Kanlaon Volcano on Negros Island, Philippines, experienced a moderate explosive eruption on Sunday evening, marking its third eruption this year, according to Phivolcs.

Bangalore University is slated to host a science festival on March 17 and 18 in 2026.

Main issues directly affecting earthworms in the Western Ghats are habitat destruction and transformation, says expert

Scientists believe a state of matter last observed shortly after the Big Bang may exist inside neutron stars and are developing methods to prove its presence.

Helgi Hjorleifsson, a lead firefighter in Iceland, is preparing for the next volcanic eruption, continuing the national experiment to divert lava flows from critical infrastructure.

NASA's Curiosity rover has made a significant discovery on Mars after successfully cracking open a rock, revealing unexpected findings that have surprised scientists.

Scientists have identified Psilocybe ochraceocentrata, a potent psychedelic mushroom, growing in South Africa and Zimbabwe, suggesting Africa may be the birthplace of the world's most popular magic mushroom.

New scientific research suggests that exomoons with hydrogen-rich atmospheres could remain habitable for billions of years, expanding the potential for life beyond Earth.

Scientists are investigating Earth's longest-lived animals to understand their extraordinary ability to defy aging, hoping to apply these insights to improve human longevity.

Her research popularised the idea of the wood wide web, but the scientific backlash was brutal. As the author of The Mother Tree returns to the forest in a new book, she discusses her battle to reimagine our relationship with nature In 2018, the ecologist and writer Suzanne Simard was conducting research in the forested Caribou Mountains of western Canada when a thunderstorm rolled in. She was with her two teenage daughters and her close friend and colleague, Jean Roach. They saw flashes of l...

Chinese astronomers have made a significant discovery, identifying star formation occurring within a high-velocity cloud.

New research has shed light on the survival strategies, rivalries, and dominance dynamics of Africa's lions and hyenas, revealing intricate details of their ecological interactions.

An article highlights the existing disconnect between scientific findings on climate change and the policy decisions made to address it, urging for better integration.

New research is investigating innovative ways to vaccinate bats, including vaccine-laced saline and vaccine-carrying mosquitoes, to potentially benefit human health by controlling bat-borne diseases.

Researchers have discovered that ovalbumin, a protein found in egg whites, can effectively bind to and trap PFAS molecules, offering a potential scalable solution against these persistent 'forever chemicals'. This natural carrier protein forms a stable complex around the PFAS, preventing their harmful effects.

BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya–A 48-year-old employee of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) died after his car fell into a shallow ravine in Quezon, Nueva Vizcaya, on Thursday afternoon, police said. Engineer Mark Gil Hizon, DOST supervising science research specialist in Nueva Vizcaya, succumbed to head and body injuries after the agency’s vehicle he was

Proposals include transferring a supercomputer to the University of Wyoming and shifting a space weather lab to a private company.

Reports from California indicate that wild pigs are exhibiting an unusual 'neon blue' coloration, leading to warnings and investigations into the cause of this phenomenon.

A newly observed fish species possesses the remarkable ability to generate potent electric shocks, which it uses to hunt prey and navigate through murky waters.

A fierce conflict between two distinct groups of killer whales is reportedly turning the North Pacific waters into a 'bloodbath', highlighting intense inter-pod aggression.

A science podcast delves into Switzerland's persistent issue with food waste, examining the challenges and potential solutions.

The International Day of Mathematics in 2026 is being celebrated with partnerships and discussions on its history, theme, and significance, observed annually on March 14.

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Researchers are exploring whether plastic-eating fungi can be used to break down disposable nappy waste, offering a potential solution to the environmental impact of these products.

Researchers have discovered stunning unknown marine creatures and corals in the Caribbean Sea. For six weeks, they worked non-stop using specialized equipment capable of withstanding immense water pressure at depths of up to 6,000 meters.

A scientist has put forth a theory suggesting that our reality originated from a primordial quantum multiverse, a concept he argues is not outlandish.

