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A 1,800-year-old silver amulet with a Christian inscription reshapes history, revealing Christianity's presence in Roman Frankfurt decades earlier than thought. What does this ancient artifact say?

MIT researchers have identified 138 new small asteroids in the main belt, some as tiny as 10 meters, enhancing planetary defense strategies.

Ground squirrels caught hunting voles: 42% of interactions reveal shocking predatory behavior never before documented in this species. Could this new habit shape their future?

Nuna recalls 608,786 Rava car seats due to harness defects that may compromise child safety. Ensure your child's seat isn't affected and learn about the necessary steps to take.

Google, Intersect Power, and TPG Rise Climate announce a $20 billion initiative to co-locate data centers with clean energy facilities, aiming to address the projected 160% increase in data center pow

After a 5-year battle, the U.S. has eradicated invasive 'murder hornets,' protecting pollinators and agriculture.

The U.S. confirms its first severe human H5N1 case in Louisiana; California declares a state of emergency as the virus spreads among dairy cattle.

MIT engineers have developed a catalyst that converts methane—a greenhouse gas 25 times more potent than CO₂—into valuable polymers at room temperature.

"Quebec's new law bans sales of gas-powered vehicles by 2035, targeting a 43% emission reduction. Learn how this impacts drivers and the auto industry.

UBC research reveals up to 40% of released salmon die due to hook size and handling—simple changes can save them.