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Webb Telescope Data Hints at Origin of Early Universe 'Red Dots'
Astronomers are proposing a new explanation for the prevalence of mysterious "little red dots" observed in early universe surveys conducted …
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New Documentary Series Focuses on Pompeii Survivors
A new documentary series, <em>Pompeii: Out of Time</em>, brings the stories of three real ancient Romans to life. The series is hosted by ac…
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NASA Receives First Images from Mars Landing
On July 20, 1976, NASA’s Viking 1 lander successfully touched down on Mars, providing humanity with its first view of the planet's surface. …
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NASA Langley Played Key Role in First Mars Landings
Fifty years ago, NASA’s Viking 1 and 2 landers achieved the first successful landings on Mars. A team at NASA’s Langley Research Center in H…
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AI ‘Ghosts’ May Comfort Mourners, Accuracy Not Key
A recent small study suggests that emotionally resonant chatbot versions of deceased loved ones can provide comfort to mourners, even if the…
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1,000-Year-Old Mummy Mask with Real Hair Found in Peru
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered a stylized mask, known as a ‘false head,’ that adorned a pre-Inca mummy. The mask is approximately 1,…
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Study Identifies Genetic Links to Borderline Personality Disorder
A large-scale genetic analysis has revealed the first potential genetic clues associated with borderline personality disorder (BPD). The res…
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New Wetland Maps Created Using Machine Learning
High-resolution maps of European wetlands have been developed through the analysis of satellite images using a machine-learning algorithm. T…
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Scientists Explore New Methods to Destroy PFAS 'Forever Chemicals'
Researchers are investigating two novel techniques for eliminating per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly known as “forever ch…
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UCLA Scientists Develop Mineral Sunscreen Without White Cast
Researchers at UCLA have created a new mineral sunscreen formula designed to eliminate the chalky white appearance often associated with suc…
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Alzheimer’s Sleep Loss Linked to Brain Immune Cells
Researchers have identified overactive immune cells in the brain as a potential cause of sleep loss associated with Alzheimer’s disease. A s…
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Laptop Solves Quantum Problem Once Thought Impossible
Researchers have successfully solved a complex quantum problem using an ordinary laptop, challenging previous assumptions about the limitati…
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Some Dinosaurs Could Stand on Hind Legs Due to Strong Bones
Two elephant-sized sauropods from South America possessed unusually strong femurs, allowing them to stand and walk on their hind legs. Digit…
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Ancient Human DNA Recovered From Cave Walls
Scientists have, for the first time, successfully recovered ancient human DNA directly from cave walls. This new method holds promise for co…
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Seattle's Landscape Shaped by Glaciers and Human Activity
The hills and basins that define Seattle, Washington’s geography are the result of both glacial activity and subsequent modifications made b…
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‘Superworms’ Show Promise as Delicate Skeleton Cleaners
Biologists have discovered that beetle larvae, commonly used as pet food known as ‘superworms,’ can efficiently and safely clean delicate sk…
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Smallpox Outbreak in Australia Linked to British Vial
A new study suggests a vial of smallpox scabs from Britain was the likely source of a devastating 1789 outbreak among Indigenous Australians…
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New Jersey Meteorite Contains Amino Acids
A meteorite that crashed in New Jersey in 2024 contains amino acids, potentially offering insights into the origins of life on Earth. The br…
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Ancient Maya Astronomer Sak Tahn Waax Identified
A Maya calendar formula has been directly linked to Sak Tahn Waax, marking the first time a Classic Maya mathematician-astronomer has been c…
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AI Boosts CRISPR Genome Editing Efficiency
Researchers have developed synthetic CRISPR proteins, designed with the aid of artificial intelligence, that demonstrate improved efficiency…
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Postdoc Seeks Advice on Landing Industry Job
A postdoctoral researcher is seeking guidance on improving their success rate in job interviews for industry positions. The individual is st…
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New Research Offers Hope for Huntington’s Disease Treatment
A new generation of therapies targeting a specific gap in the progression of Huntington’s disease is being developed, offering potential to …
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Future-Proofing Research Programs with Foresight
A recent article in *Nature* details how researchers can proactively address potential issues within their programs to increase the likeliho…
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Ancient Egyptian Princesses Skilled in Warfare, Study Suggests
Analysis of six mummies from ancient Egypt challenges the long-held belief that weapons found buried with royal women were merely symbolic. …
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Science News Features Math Puzzle
Science News will include a math puzzle in its August 2026 issue. The puzzle centers around a family investigating an odd happening. The up…
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Universities Face Questions Over Seized Human Remains
Many universities across the United States hold collections of human remains, and a biological anthropologist is working to address what sho…
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Lab-Made ‘SpudCells’ Advance Synthetic Life Research
Researchers have created lab-made cells, dubbed “SpudCells,” that while not alive, represent a significant step forward in the field of synt…
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Cyclospora Outbreak Causes Diarrhea Across the U.S.
A parasite is causing a surge in cases of explosive diarrhea across the United States, and health officials anticipate challenges in contain…
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History and Ethics in Research on Human Remains
A look at the historical mistreatment of human remains in research and current efforts to establish ethical standards. Editor in Chief Nanc…
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India's First Private Rocket Reaches Orbit
India achieved a significant milestone in its space program with the successful orbital launch of its first privately developed rocket. The …
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Rocky Exoplanet With Atmosphere Discovered in Habitable Zone
Astronomers have made a significant advancement in the search for Earth-like planets with the discovery of a rocky exoplanet possessing an a…
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Asteroid That Killed Dinosaurs Identified as Rare Type
Scientists have identified the asteroid believed to be responsible for the extinction of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago. The research su…
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Lab-Created Cosmic Dust Sheds Light on Life’s Origins
Researchers have successfully created cosmic dust in a laboratory setting, mimicking the conditions of space to study the building blocks of…
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Antidepressant Shows Promise for Long COVID Fatigue
A low-cost antidepressant, fluvoxamine, may offer relief to individuals experiencing debilitating fatigue as a result of long COVID. A recen…
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Decades-Old Mystery of 'The Hum' May Be Solved
For decades, people around the world have reported hearing a mysterious low-frequency sound known as “The Hum,” with sources often remaining…
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Expanded Mosquito Ranges Demand Better Disease Monitoring
As mosquito ranges expand, effective monitoring is crucial for preventing disease outbreaks, despite the challenges of cost and labor. Publi…
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