The memorandum aims to promote joint research aligned with ISRO’s priority areas, with a shared objective of advancing human health, performance and safety during human space missions, says the space agency

Doggerland: The lost land that once connected Britain to Europe before the sea swallowed it

Scientists are expressing concern as an unexplained phenomenon continues to spread across US coasts, with experts noting that research efforts are significantly behind, by an estimated 50 years.

Astronomers have successfully observed the birth of a magnetar, a rare and extremely magnetic neutron star, marking a significant milestone in astrophysics.

Uttarakhand govt tells Assembly 169 earthquake sensors have been installed under EEWS and plans to expand the network to 500 under the National Earthquake Risk Mitigation Programme

Scientists and law enforcement officials are highlighting the potential role of moss in solving crimes, suggesting that this often overlooked plant can provide crucial forensic evidence in criminal investigations.

Astronomers are surprised by the discovery that interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS contains a significant amount of alcohol, prompting new questions about its unique chemistry and potential implications for understanding planet formation.

The Karoo Fossil Finder: Discovering life before the dinosaurs in South Africa’s heartland  Daily Maverick

Scientists have accidentally discovered that bedbugs are repelled by certain colors, a finding that could lead to new pest control methods.

New research indicates that black hole and neutron star mergers exhibit unusual orbital patterns, pushing the boundaries of current physics understanding.

The tool displays organs in three dimensions and opens new avenues for researching key diseases, such as cancer and diabetes

Scientists have issued a warning following an alarming discovery made beneath the ocean's surface, describing the findings as 'deeply concerning'.

Artificial intelligence is significantly contributing to the expansion of theoretical physics, increasingly blurring the distinction between AI as a mere tool and AI as a genuine collaborator in scientific discovery.

A textile scientist has provided simple methods to restore the waterproofing of old raincoats, helping them remain effective in keeping wearers dry.

New research suggests that the universe's brightest supernovae are powered by newborn magnetars, providing insights into these powerful cosmic events.

The Directorate of Cashew Research (DCR) is set to develop innovative technology for producing fish feed using cashew apples, exploring sustainable and alternative sources for aquaculture.

An international conference titled 'Protein Folding in Real Time: From Molecules to Disease' is being held at the Karolinska Institutet Medica in Stockholm, with Ambassador Michele Pala participating in the inaugural session.

Despite a recent rise in revenue spending on science and technology, Tamil Nadu's State funding for fundamental research, particularly for green technology development, remains modest, prompting calls for more investment.

NASA's Van Allen Probe A satellite is undergoing a fiery re-entry into Earth's atmosphere, with explanations provided on the process and potential impacts.

Fossils discovered in Arizona reveal a 'peculiar' ancient crocodile species that walked on four legs as a baby before transitioning to bipedal locomotion as an adult, over 200 million years ago.

Scientists explain how the rocks forming Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, originated from the bottom of an ancient sea before rising to nearly 8,848 meters above sea level.

Scientists classify the Caspian Sea, which touches five nations and is larger than Japan, as Earth's largest lake, despite its ocean-like appearance.

A weak field for 70,000 years could have exposed the atmosphere and surface life to significantly more solar radiation for a prolonged period

Tiny but dangerous 'blue dragons,' a type of sea slug, have been washing up on Texas beaches, prompting warnings from the Harte Institute.

A new study offers clues as to how the insects survive flooding as they emerge from a hibernation-like phase every winter.

Global snake experts are set to gather in Kandy, Sri Lanka, for a World Congress on Snakes, bringing together researchers and conservationists from around the globe.

Scientists have uncovered evidence of an ancient parrot trade in Peru, tracing centuries-old bird feathers found in a coastal tomb back to the Amazon rainforest.

An article explores the unusual phenomenon of 'fainting goats,' delving into the scientific reasons behind their unique reaction to sudden fright or excitement.

Visakhapatnam has been selected as the location for a new high-energy proton accelerator facility. This facility is intended to power India's long-term nuclear program, which is based on thorium.

