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This summer, people across the UK may be noticing dead bumblebees on pavements. This pattern results from a combination of naturally short life cycles, elevated temperatures, and long-term changes in land use.
Scientists have uncovered new details about how the brain’s “information hub” responds to uncertainty, revealing a remarkably flexible system that rapidly changes how it communicates with other brain regions as we make decisions.
James Webb Space Telescope data have revealed hidden stars that astronomers say are unexpectedly increasing the mass of early galaxies.
New experiments show that enriched white light containing invisible blue or red wavelengths can affect indoor temperature perception.
A universal quantum state, long the subject of theoretical predictions, has been achieved for the first time in simulated quantum matter.
NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has captured the clearest images yet of a newly formed impact site on the Moon.
This week, a USAF aircraft bound for Antarctica was forced to return to New Zealand after a warning of “potentially hazardous” space-related activity.
The Grand Canyon, one of America’s most famous landmarks, may have been exposed when an ancient supercontinent cracked apart.
Astronomers have spotted an object so close to the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way its experiencing warped spacetime.
Psilocybin may not simply cause brain chaos. Scientists discovered hidden order that changes with a person's experience and context.
An analysis of 112 Pentagon UAP videos reveals a new problem for scientists working to discern whether they display anomalous capabilities.
New scans may offer clues to what lies beneath Turkey’s famous Durupınar site, which has long been associated with “Noah’s Ark" claims.
Scientists reveal the 'RD torch' igniter that bridges the supersonic-to-hypersonic gap by maintaining scramjet combustion below Mach 5.
The United States Department of Defense has asked AI scientists to build a tool to 'predict the future' in active battlefield environments.
Microrobots powered by sound can move, steer and even fly, revealing a new propulsion system for tiny robotic machines.
