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New asphalt tech could finally end potholes
Read More: New asphalt tech could finally end potholesImagine a world where potholes are a thing of the past, where roads are not just durable but also self-healing.…
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Old 1950s light flashes may prove UFOs were real
Read More: Old 1950s light flashes may prove UFOs were realUnexplained flashes of light captured during sky surveys in the 1950s have puzzled researchers for decades. Some suggest these anomalies…
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Finding ice on the moon starts with knowing where to look
Read More: Finding ice on the moon starts with knowing where to lookWater ice on the moon is no longer a subject of speculation, but a reality that scientists are keen to…
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Escaped lab monkeys in Mississippi aren’t sick—but still risky
Read More: Escaped lab monkeys in Mississippi aren’t sick—but still riskyOn October 28, 2025, a transport truck carrying research monkeys met with an accident near the Louisiana-Mississippi state line, leading…
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Why you see things in the dark, according to experts
Read More: Why you see things in the dark, according to expertsHave you ever wondered why, when plunged into complete darkness, your eyes seem to conjure up swirling patterns, flashes, or…
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Some planets may actually brew their own water
Read More: Some planets may actually brew their own waterRecent research has challenged the traditional view that water on planets must be delivered from space, suggesting instead that some…
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Massive black hole discovered in a tiny galaxy
Read More: Massive black hole discovered in a tiny galaxyAstronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery, unearthing an enormous black hole in the unassuming Segue 1, a nearby dwarf galaxy.…
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Google revives an abandoned nuclear power plant
Read More: Google revives an abandoned nuclear power plantIn a significant move towards meeting the energy demands of its artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, Google, in partnership with NextEra…
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Why don’t teeth count as bones?
Read More: Why don’t teeth count as bones?Despite their hard, rigid structure, teeth are not classified as bones. They are distinct entities primarily composed of enamel and…
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Transparent squid could unlock big brain science breakthroughs
Read More: Transparent squid could unlock big brain science breakthroughsIn a significant leap forward for neuroscience, researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, have successfully created a transparent…
