The Day Earth Lost Its Shield
Around 2 million years ago, Earth may have lost its protective bubble, the heliosphere, due to a dense cold cloud of hydrogen atoms.
How Wood Becomes Stone: The Science of Petrification
Petrified wood, a fossil millions of years old, forms when wood’s biological components are replaced by minerals like silica.
Navigating the Complexity of Ultraprocessed Foods
Ultraprocessed foods have been a hot topic in the media, but the reality is more complex than the headlines suggest.
Optimistic Outlook: New Study Challenges Space Travel Health Risks
A study on the effects of space travel has just been released, challenging long-held beliefs about its impact on human health.
Unlocking Archaea’s Secrets for Hydrogen Energy
New research reveals how our 2-billion-year-old microbial ancestors, archaea, used hydrogen gas to produce energy
Unveiling a New Type of Vortex in Photon Collisions
New research has unveiled a groundbreaking discovery: a previously unknown type of vortex is formed when photons collide.
The Quest for Sustainable Cement Production
The industrial sector accounts for a significant portion of carbon emissions, with the production of cement and steel being major contributors.
Webb Telescope Finds Record-Breaking Early Universe Supernovae
The James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled a stunning view into the early universe, discovering record-breaking supernovae from when the universe was just in its infancy.
Unlocking the Canine Code: AI’s Impact on Understanding Dogs
AI could soon help us understand our furry friends better, as per a recent study.