New study challenges the Hunga Tonga volcano’s role in recent global warming
A new study by a team of researchers, including Texas A&M University's Dr. Andrew Dessler, examines the 2022 eruption of the Hunga Tonga volcano...
Scientists discover a new species of chordate from Cambrian period
Scientists have uncovered a new species of chordate, a group that includes vertebrates like humans, in a surprising discovery from the Cambrian period, about...
How the Sun’s rays affect the deep Earth: A surprising discovery
For a long time, scientists thought that changes deep inside the Earth, like volcanic eruptions and tectonic plate movements, were the main drivers of...
Permaculture: A sustainable alternative to conventional farming
Researchers from RPTU University of Kaiserslautern-Landau and BOKU University have shown that permaculture can significantly improve biodiversity, soil quality, and carbon storage.
This groundbreaking study...
Scientists discover Mars’ icy past through soil analysis
The question of whether Mars ever supported life has fascinated scientists and the public for decades.
To uncover this mystery, it's crucial to understand Mars'...
Unique samples reveal history of Antarctic ice sheet
Global warming is causing the Antarctic ice sheets to melt faster than previously thought, especially in West Antarctica.
An international research team led by the...
How climate change is slowing down earth’s rotation and shifting its axis
For the first time, researchers at ETH Zurich have fully explained how climate change is affecting the Earth's rotation and its axis.
Using advanced AI...
Is joking about Trump’s assassination attempt protected speech? You might not get charged, but...
After former President Donald Trump was shot in the ear in an assassination attempt at a campaign rally, some took to social media to...
Sea ice’s cooling power is declining faster than expected, new study reveals
A new study led by scientists from the University of Michigan has found that the cooling power of sea ice is decreasing much faster...
Scientists find evidence of ancient human butchery of giant armadillos in Argentina 21,000 years...
A recent study has uncovered evidence suggesting that humans in Argentina were butchering giant armadillo-like mammals over 21,000 years ago.
This discovery, published in the...