Recently Discovered Lunar Cave May One Day Serve as a Base Camp
The Moon, despite its striking beauty, presents an incredibly hostile environment for human habitation. Temperatures at the lunar equator swing drastically, from scorching highs of 250°F (121°C) during the day to bone-chilling lows of -208°F (-133°C) at night. This extreme temperature ...
Mushrooms Help Turn Toxic Brownfields into Blooming Meadows
In industrial lots once dominated by toxic soils, Danielle Stevenson’s innovative approach has transformed barren landscapes into vibrant meadows teeming with life. Utilizing fungi and native plants, the environmental toxicologist and founder of DIY Fungi is spearheading efforts ...
Google and Harvard Team Up to Make the Most Detailed Map of Human Brain Ever
The human brain, a marvel of complexity and significance, continues to intrigue scientists with its enigmatic functions that govern every aspect of human experience. In an extraordinary collaboration, researchers from Harvard University and Google have harnessed advanced machine learning ...
16-Year-Old Wins Highest Prize of $75,000 in Prestigious Science Fair for Her Work on Biomedical Implants
When most people think of school science fairs, images of baking soda volcanoes and egg drops may fill their minds. However, for the most driven STEM students, the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) provides a far greater opportunity to showcase their inventions ...
The Science on CBD for Pets: Scientists Hope it Can Help 4-Legged Patients with Arthritis, Allergies and Anxiety
The potential of cannabidiol (CBD) in treating various ailments in pets has generated considerable interest among scientists and pet owners alike. Case reports and early studies suggest that CBD, a non-psychoactive component of cannabis, may offer relief for conditions like arthritis, ...
New Evidence Suggests Bioluminescence Has Been Present in Animals for at Least 540 Million Years
The discovery that bioluminescence has roots dating back at least 540 million years sheds new light on the ancient marvels of the natural world. According to NOAA, this captivating phenomenon, defined as the emission of light by living organisms, has long been observed in various ...
In World First, Scientists Share What Was Almost Certainly a Conversation with a Humpback Whale
In a remarkable scientific milestone, researchers have achieved what could be termed a conversation with a humpback whale, ushering in a new era of interspecies communication and understanding. This groundbreaking encounter took place off the coast of Southeast Alaska with an adult ...
‘A Bicycle Built for Two’ Might Improve Symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease – Study Suggests
A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of South Carolina suggests that tandem cycling, specifically on a bicycle built for two, could be a beneficial intervention for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers. The study involved 18 participants, ...
Powering Cars With Wood Byproducts Turned into Graphite for EV Batteries
As the global demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and large-scale power grid batteries continues to rise, a New Zealand-based company, CarbonScrape, is pioneering an innovative approach to address the critical shortage of graphite, a crucial element in battery production. By utilizing ...
