Category: 7. Science

In forests and fields across the world, some fungi quietly spread across land and live for centuries while their cells keep dividing and repairing damage normally caused by mutations.

New research in the Netherlands suggests that some long-lived…

Newswise — When we check the weather forecast, that information comes from satellites. When we FaceTime a friend, that call could come via satellites. From cellphone networks to national security systems, satellites…

Ancient lava rubble on the seafloor can store huge amounts of carbon dioxide like a giant “sponge,” a new study finds.

Cores collected from beneath the southern Atlantic Ocean show that this rubble — which formed through volcanic activity and…

NASA and its commercial partners are conducting demonstrations of advanced satellite relay capabilities supporting near-Earth science missions as part of the Communications Services Project.

What Is NASA’s Communications Services Project?

The…

Associative memory, the brain’s ability to recall complete patterns from partial cues, forms a cornerstone of cognitive function, yet conventional models often overlook the crucial role of neuromodulation in shaping memory capacity and…