We’d never measured this before: this invisible scourge is ravaging forests on a staggering scale and it’s set to intensify ...

Aging isn’t a smooth slope—it’s more like a series of ramps. A new proteomic study pins a key shift at around age 50, when your organs and tissues start aging faster. Aging acceleration ...

Tucked away in the Marais, this unassuming stone facade has stood since 1407. Inside, a medieval benefactor’s vision and a cryptic inscription whisper stories of faith and charity. A mysterious ...

Tucked several meters underground, the fresco survived in astonishing condition. Its pigments—from deep reds to earthy ochres—still cling to expertly carved motifs. Archaeologists marvel at ...

This dazzling laser concept isn’t entirely new. During the Falklands War in the early 1980s, the British used a similar system—but an operator had to manually aim the beam. Aselsan’s fully ...

A routine test turned into a wild spectacle when a cutting-edge bot suddenly went berserk on camera. The footage offers a rare peek at how even the slickest tech can fail—and why caution is key ...

A simple farmhouse and a mysterious dish set the stage for a real-world spy thriller. When French counterintelligence spotted that setup, they realised someone was tapping into high-value space ...

Every year, we push the planet beyond its capacity, and this July marks the point where our demand outpaces nature’s ability to recover. If we don’t change course, our future infrastructures ...

Emergency visits for young kids are at their highest since spring, and health officials warn that even mild upticks can hit vulnerable groups hard. New COVID variants Nimbus and Stratus Dr. Jon ...

Picture this: by 2100, the world’s great rivers could all but dry up. That’s not Hollywood hype—it’s what climate researchers are warning us about. As planet-warming reshapes the water ...

Europa’s ice isn’t just a static shell—it’s alive with chaos. Webb’s infrared eyes have unveiled a world where ice is breaking, drifting, and refreezing, hinting at a churning ocean ...

Long before modern climate debates, a tectonic shift shrank the seas by nearly 30 meters—revealing how Earth’s crust can gulp ocean water. The Power of Tectonic Plates on Sea Level Earth’s ...