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Researchers in the United States have determined the body temperature of the extinct dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex using advanced chemical analysis. By studying fossilized teeth from a famous T-Rex named 'Thomas', scientists found that its internal temperature was comparable to modern mammals.
NASA's Perseverance rover created five new craters on Mars after discarding heavy descent hardware during its landing. Researchers identified the impact sites by comparing images taken before and after the 2020 event.
An exploration of nuclear fuel composition, the neutron slowing process, and the historic 1954 opening of the world's first nuclear power plant in Russia. This foundational milestone marked a significant advancement in the peaceful application of atomic energy technology.
Landscapes in England and Wales are experiencing a gradual recovery following a period of extreme summer heat and drought, as mid-September rain returns to the region. Despite the green shoots of regeneration visible in parks and fields, groundwater and reservoir levels remain low.
The Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026 competition has released a series of striking images showcasing marine life from around the globe. The featured photographs highlight unique underwater species, behaviors, and traditions captured by various international photographers.
Scientists have demonstrated that optical structures based on the Smith hat shape can make light form unusual chiral patterns. The findings bridge advanced geometry and physics through nanoscale silicon nitride experiments.
New archaeological research reveals 25,000 years of continuous ritual grass burning by the GunaiKurnai nation at Cloggs Cave in Australia. Experts examined layers of ash and phytoliths to uncover ancient cultural practices.
Giant pandas are black-and-white bears whose natural habitat is strictly limited to the remote mountainous forests of China. Decades of targeted conservation efforts have helped protect these rare mammals and their vital bamboo ecosystems.
A major new network meta-analysis published in PLOS One evaluates 12 non-drug therapies across 139 clinical trials. The research identifies knee bracing, hydrotherapy, and exercise as the most effective approaches for managing knee osteoarthritis.
Researchers have identified a new New Guinea snake species and named it Lielaphis slashi in honor of musician Slash. The reddish-brown reptile, measuring 28 inches long, was described in the scientific journal Zootaxa using genetic and physical analyses.
A study published on March 16, 2023, in PLOS Biology explores how the Menin protein affects hypothalamus aging and cognitive decline in mice. Researchers found that restoring Menin or administering D-serine can reverse certain aging-related phenotypes and improve cognitive performance.
The Russian Space Forces successfully launched a Soyuz-2.1b medium-class rocket carrying a spacecraft from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome. Following liftoff and orbital insertion, ground control established stable telemetry contact as onboard systems functioned normally.
New research in Bangladesh's Inani National Park has documented 23 mammal species, including the critically endangered clouded leopard and hoolock gibbon. Researchers emphasize that local population pressures and resource constraints pose significant challenges to wildlife conservation.
Researchers at University College London have successfully reconstructed short video clips using brain activity recorded from mice. The scientific study provides new insights into how the visual processing pipeline warps and interprets sensory information.
Venus stands out as the brightest object in the night sky after the Moon. Scientists explain the planetary physics and atmospheric conditions behind its extraordinary radiance.
A researcher from Tsinghua University in China has won Nikon's annual Small World In Motion competition. The winning entry features cilia in the airways of a child with a rare genetic disease.
New simulations using Japan's ATERUI III supercomputer suggest that mysterious 'Little Red Dots' are rapidly growing black holes. The research was led by a scientist from the Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics.
A comprehensive survey of waterbirds along the Meghna estuary in Noakhali has documented 52 species, including 14 globally threatened species. Funded by the World Bank, the initiative ran from November 2025 to April 2026.
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