Category: Science
NASA Images Reveal 10,000 Young Faults on the Moon. That’s a Problem
Unlike Earth’s multi-plate surface, the Moon is a single chunk—an “unbroken shell” where over 10,000 young faults can...
Meet ‘D. Rex,’ the Monster Fungus Born in the Wake of the Dinosaur Apocalypse
Scientists just found a record-setting new fungal species, the largest now known in the sprawling Ascomycota phylum. It...
Cancer Spread From One Identical Twin to the Other in the Womb, Scientists Find
The tragic case might reshape our understanding of how twins develop in the womb, the researchers say.
A Spear Wound Likely Killed This Neanderthal, but It Tells a Very Human Story
“What is particularly remarkable is that we see evidence of two contrasting facets of human nature—care and violence—juxtaposed...
An Egyptian Villager Stumbled Upon an Inscribed Stone. It Led to a Colossal Head of Ramses II
The rescue excavation uncovered the remains of two royal statues and a pink granite block.
This Deadly Fungus Keeps Learning How to Beat Every Drug We Throw at It
Scientists in Kenya have documented a case of C. auris completely resistant to all major types of antifungals.
This 4,700-Year-Old Shipwreck Could Be the Oldest Ever Found—and Its Jars Still Have Residue Inside
The researchers call it a “time capsule at the bottom of the sea.”
The Most Powerful Weight Loss Drug Yet Isn’t Approved, but Its Black Market May Already Be Turning Deadly
Though retatrutide isn't approved anywhere yet, some companies are already widely distributing and selling it alongside other unregulated...
The Sun’s Death Could Tear Apart the Outer Solar System Much Sooner Than Thought
“The Sun’s death is not an event the planets will quietly survive—it is the trigger for their orbital...
Cannabis for Insomnia? The Verdict Is Shaky, Review Finds
A new report failed to find "reliable evidence" that medical cannabis can meaningfully improve people's insomnia.