A report highlights various rescued animals, including chimpanzees, a mountain lion, an elephant, and a penguin, who have formed strong attachments to their emotional support toys.

Authorities in Iceland state that there are no signs suggesting an imminent volcanic eruption, despite ongoing seismic activity in the region.

NASA's DART spacecraft, designed to test planetary defense, successfully impacted its target asteroid so forcefully that it altered the space rock's orbit around the sun.

NDTV spent nearly 30 hours onboard India's ocean research vessel ORV Sagar Manjusha, witnessing live scientific experiments in the Arabian Sea and getting an inside look at how researchers study the ocean floor.

For several months, orbital models suggested a small but notable chance that the rock would strike the lunar surface on December 22, 2032

India's Union Budget has announced the establishment of four new astronomy facilities, projected to cost ₹3,500 crore and be completed over a period of three to thirteen years, according to IIA Director Professor Annapurni Subramaniam.

Cosmax’s Indonesian unit said Tuesday it has signed a research agreement with the National Research and Innovation Agency to build the “Nusantara Skin Microbiome Map,” expanding microbiome research tailored to local skin characteristics. BRIN, a research institution directly overseen by the Indonesian president, is responsible for managing the country’s national research and development strategy and related research budgets. The agency also conducts research in bio and health sciences and works

The annual Ig Nobel Prizes, which honor humorous scientific achievements, are moving their awards ceremony from the United States to Europe for the first time due to concerns over US travel visa policies.

Six mathematicians from the United States, Europe, and Canada have been identified as leading contenders for the prestigious 2026 Fields Medal, often referred to as the 'Nobel Prize of mathematics'.

Young scientists are protesting a proposal to increase the retirement age to 65 in agricultural universities, advocating instead for immediate recruitment to fill vacancies and create opportunities for new researchers.

NASA's DART mission successfully impacted an asteroid, significantly altering its trajectory, demonstrating a potential planetary defense capability against future threats.

Scientists are warning that habitual consumption of short-form videos may be weakening crucial brain circuits necessary for deep thinking and focus, with studies indicating a negative correlation between short-video addiction and prefrontal brain activity.

The article commemorates Rosalind Franklin, highlighting her pivotal contribution, particularly her photograph, to the discovery of DNA's double helix structure, a role that was not fully recognized at the time of the Nobel Prize.

The Guardian Nigeria News archives cover topics related to Mars analogue research, focusing on environments that simulate conditions on the red planet for space exploration.

Scientists have reportedly completed Schrödinger's color theory, a significant development in the field of science more than a century after its initial formulation.

An article reflects on the 2011 magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami off the coast of Japan, framing it as a significant and costly 'science lesson' for Europe, likely in the context of nuclear safety or disaster preparedness.

The scientific restoration of the Alipiri Padalamandapam in Tirupati has entered a crucial phase. Soil samples have been sent to the National Institute of Technology Warangal for geotechnical analysis to design a durable foundation for the historic structure.

Astronomers have found compelling evidence of a cataclysmic collision between exoplanets, describing the event as 'completely bonkers' due to its immense intensity and scale.

A magnitude 3.0 earthquake struck near the Eleveld gas field in Drenthe early Saturday, waking residents across the area including the nearby city of Assen, according to the

Cern researchers are preparing to transport volatile antimatter for the first time, testing specialized traps capable of moving the substance which explodes upon contact with regular matter.

March 14 is celebrated worldwide as Pi Day, recognizing the mathematical constant π whose first digits (3.14) correspond to the date.

A researcher has discovered a missing page of the legendary Archimedes Palimpsest, a unique, over 1000-year-old manuscript containing important works of the ancient mathematician, with only two of 177 leaves now remaining lost.

A 1,900-year-old Roman glass bottle discovered in Turkey has provided direct chemical evidence that ancient physicians used human feces as medicine. Scientists identified human excrement mixed with thyme oil, consistent with descriptions by the famed physician Galen.

