AI and Digitisation: A New Hope for Plant Conservation
AI and digitisation are crucial in the fight against plant extinction, revealing hidden insights.
Category: Science
Ancient Fire Use Pushed Back by 800,000 Years
Discovery of ancient burned bones suggests early humans used fire 800,000 years earlier than thought.
Drilling for Insights: Spain’s Meteorite Crater and Mars
Scientists are drilling into Spain's meteorite crater to learn about Mars and Earth's geology.
Rare Goblin Shark Captured on Film, Expanding Our Understanding of Deep-Sea Life
Live goblin sharks have been filmed for the first time, revealing their unique adaptations and expanding their known…
Study Reveals Trees May Not Sequester Carbon as Expected
New research indicates trees may not sequester carbon as effectively as previously believed.
The Significance of This Year’s Painted Lady Butterfly Migration
This summer, painted lady butterflies are arriving in the UK in record numbers, signalling ecological changes.
Unlocking the Venus Flytrap’s Rapid Response Mechanism
Scientists reveal how the Venus flytrap snaps shut, unlocking secrets of plant mechanics.
Mapping the Hidden World of Fungi and Its Climate Impact
A new study reveals the vast networks of fungi crucial for plant life and climate regulation.
The Curious Case of Our Anticlockwise Bias
Humans show a strong tendency to turn left and move anticlockwise, raising intriguing questions.
Impending Climate Crisis: 1.5C Threshold Looms
Global warming is set to breach a critical threshold in just four years, raising urgent concerns.
European Astronaut Joins Historic Lunar Mission
Col Luca Parmitano becomes the first European astronaut on NASA's Artemis III mission.
Ancient Whale Graveyard Unearthed in Indian Ocean
A whale graveyard dating back 5.3 million years has been discovered in the Indian Ocean.