reveals complex interactions between solar and interstellar magnetic fields.
Satellite imagery from July 15, 2026, captures the flow of Himalayan glaciers. This data is crucial for monitoring climate change impacts and managing water resources for billions of people.
Researchers at Armagh Observatory are studying interstellar chemistry to understand how life began. Their work suggests that the building blocks of life are common in the universe, offering insights into our cosmic origins.
Maynooth University in Kildare will host a public event for the August 2026 solar eclipse, offering safe viewing and expert insights. The celebration aims to foster community engagement and scientific curiosity.