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Pioneering fossil hunter Dorothea Bate, one of the first women employed by the Natural History Museum, has been recognized with…
Mount Michael’s Lava Lake Glows Beneath Antarctic Sea Ice Winter around the Antarctic Circle brings months of freezing darkness, drifting…
Indonesia is facing a severe wildfire disaster as thousands of fire hotspots spread across the country. Driven by a powerful…
After nearly eight years and billions of kilometers of interplanetary travel, BepiColombo—a joint ESA and JAXA mission—has entered the final…
A large study of more than 270,000 people suggests that higher levels of the amino acid tyrosine may be associated…
How Much Water Do AI Data Centers Use? New Cooling Technology Could Reduce Their Impact As artificial intelligence expands across…
Ancient Tomb of Egypt’s “Keeper of Royal Secrets” Discovered at Saqqara Egyptian archaeologists have discovered the ancient tomb of an…
Roman Mosaic in Turkey Depicts Named Pets Emerald and Ocean Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Adramytteion on Turkey’s Aegean…
New Silicon Carbide Transistor Operates at 600°C, Paving the Way for Venus Probes The new transistor operated reliably from room…
James Webb Space Telescope Reveals a Cosmic “Treasure Chest” Filled With Newborn Stars NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope captured the…