Scientists have identified a novel chemical reaction that allows for the easy creation and breaking of sulphur bonds at room temperature. This breakthrough could significantly accelerate drug development and open new avenues in protein science by simplifying the modification of medicines.

An opinion piece argues for the inclusion of agriculture and horticulture in school science curricula, highlighting their importance for education.

A rare species of thread-legged assassin bug, believed to be missing for 100 years, has been rediscovered in the limestone caves of the Andaman Islands. This slender-bodied predator is specialized for subterranean ecosystems.

An ancient vial discovered in Turkey provides new evidence that Romans incorporated human excrement into their medicinal practices, shedding light on historical medical treatments. This finding is further supported by chemical analysis of a 1,900-year-old Roman glass bottle.

A new study indicates that individuals raised in warmer geographical regions tend to display higher levels of trust in both other people and institutions.

Medicover Genetics, with support from the Ministry of Education, Sport and Youth, is organizing the fourth Pancyprian Essay Competition for World DNA Day 2026, inviting high school students aged 16-19 to participate.

New research has confirmed that the Silverpit crater beneath the North Sea was formed by a massive asteroid impact millions of years ago, triggering a 330-foot (106-meter) megatsunami.

NASA has announced its readiness to return to the moon, marking the first lunar mission for the agency in 50 years.

Indian scientists and international experts are clashing over the viability of HALEU-thorium fuel for nuclear reactors, with critics citing safety risks while proponents argue it's crucial for national energy goals.

Astronomers have uncovered compelling evidence suggesting a collision between two planets in a distant solar system, providing new insights into planetary formation and evolution.

A team of Moroccan researchers from the Faculty of Sciences at Mohammed I University in Oujda, in collaboration with international experts, has unearthed the skeletal remains of a previously unknown dinosaur species in Morocco's Eastern Region.  The post Moroccan Researchers Uncover Unprecedented 100-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur in Eastern Region appeared first on Morocco World News.

South African scientists have reportedly outperformed major international institutions like Princeton, Oxford, and Stanford in recent Antarctic research efforts.

A NASA spacecraft, identified as the Van Allen Probe A, weighing 1,300lb, re-entered Earth's atmosphere earlier than planned. Much of the probe was expected to burn up, with NASA assessing a low risk of surviving components striking people.

A large shinbone belonging to a close relative of the Tyrannosaurus rex has been discovered in New Mexico.

The Nigerian city of Igbo-Ora is known for its exceptionally high rate of multiple pregnancies, a phenomenon for which scientists have yet to find a conclusive explanation.

Astronomers witness magnetar birth for first time  The Times

Rare ashfall warning issued: Mount Kilauea in Hawaii erupts for the 43rd time with 1,000-foot lava fountains; here are the areas affected

Researchers have successfully captured images of trees glowing with electricity during thunderstorms, providing new insights into the interaction between lightning and vegetation.

Meteorite pieces from the Kaali crater on Saaremaa are being picked up from an online auction site after the Polish finders placed them for sale there, Eesti Ekspress reported.

Scientists have revealed a surprising lunar site that China may be targeting for its ambitious moon landing mission scheduled for 2030.

The Karoo Fossil Finder: Discovering life before the dinosaurs in South Africa’s heartland  Daily Maverick

Astrophysicists have identified the cause of a super-bright supernova, attributing it to a magnetar surrounded by an accretion disk exhibiting lense-thirring precession.

Scientists explain the biomechanical enigma of the 'falling cat' problem, detailing the physics and anatomy that allow cats to consistently land on their feet.

Researchers say new strategy deliberately prioritises biosafety

Scientists grow chickpeas in ‘moon dirt’  The Daily Star

When scientists unwittingly turned helium into a superfluid — a feat many thought was impossible — Dr. Leggett not only recognized what had happened but also explained how.

During China's 'two sessions,' a political advisor specializing in superconductivity emphasized the critical need for the country to bolster its basic research capabilities and foster innovation in scientific instruments.

