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environment2 min read10/15/2026Deep-Sea Research Reveals 57 New Species Near Argentina
A two-week research workshop identified 57 new species from Argentina’s Mar del Plata Canyon. The discoveries followed an expedition watched live by more than four million people.
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science2 min read10/15/2026Perseverance Breaks Driving Record Beyond Earth
Perseverance has passed Opportunity’s distance record on Mars, helped by a system that chooses routes while the rover moves.
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environment2 min read10/15/2026Giant Forest Fungus Belongs to a New Family
A fungus discovered in southwest China has unusually large structures. Scientists estimate that its family began around 65 million years ago.
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health2 min read10/15/2026Rare Immune Condition Caused Teen's Dinosaur Visions
Doctors diagnosed a California teenager with autoimmune encephalitis after tests found immune proteins attacking her nerve tissue.
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culture2 min read10/15/2026Wooden Discoveries Show Neanderthals’ Skills
Nearly 600 wooden objects or their imprints were documented at a Spanish rock shelter, where flooding and minerals helped preserve them.
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environment2 min read10/14/2026Salmon Quickly Return After Klamath Dam Removal
A study found that Chinook salmon returned to 88% of their known historical habitat after four dams were removed. However, reaching their former population levels will take more than renewed access.
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health2 min read10/14/2026New Method Changes Immune Cells Inside the Body
A technique from MIT could simplify immune-cell treatments. In mouse tests, it helped fight cancer and a disease that damages the liver.
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culture2 min read10/14/2026Small Inuit Carving Records an Early View of Europeans
A wooden figure dating to around 1350 probably represents a Norse person and may record a meeting with the ancestors of the Inuit.
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health2 min read10/13/2026New Eye Drainage Route Could Guide Research on Vision Loss
Scientists discovered a pathway in mice that carries fluid away from the back of the eye. They now need to investigate its role in humans and eye disease.
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science2 min read10/12/2026WorMa Uses Moving Water to Handle Land and Swimming
A worm-like robot changes its weight balance to travel over difficult ground and through water. Researchers are developing faster pumps and automatic controls.
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science1 min read7/6/2026James Webb builds a detailed map of the universe
Astronomers used the James Webb Space Telescope to create its largest survey of the universe. The map shows galaxy changes across about 13 billion years and reveals part of the cosmic web.
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science1 min read6/19/2026The Atlantic current that is difficult to show
Amoc is a deep Atlantic current that moves heat north and returns south at depth. Studies suggest it is weakening. Scientists warn that a bigger slowdown could bring colder winters in northern Europe, change tropical monsoons, and raise sea levels along the US east coast.
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science1 min read6/16/2026A New Way to Make Jet Fuel
A U.S. company has made aircraft fuel from biogas, which comes from cow waste. It used light to break the gas apart and then rebuild it. The company says the process needs much less energy than traditional methods.
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science1 min read6/16/2026New Electron Microscope Reaches 10,000x Magnification
Researchers in the United States have developed a new electron microscope technology. The laser-based system can give much stronger magnification than standard microscopes and can show molecules and cell structures more clearly.
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science1 min read6/14/2026AI Helps, But Can Miss New Clues
A new study in cosmology found that AI can speed up calculations. At the same time, it may overlook new physical clues because it depends on patterns from earlier training.
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