Scientists discover fire salamanders have a hidden ability to glow green and cyan under ultraviolet light, with the glow coming from glands in their skin and toxic secretions that remain fluorescent for over 24 hours after release.
Scientists have discovered a 100-million-year-old volcanic system in northwestern Iran, shedding new light on the region's geological history and the disappearance of an ancient ocean.
Scientists have discovered a hidden ocean chain reaction that may have driven Earth's ice ages. Cooling in the Northern Hemisphere could have triggered a global cooling effect by altering ocean circulation and carbon dioxide storage in the Southern Ocean.
NASA's Artemis I mission reveals surprising radiation levels near the Moon, with cosmic radiation higher than in Earth orbit but not as much as expected, providing valuable insights for future lunar exploration.
A new study reveals that autistic children's brains process faces differently, with less distinct brain activity associated with face recognition, and this difference may begin earlier than previously thought.
Scientists at McGill University discover that immune cells can sense the stiffness of their surrounding tissues, influencing their development into long-lasting memory cells that protect against future infections.
A new computer simulation, Lumina, offers a detailed look at the universe's first 2 billion years, providing insights into the formation of the first galaxies, stars, and cosmic structures.
A new treatment using a simple fluid coating may soon be approved by the FDA, potentially sparing thousands of children from painful dental procedures and infections.
Scientists have created a massive simulation of the early universe, recreating the first 2 billion years after the Big Bang. The 'Lumina' simulation models the interactions between dark matter, gas, and radiation, providing a new tool for understanding cosmic evolution.
NASA's SR-1 Freedom spacecraft is making progress on its nuclear power module, a key component for its mission to demonstrate fission power beyond Earth's orbit and travel to Mars.
NASA develops batteries to power future lunar missions, capable of functioning in extreme cold temperatures, a crucial step for sustained human presence on the Moon.
NASA's Dexterous Robotics Team develops robots that can work alongside humans in space, enhancing performance and reducing risk, with a focus on robots that can complete tasks humans do with their hands.