Male moths use a blend of pheromones, including the newly discovered aphrodisiac methyl salicylate, to attract mates, a strategy that underscores the complexity of insect… Read More
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Bird Species Decimated: Humans Responsible for 1,400 Extinctions, Double Previous Estimates
Scientists report that the loss of species is twice the current estimate, with 1 in 9 species having been lost. A new study reveals that… Read More
Read More »Telescopes Reveal Rapid Spin of Milky Way’s Black Hole Warping Spacetime
A new study may help settle the question of how rapidly the Milky Way’s supermassive black hole is spinning. The black hole, known as Sagittarius… Read More
Read More »Ax-3 Private Astronauts Return to Earth As Expedition 70 Focuses on Microgravity Research
The Expedition 70 crew was in the middle of its shift aboard the International Space Station (ISS) when the Axiom Mission 3 (Ax-3) crew splashed… Read More
Read More »Fiber’s Surprising Role in Brain, Immune System, and Overall Health
Fiber is key to gut health and overall wellness, yet many diets lack sufficient fiber. Balance and variety in fiber sources are important for its… Read More
Read More »New Clues to the First Life on Earth – Researchers Uncover 3.42 Billion-Year-Old Microbial Mysteries
The research team has discovered complex microbial communities in ecosystems dating back over 3 billion years. Microorganisms are believed to be Earth’s earliest life forms,… Read More
Read More »Challenging Conventional Understanding – Scientists Discover Groundbreaking Connection Between Light and Magnetism
Recent research conducted at Hebrew University has uncovered a previously unknown connection between light and magnetism. This finding paves the way for the development of… Read More
Read More »Scientists Discover 2 Strains of Probiotics That Promote Weight Loss in Dogs
Two probiotic strains have been discovered by researchers as effective in decreasing weight in obese dogs, according to a study published recently in Microbiology Spectrum,… Read More
Read More »Ancient Life on Earth: 1.64 Billion-Year-Old Eukaryotes Shatter Scientific Assumptions
Researchers from UC Santa Barbara and McGill University have discovered that 1.64 billion years ago, eukaryotic organisms had already diversified into a wide range of… Read More
Read More »New Catalyst Discovery Cuts Costs and Boosts Green Chemistry
A team from Osaka University, along with their collaborators, has created a cost-effective catalyst for a key chemical process, potentially paving the way for further… Read More
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