The Webb Telescope has captured stunning 4K imagery of NGC 346, a star-forming region, providing new insights into stellar evolution.

A new study reveals that wolves in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone have developed genetic mutations that provide them with a biological shield against cancer, allowing them to survive high radiation levels.

Fears that a 100-meter-wide asteroid could collide with Earth's moon and disrupt satellites have been allayed by new observations from ESA’s Planetary Defence team, confirming the object is not on a collision course.

A scientific article describes a unique fish species known for its unusual hunting strategy of remaining motionless and waiting for its prey to be delivered by ocean currents.

Alex Gerko, founder of XTX Markets, is investing tens of millions of dollars into a new telescope project in Chile aimed at creating a detailed 'cartography of the universe'.

A new book titled 'Anna Mani: The Uncut Diamond' by Asha Gopinathan delves into the life and contributions of the trailblazing physicist and meteorologist Anna Mani, highlighting her Chennai connection.

Swiss scientists have reported that certain electronic devices contain up to 450 milligrams of 22-carat gold, highlighting the potential for precious metal recovery.

A strange new dinosaur species, found with hundreds of stones in its throat, has been named after the techno-funk duo Chromeo. This discovery could provide crucial insights into how a small group of dinosaurs managed to survive extinction.

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Scientists have identified a mysterious nine-day 'ringing' signal from Earth, previously thought to be a seismic event, as originating from a megatsunami in Greenland.

A new study has revealed that bumblebee queens possess the ability to breathe underwater, offering crucial insights into how these insects survive flooding during their winter hibernation-like phase.

A recent scientific discovery reveals how 300-million-year-old plants utilized heat to reproduce, functioning as the 'original microwave'.

Researchers have released the first-of-its-kind checklist of firefly species in India, noting that many of these species were described in the 1800s and have not been studied since, leaving significant gaps in modern taxonomy.

A DNA study conducted on human remains dating back 11,000 years has provided new insights into how humans adapted to significant environmental and societal changes during that ancient era.

Researchers have analyzed 41,000-year-old Neanderthal bones, leading to a disturbing discovery about their past.

Researchers have identified a specific gene in rice plants that helps them maintain balance when nitrogen is scarce, potentially leading to a reduction in the need for fertilizers.

A researcher from UM6P is leading the first study to map the microscopic organisms living on and inside the argan fruit, expanding scientific understanding beyond its oil and ecological value.

UPSC Essentials provides practice questions for the Mains GS 3 exam, focusing on the surge in global crude oil prices and desalination technology.

Scientists have engineered bacteria to build 'designer' proteins on demand by rewiring a nutrient transporter to smuggle artificial amino acids into bacterial cells.

IIT(ISM) Dhanbad has announced the opening of applications for its summer research internship scheme for the year 2026, inviting students to participate in various research projects.

The Spectator Archive features a review of 'Early Chapters in Science' by Mrs. Awdry, published by John Murray.

China views advancements in science and technology as crucial for achieving national self-reliance, as reported by China Daily.

Rare albino blue whale sighted off coast of Loreto  Mexico News Daily

Britain’s first astronaut ‘nervous’ about moon mission  The Times

A study conducted in Yellowstone National Park in the United States finds that corvids return to the sites of previous feasts thanks to sophisticated strategies that had completely eluded researchers until now.

Scientists are cultivating chickpeas in simulated lunar soil as a step towards enabling long-term extraterrestrial agriculture for astronauts on future lunar missions.

Colossal Biosciences claims it can resurrect the dodo and other extinct species, sparking debate between those who see it as a moral obligation and critics who label it as 'tech bro' hype.

New studies reveal that NASA's Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission not only altered an asteroid's orbit but also successfully changed its path around the sun, exceeding initial expectations for planetary defense.

PAU (Punjab Agricultural University) has been recognized as a 'diamond mine for innovation' with calls to utilize its resources to improve cotton productivity.

