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Artemis II astronauts captured a rare total solar eclipse from near the Moon, giving scientists an unusual view of the…
A small clinical trial suggests psilocybin-assisted therapy may help loosen rigid thought patterns linked to anorexia nervosa, but researchers stress…
Seashells are more than beautiful beach souvenirs: They are intricate homes and protective fortresses built by clams, mussels, snails, and…
Rock glaciers differ significantly from traditional glaciers. Rather than exposing large masses of ice, they appear as broad fields of…
When the Forest Breathes Suzanne Simard Knopf (2026)Forest ecologist Suzanne Simard founded the federally funded Mother Tree Project in British…
Soil supports the food we eat, stores water, carbon, and nutrients, and provides a habitat for much of the life…
For thousands of years, humans have transformed natural landscapes and adapted wild animals to cities, farms, roads, and other human-dominated…
Artificial intelligence can seem daunting, but researchers say curiosity and a basic understanding of AI tools are essential starting points.…
A major UK study has detected mycotoxins—naturally occurring toxic compounds produced by fungi—in plant-based foods and drinks, including vegetarian and…
For the best views of this upcoming lunar event, head to higher ground, where darker skies and wider horizons could…