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A study has revealed that controlling sugar intake in infancy can significantly reduce the risk of chronic illnesses, such as diabetes and high blood pressure, later...
Rresearch has highlighted the significant role of thawing permafrost in contributing to global warming. A study co-authored by NASA scientists sheds light on the release of...
In October 2024, Pine Island Glacier, known for its fast-paced retreat and frequent iceberg calving, revealed more than its icy edge. This time, unusual atmospheric activity...
China’s fourth generation of astronauts, recently selected, began their extensive training programme in Beijing this August, as confirmed by Lin Xiqiang, the China Manned Space Agency’s...
The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center—Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC—James) recently conducted a survey revealing a worrying knowledge...
In an unprecedented find for Hong Kong, scientists have uncovered the city’s first-ever dinosaur fossils on Port Island. Preliminary analysis suggests that the bones likely belonged...
Four farmworkers have been diagnosed with presumed bird flu in the Washington state. This marked an unsettling trend in the spread of the virus among farm...
In a study on Aboriginal weapons, biomechanics experts have explored the formidable strength and design of two traditional First Nations tools. These weapons, the leangle and kodj,...
Recently, scientists observed what is believed to be the largest marine predation event ever recorded. Using sonar technology, they were able to monitor interactions between capelin,...
Recent observations from NASA’s ER-2 aircraft have given us a deeper view into gamma rays produced by thunderstorms. This high-altitude plane, flying over thunderclouds in the Caribbean...
A unique initiative in African ports could soon see giant African pouched rats as an unconventional solution to counter wildlife smuggling. Wearing red vests, these rats are...
Scientists at UCLA’s Broad Center for Regenerative Medicine have developed a new treatment to help the heart heal after a heart attack. The therapy, based on...
A pioneering new energy device developed by Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology (DGIST) in South Korea promises to change energy efficiency in heating and...
NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft, which has been journeying through space for over 47 years, recently experienced a brief interruption in communication. On October 24, engineers at...
NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer mission is set to provide unprecedented insight into the Moon’s hidden water. Built by Lockheed Martin and managed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory,...
A study from the University of North Carolina reveals a potential link between early-life sleep disruptions and autism risk. The research shows that when young children...
Archaeologists in Sweden have discovered a surprising Viking Age cemetery containing more than 100 graves and ship-shaped burial sites in the village of Tvååker, southwest Sweden....
For the first time, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) may have discovered brown dwarfs—known as “failed stars”—outside our Milky Way. This finding offers a fresh...
NASA’s Perseverance rover recently paused the climb up on Jezero Crater’s on its mission across Mars, recently paused its climb up Jezero Crater’s western rim to...
The Advanced X-ray Imaging Satellite (AXIS) project, led by MIT’s Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research (MKI), is now a finalist in NASA’s latest Probe...
Ryanair raises fares after profits hit by lower ticket prices
Israel to allow ‘basic quantity of food’ into Gaza to avoid ‘starvation crisis’
Easing trade and signing a defence pact would be manifesto promises delivered – and Starmer could use a win
UK and EU agree ‘Brexit reset’ trade deal
Post-Brexit EU reset negotiations ‘going to the wire’, says ministerIsrael to allow ‘basic quantity of food’ into Gaza to avoid ‘starvation crisis’
Nicusor Dan beats hard-right favourite George Simion in surprise win in Romanian electionIsrael to allow ‘basic quantity of food’ into Gaza to avoid ‘starvation crisis’
British surgeon working in Gaza says it is now ‘a slaughterhouse’ amid Israeli bombardment
More than 100 people killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, say medics