Researchers at Spain's University of Granada have created an artificial cornea using scales from common fish species, offering a potentially more affordable alternative to donor transplants for severe eye diseases. The implants have shown high biocompatibility, transparency, and resistance.

Scientists are studying Earth's longest-lived animals to understand the vast age gaps across the animal kingdom and glean insights into improving human aging.

La Hoang Anh, a Vietnamese scientist, has discovered compounds in ordinary rice that can kill leukemia cells more effectively than some common chemotherapy drugs. This breakthrough came after numerous failed lab sessions.

Extinct crocodile species had peculiar, large hump in the middle of its snout

An article explores the ubiquitous nature of the mathematical constant pi, demonstrating its fundamental role in various fields from rocket science to cancer research.

A group of top maths and science learners in South Africa have been recognized through the NSTF Brilliants Programme, aiming to foster future problem-solvers, innovators, and leaders.

Senegal is accelerating its efforts towards pharmaceutical sovereignty by focusing on phytomedicines and integrating traditional knowledge with scientific advancements.

An MoU has been signed to safeguard bio-medical research by facilitating patent and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) filings, aiming to protect scientific innovations.

(ANSA) - SANTIAGO DEL CILE, 13 MAR - Italy is strengthening its role in major international astronomical research with the visit of the Minister of Universities and Research, Anna Maria Bernini, to the sites of the European Southern Observatory (ESO) in the Atacama Desert in Chile, home to some of the world’s most advanced telescopes. Accompanied by Roberto Ragazzoni, President of the National Institute for Astrophysics (INAF), the Italian delegation traveled to the construction site of the E...

Astronomers have observed a rare cosmic event: the collision of two planets located approximately 11,000 light-years away from Earth.

Pharmacologist ran a chemical analysis on the contents of one vial, finding human faeces and thyme oil

Scientists are investigating the potential of trillions of tons of natural hydrogen found in Earth's crust as a clean and cheap energy source, with a Bavarian geologist leading efforts to unlock this untapped resource amidst a global energy scramble.

Czech experts have successfully assisted in breeding a Philippine eagle chick, marking the first such achievement in 13 years for the critically endangered species.

A shallow earthquake measuring 3.7 in magnitude was recorded near Torfajökull, Iceland, shortly before midday yesterday, according to Icelandic monitoring authorities.

Will Mair, a Harvard scientist studying aging, experienced significant research fund cuts after a White House crackdown on the university, leaving his thriving lab unprepared for the upheaval.

A round table discussion in Madrid focused on contemporary cosmology, including gravitational waves and the origin of the universe, fostering dialogue between Italy and Spain.

The Fiji Times features Julie's personal journey and career path into the field of animal science.

A massive 26-kilogram viper snake, reportedly three times the weight of a king cobra, has been discovered in Greece.

A rare parasitic plant species, the Himalayan sapria (Sapria himalayana), has been recorded in the Phong Nha – Ke Bang National Park in central Vietnam, according to the park's management board.

A new study in mice indicates that altering the composition of the gut microbiome could help reverse memory loss associated with aging, as the bacterial population in the gut changes with age.

BBC Inside Science features new research exploring what three very hot years can reveal about the broader trends and impacts of climate change.

Scientists have announced the discovery of a giant Tyrannosaur in North America, which is believed to be the largest of its era.

A new report highlights nine species of land animals that possess unexpected natural swimming abilities, challenging common perceptions about their aquatic skills.

Astronomers have for the first time observed the birth of a magnetar, a rare and extremely magnetic neutron star, marking a significant event in astrophysics, with The Times reporting on this scientific milestone.

An 'extraordinary' scientific discovery reveals that bees possess the ability to breathe underwater for up to a week, a finding that could potentially aid in preventing the loss of queen bee colonies amidst climate change.

The phenomenon of the "Great Dissonance", where about a billion years are missing from the Earth's rocks, may finally be explained by the formation of the ancient supercontinent Columbia The post…

Scientists have made a significant discovery in utilizing crustacean shells, finding a way to transform this waste material into a valuable resource.

