Read More News Nature 4 months ago Ocean Viruses: How Tiny Killers Power the Food Web New Atlantic fieldwork shows marine viruses drive nutrient recycling, boost Prochlorococcus growth, and sustain oxygen-rich ocean bands — revealing how microscopic infections shape global carbon and food webs.
Read More News Health 4 months ago Three Hidden Signs You May Be Grinding Your Teeth Now Learn the subtle signs of teeth grinding (bruxism), why it happens, and how clinicians diagnose and treat it. Discover lifestyle fixes, night guards, sleep testing, and expert advice to protect your jaw and teeth.
Read More News General info 4 months ago EU Classifies Nuclear Arms as Sustainable Investments The EU's January 2026 move to list certain nuclear weapons-related activities under its sustainable investment taxonomy reshapes ESG funding, defense procurement, and the balance between security and sustainability in Europe.
Read More News Health 4 months ago Hidden Epigenetic Drift in Gut Raises Colon Cancer Risk A new study identifies ACCA epigenetic drift in gut stem cells — fueled by inflammation, low iron and weakened growth signals — that silences tumor-suppressor genes and expands cancer risk with age.
Read More News Space 4 months ago Artemis II: NASA Returns to Lunar Orbit After 50 Years Artemis II will send astronauts into lunar orbit for the first time in over 50 years. This article explains mission goals, technology like SLS and Orion, program context, timelines, and the role of international partnerships.
Read More News Health 4 months ago How Pancreatic Tumors Use Periostin to Invade Nerves Brazilian researchers show how periostin from pancreatic stellate cells remodels tissue and enables nerve invasion, explaining pancreatic cancer's aggressiveness and pointing to new therapeutic targets.
Read More News Scientific 4 months ago Why Your Cat’s Purr Identifies It Better Than Meows New research shows a cat’s purr contains consistent acoustic fingerprints that identify individuals more reliably than variable meows—an insight shaped by domestication and revealed with speech-recognition tools.
Read More News General info 4 months ago Why We Get 'Hangry': How Hunger Shapes Mood and Choices New research shows that feeling hungry, not low blood glucose alone, predicts irritability. Interoceptive accuracy — how well people sense internal signals — moderates hangry mood swings.
Read More News Space 4 months ago JWST Zooms into the Helix Nebula: Inside the Eye Up Close JWST's NIRCam has captured an unprecedented infrared close‑up of the Helix Nebula, revealing thousands of cometary knots and new details about how Sun‑like stars die and seed the galaxy.
Read More News Health 4 months ago Post-Meal Glucose Spikes Raise Alzheimer's Risk 69% A UK genetic study links higher 2-hour post-meal blood glucose spikes to a 69% increased Alzheimer’s risk, highlighting postprandial glucose control as a potential prevention target—but findings need replication.
Read More News Space 4 months ago Seismic Sensors Track Sonic Booms from Space Junk Reentries Seismic networks can detect sonic booms from reentering space debris. Analysis of the Shenzhou‑15 module shows seismoacoustic methods can reconstruct speed, altitude, fragmentation and likely fall zones.
Read More News Health 4 months ago Three Nights of Binge Drinking Can Rapidly Damage the Gut New mouse research finds that three consecutive nights of binge drinking cause rapid intestinal injury, immune activation and a leaky gut that may expose the liver to harmful bacterial products.
Read More News General info 4 months ago Five Unseen Sources of Microplastics in Your Daily Diet Microplastics turn up in unexpected foods — from chewing gum and salt to tea and produce. Learn five surprising dietary sources, the science behind contamination, and practical steps to lower exposure.
Read More News Health 4 months ago Hidden Plastic Clouds: Cities Are Breathing Microplastics New semi‑automated measurements reveal cities carry far more airborne microplastics and nanoplastics than earlier methods detected, with implications for air quality, health, and climate.
Read More News Space 4 months ago Cloud-9: Dark-Matter Relic of a Failed Galaxy Near M94 Cloud-9, a starless hydrogen cloud near M94, may be a dark-matter–dominated relic (RELHIC). Deep radio and Hubble observations suggest a massive dark halo with little to no stars, shedding light on failed galaxy formation.
Read More News Space 4 months ago Dead Star Awakens: IXPE Reveals White Dwarf Drama Now IXPE used X-ray polarimetry to map EX Hydrae's accretion column around a white dwarf, estimating a ~2,000-mile column height and revealing how magnetism and gravity shape high-energy emission.
Read More News Space 4 months ago Impossibly Hot Cluster Found 1.4 Gyr After Big Bang ALMA observations of galaxy cluster SPT2349-56, seen 1.4 billion years after the Big Bang, reveal intracluster gas far hotter than models predict — pointing to early, powerful black-hole feedback.
Read More News Space 4 months ago Researchers Tracked a Superactive Solar Region 94 Days By combining Solar Orbiter and SDO data, scientists tracked superactive region NOAA 13664 for 94 days, mapping its magnetic evolution and linking complexity to major geomagnetic storms that affected Earth.
Read More News Space 4 months ago Quiet Depths: Could Europa’s Ocean Be Lifeless Today? New research argues Europa's subsurface ocean may lack the seafloor activity needed to power life. Models suggest weak tidal heating and a cooled interior could leave the seafloor geologically quiet today.
Read More News Health 4 months ago Nightmares May Signal Higher Dementia Risk in Later Life New analysis links frequent nightmares in middle and older age to higher risk of cognitive decline and dementia, especially in men. Treatable nightmares could offer an early, actionable signal for brain health.
