Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have discovered an astonishing exoplanet that’s stretching our understanding of what’s possible for these distant worlds….
Category: 7. Science
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Transparent nanowire films block 99.97% of electromagnetic noise
We live inside a storm of invisible signals. Phones, Wi-Fi routers, 5G networks, smartwatches, and medical sensors constantly send and receive electromagnetic waves.
While this wireless traffic powers modern technology, it also creates a…
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Baby hummingbird seen behaving like a poisonous caterpillar
In a rainforest in Panama, a baby hummingbird scared off a wasp by behaving like a poisonous caterpillar. That tiny bird, a white-necked jacobin (Florisuga mellivora), has given scientists the first clear record of caterpillar-style mimicry in a…
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Global warming could trigger the next ice age
Researchers at UC Riverside say they have identified a critical gap in how scientists have long understood Earth’s carbon recycling system. By filling in this missing piece, they now believe that periods of global warming can swing too far in the…
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Global warming could trigger the next ice age
Researchers at UC Riverside say they have identified a critical gap in how scientists have long understood Earth’s carbon recycling system. By filling in this missing piece, they now believe that periods of global warming can swing too far in the…
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Mosquitoes capture DNA record of entire ecosystems in their blood
At Florida’s DeLuca Preserve, mosquitoes are doing more than just biting – they’re helping scientists track wildlife. DNA extracted from mosquito blood meals revealed traces of 86 vertebrate species, from tiny frogs to large mammals,…
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Hidden seismic signals hint at a tsunami threat in Alaska
Since 2020, scientists have installed monitoring instruments around the Barry Landslide in Alaska’s Prince William Sound to closely track seismic activity in the area. Their goal is to detect warning signs early, before a sudden landslide could…
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The Earliest Known Plague Wasn’t Spread by Rats, DNA Study Reveals
For thousands of years, a prehistoric plague moved across Eurasia with terrifying efficiency. Scientists found its traces in human remains scattered far apart long before the Black Death gave the plague its grim reputation. What puzzled experts…
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NASA’s PUNCH Mission Captures Unprecedented Views Of The Sun And Solar System
The Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has unveiled groundbreaking results from NASA’s PUNCH mission, revealing a breathtaking, continuous view of the solar corona and solar wind in unprecedented detail. The study marks a milestone in…
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Exploring the expression and prognostic roles of LAD1 in lung adenocarcinoma
Sung, H. et al. Global cancer statistics 2020: GLOBOCAN estimates of incidence and mortality worldwide for 36 cancers in 185 countries. Cancer J. Clin. 71 (3), 209–249 (2021).
Hamann, H. A.,…
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