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A science podcast discusses three notable stories from the week, including a study on the link between exercise and brain health, new discoveries about hedgehog hearing, and the potential for AI to change human minds.

Despite the risks of space travel, NASA reportedly does not have a dedicated emergency rescue plan for astronauts currently in space.

Jacob Martin, a scientist, recounts his personal journey from being skeptical about climate change as a teenager to rethinking his views after pivotal life moments and conversations.

Researchers have reportedly poured 65,000 liters of sodium hydroxide into the Gulf of Alaska as part of a geoengineering experiment, raising alarm among some observers.

India needs a holistic, implementable earthquake zoning framework

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues its eruption, sending volcanic fragments made of ash, pumice, and pieces of volcanic glass raining down into communities, forcing highway closures and the evacuation of tourists, with lava fountains reaching up to 1,000 feet high.

Astrophysicists have successfully identified the cause behind a super-bright supernova, shedding new light on these powerful cosmic events.

Indian Express's UPSC Essentials features a daily subject-wise quiz for Week 153, covering topics such as Van Allen Probes and reverse osmosis technology.

Based on a new cosmological model developed by a Hungarian research group, the accelerating expansion of the universe does not require “mysterious dark energy” if the universe is expanding in “patches,” Eötvös Loránd University announced. According to the announcement, the so-called iEdS model fits in with the main cosmological observations and may offer a solution […] The post Researchers: The Growing Expansion of the Universe Can Be Explained Without “Dark Energy” appeared first on Hungary ...

Research suggests that using ultrasound waves could be a method to help hedgehogs avoid being struck by cars, addressing a significant cause of hedgehog mortality.

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A research team led by Chinese scientists has found new evidence supporting the theory that some supernovae originate from binary star systems.

Scientists have observed a universe-shaking black hole collision with an orbital pattern never before seen, offering new insights into cosmic phenomena.

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Study shows animals hear very high frequencies, making it possible to design a deterrent to cut deaths Hedgehogs have been discovered to hear high-frequency ultrasound, raising hopes that they could…

Scientists have created the largest 3D map of the universe to date, which has revealed galaxies previously hidden for billions of years, offering new insights into cosmic history.

An academy has recognized significant discoveries in ethanol and semiconductor technology, as reported by China Daily.

Researchers played a sountrack to hedgehogs to identify the frequency of sounds they can hear

Scientists have identified TOI-6255 b, a planet that appears to be on the verge of destruction, offering insights into planetary evolution.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) reported over 80 weak explosions and 133 volcanic earthquakes at Mayon Volcano within the last 24 hours.

Government interest in Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) reports has shifted the discussion of alien life from fiction to scientific inquiry, sparking questions about the possibility of extraterrestrial existence.

Roshni Nilaya is preparing to host a summit focused on forensic science, bringing together experts and discussions on advancements and applications in the field.

R3 Bio has presented its 2026 research report detailing stem cell-based integrated systems designed to replace traditional animal testing methods.

Genetically Modified (GM) food crops are highlighted as a crucial solution for India to overcome challenges like water and food stress, essential for achieving food security by 2047.

New scientific findings reveal that raccoons are capable of solving puzzles purely for fun, even without the promise of a treat, which helps explain their adaptability in urban environments.

An article explores the fundamental scientific principle that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light and discusses the theoretical implications if this universal constant were to be broken.

Scientists have reported the discovery of a blind subterranean fish in a well in Assam, hailing it as a marvel of evolution.

Scientists at Texas A&M University have successfully grown and harvested chickpeas using simulated lunar soil for the first time, demonstrating the potential for sustainable lunar agriculture.

Scientists hope results analysed after the mice watched video footage will help them understand their perceptions Scientists have reconstructed short movies from the brain activity of mice that…

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A Rs 1,600-crore gravitational wave observatory project in India remains in limbo nearly a year after its tender was issued, raising concerns about its progress.

Scientists have utilized gravitational waves to finally uncover new insights into the internal structure and composition of neutron stars.