Category: 7. Science

While ginger is an economically significant crop, its production is severely affected by fungal pathogens, especially Pythium aphanidermatum, which causes yield losses and decline in crop quality. Researchers at Mohanlal Sukhadia University…

For much of the 20th century, “petroleum politics” shaped international policy. In the 21st century, a new set of resources has taken center stage: critical minerals. Sourcing and extracting these minerals have become a priority for…

A recent detection from JWST is being widely discussed. The discoverers suggest that it might be an incredible record-breaker: it could be the oldest galaxy we have ever seen. This is yet to be confirmed, and other hypotheses are also very…

A recent study published in the scientific journal Cosmetics suggests that an extract from Tropaeolum majus, better known as nasturtium, could help slow signs of skin aging by supporting the skin’s ability to manage stress and energy at the…

Before sunrise on October 1, 2025, a tiny asteroid labeled “2025 TF” skimmed above Antarctica at an altitude near 266 miles, roughly the same orbit used by the International Space Station. The closest approach occurred at 00:47:26 UTC with an…

Ants are many things. They’re hard workers and intensely social. They’re quite strong for their size. And now they may also be a source of architectural inspiration too — for designing spaces that reduce…

Researchers at the University of California, Irvine (UC Irvine), and the New York Institute of Technology have 3D printed one of the most realistic models of the human colon ever made. The advance could change how we study colon cancer…

By analysing the detailed rainbow-like colours of thousands of objects every 10-20 minutes, 4MOST will build a catalogue of temperatures, chemical compositions, velocities and many more physical parameters of tens of millions of objects spread…