Category: 7. Science

Dr. Eithne Dempsey and her former PhD student, Dr. Colm McKeever, from the Department of…

Dr. Eithne Dempsey and her former PhD student, Dr. Colm McKeever, from the Department of…

Earthquakes in stable regions seem paradoxical. In areas such as Groningen, the Upper Rhine Valley, and Utah, the shallow crust is considered “velocity-strengthening,” meaning it resists sudden slip. According to traditional geology,…

Comet 3I/ATLAS, only the third known visitor from beyond our Solar System, has been brightening far more rapidly than expected as it approaches perihelion, its closest point to the Sun.

From Earth, the comet has been positioned almost directly…

An industrial designer is testing an exciting new agricultural method, replacing standard rectangular fields with circular growing areas.

TrendWatching’s Daily reported on this new method by Dutch designer and inventor, Floris Schoonderbeek,…

In a breakthrough that blends nutrition, sustainability and culinary innovation, researchers at Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (GADVASU) have developed Fish-Pro-Max, a protein-rich powder derived from Pangas catfish…

A molecular ecology researcher has lost two papers and received an expression of concern for a…

NEW YORK — The moon will look slightly bigger and brighter Wednesday night during the closest supermoon of the year.

The moon’s orbit around the Earth isn’t a perfect circle, so it gets nearer and farther as it swings around. A so-called…

For over 400 million years, sharks have ruled the oceans, surviving mass extinctions and shifting climates. But right now, they’re facing something they may not survive – human pressure.

Overfishing, pollution, and habitat loss have pushed…