science

The researchers generated a single attosecond electron pulse to capture an electron in a fixed state, matching the speed at which electrons move.

Humpback whales are not simply hunting for food; they create sophisticated tools.

The scientists utilized a massive, house-sized particle detector to identify the unique decay products of antihyperhydrogen-4: antihelium-4 and a positively charged pion.

Preliminary results suggest that recycled glass not only accelerates plant growth but also prevents fungal growth.

Synesthesia is a neurological phenomenon where senses that are typically separate become intertwined.

A new study shows how spiders exploit firefly communication, using mimicry to lure male fireflies into their webs.

The oldest penis on record belongs to a 1 long 425 million-year-old crustacean known as an ostracod.

Nuclear clocks are 10 times more accurate than optical atomic clocks which shows potential for unraveling dark matter.

The brain stores memories for varying lengths of time, modifies them to different extents, and may sometimes erase them.

This development was observed under extreme conditions of near absolute zero temperatures (-459°F or -273°C) and intense magnetic fields nearly 100,000 times stronger than Earth’s.

For the first time, ultra-cool quantum sensors used in space can contribute to the development of better and more accurate navigation technologies.

Despite being an old piece of pipe destined for disposal, the researchers’ predictions suggested it might be the most promising place on Earth to find a magnetic monopole.

Unexpectedly, the phenomenon was observed in an antiferromagnetic insulator, a material where such behavior was considered highly improbable.

Arctic permafrost melting due to climate change releases mercury sequestered for millennia into Alaska’s Yukon River, endangering a vital freshwater source.

When placed in microgravity, yeast behaves differently and ferment faster.

Scottish rocks dating back 662 to 720 million years ago may serve as a ‘golden spike’ marking the start of the Cryogenian Period.

The study suggests resilient neurons are the key to regeneration.

Thousands of sharks were found napping on the seabed of Beagle Marine Park.

The study shows that the acoustic method is as effective as traditional soil health tests and could be more accessible and less invasive.

The surrounding area has been carpeted with lava and ash from the volcano, causing flights at Catania airport to be put on hold.