Ancient Meteorite Strike Reveals Earth’s Early History
Discovery of the oldest meteorite impact crater offers insights into early Earth.
Category: Science
How Net-Zero Goals Could Mitigate Heat Waves in Europe
Net-zero emissions could help reduce the frequency and severity of heat waves in Europe.
Taiwan’s Ancient Trees: Guardians of Biodiversity and Climate
Taiwan's tallest tree faces threats from climate change, impacting biodiversity and carbon storage.
Conservation Success: Blue-Crowned Laughingthrush Chicks Hatched at Blackpool Zoo
Three blue-crowned laughingthrush chicks hatched at Blackpool Zoo, vital for their endangered species.
New Theory Challenges Our Understanding of Consciousness
A new theory suggests consciousness may exist beyond biological life forms, impacting AI and extraterrestrial research.
Rare Sea Slug Discovery Signals Changing Marine Ecosystems
A rare sea hare found in Anglesey highlights potential shifts in marine biodiversity.
Saharan Dust: A Double-Edged Sword for European Soil
Saharan dust brings both risks and benefits to European soil health and agriculture.
Billionaire’s £600m Investment in Marine Research Vessel
Gabe Newell's £600m vessel will transform deep-sea research capabilities.
Ancient Plague Strains Were Deadly Long Before the Black Death
New research shows ancient plague strains were deadly long before the Black Death.
Ancient Plague Outbreak Revealed in Siberia
Ancient DNA reveals the earliest known plague outbreak, affecting vulnerable hunter-gatherer communities.
Innovative Glowing Plants Could Revolutionise Crop Disease Detection
New glowing plants could change how farmers detect crop diseases early.
Goats Show Remarkable Ability to Follow Human Voices
Goats can follow human voices to find food, revealing their cognitive abilities.