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University of New Hampshire researchers have detected PFAS concentrations in waterway foam up to 70 times higher than in surface water.

Discover how, during the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists deployed AI-powered saildrones to monitor Alaska's krill populations, ensuring the continuity of vital marine ecosystem data.

Aija, the NEW Zoo's cherished lioness, has passed away at 20—nearly doubling the wild lion lifespan.

Witness the Einstein Probe's groundbreaking detection of a rare X-ray flash from a massive star and white dwarf duo, offering unprecedented insights into stellar evolution.

Each day, 35kg of sunscreen chemicals enter the ocean, contaminating 95% of wastewater and harming marine life. Scientists warn these UV filters don’t break down fast enough. Is it in your food

NASA's $500,000 'Arsenic Life' study, once hailed as groundbreaking, now faces retraction after swift social media-driven scientific scrutiny debunked its claims.

Microsoft's Majorana 1 chip, developed over 20 years, aims to scale quantum computing to a million qubits, potentially solving complex global challenges.

Engaging in regular high-intensity aerobic exercise can significantly reduce the risk of metastatic cancer by 72%. Discover how intense workouts can help protect your health.

A remote Tasmanian beach becomes the site of a rare mass stranding, with over 150 false killer whales stranded near Arthur River.

Discover how Europe's massive €200 billion AI investment is igniting debates over escalating energy consumption and sustainability.