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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.

BYD announces plans to launch solid-state batteries offering up to 1,500 km range in 2027, with mass adoption expected by 2030.

India's wild tiger count has surged to 3,682, now constituting 75% of the global population. However, experts raise concerns over data accuracy and regional disparities in conservation success.

A trail camera in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, has captured images of a fisher, a member of the weasel family not seen in the state for over a century.

Scratching rashes worsens inflammation but also fights harmful bacteria. Want to know the unexpected reason why this happens? Scientists reveal surprising details that could change how we treat skin