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Sediment from ice-capped mountains fans across a Russian river valley on Severny Island. This stunning NASA Earth Observatory image reveals nature's powerful sculpting hand.
World Cup semifinals are here! FIFA's new seeding system guarantees heavyweight clashes: France vs. Spain kicks off the action, with top teams battling in opposite brackets.
Australia boasts two of the world's oldest aquaculture sites. Indigenous people farmed fish and eels for millennia, showcasing spectacular innovation and social complexity.
Supportive supervisors boost performance for employees with disabilities. But new research shows the overall workplace environment dictates how much that support truly impacts results.
A surprise typhoon hit a research cruise, creating a unique chance to study rapid changes in ocean bacteria and biogeochemical cycles.
At a 2024 Dhaka protest against Panthakunja Park's destruction, Pavel Partha stood out. Amidst activists, he meticulously documented every plant, bird, and species affected, arguing their right to recognition.
A thermochemical plume may explain how Earth’s largest oceanic plateau formed beneath the sea.
Ebola vaccine trials begin in the UK! Regulators approved an experimental vaccine for testing on healthy adults, developed in just eight weeks.
From black holes to tiny quantum engines, the universe got weird while smart kids got practical. Greece launched wildfire satellites and a teen taught hurricane prep. Ingenuity is everywhere.
Antarctic marine videography isn't just a GoPro in water. WHOI's Kaitlin Allen can't watch live, so her team never knows what they've filmed until devices are retrieved.
Five countries hold 70% of global seagrass, yet only 21% is protected. A new high-resolution map reveals this critical imbalance, using satellite imagery and AI to chart seagrass cover.
The Milky Way's supermassive black hole isn't the dust-gobbler we thought! New observations reveal it's not consuming nearby dust objects.
NASA grantee Zooniverse hit 1 billion volunteer classifications! The world's largest platform for online people-powered research celebrates this incredible milestone.
Students have learned the inductive effect one way for nearly a century. Now, researchers say that explanation may not tell the whole story.
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Sediment from ice-capped mountains fans across a Russian river valley on Severny Island. This stunning NASA Earth Observatory image reveals nature's powerful sculpting hand.
World Cup semifinals are here! FIFA's new seeding system guarantees heavyweight clashes: France vs. Spain kicks off the action, with top teams battling in opposite brackets.
Australia boasts two of the world's oldest aquaculture sites. Indigenous people farmed fish and eels for millennia, showcasing spectacular innovation and social complexity.
Supportive supervisors boost performance for employees with disabilities. But new research shows the overall workplace environment dictates how much that support truly impacts results.
At a 2024 Dhaka protest against Panthakunja Park's destruction, Pavel Partha stood out. Amidst activists, he meticulously documented every plant, bird, and species affected, arguing their right to recognition.
A 1940s legend, Big Boy No. 4014, retired in 1961 after a million miles. Now, this iconic locomotive is crossing the country to celebrate America's 250th birthday!
Illinois now mandates menopause care training for healthcare professionals, integrating it into existing implicit bias programs. This aims to close a critical care gap, as the state has under 200 certified specialists.
Tattoo tigers, sharks, or rainbows that read brain waves, power prosthetics, and detect heart attacks? Penn State engineers patented these colorful, customizable skin-painted sensors for enhanced accuracy and durability.
Qatar's Father Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani passed away Sunday. His defining legacy: unwavering solidarity with Palestinians, remembered as a steadfast ally who physically broke the Gaza siege.
Hurricane Irma devastated South Florida in 2015, leaving Elise Raurell feeling unprepared as a child. By 16, she launched Storm Smart, a Girl Scout Gold Award project teaching kids hurricane readiness.
Senegalese farmers are adding fish to rice paddies. They fertilize crops, provide food, and eat snails carrying parasitic worms.
USDA reinstated $127 million in land access grants! A federal court order reversed the agency's previous decision, restoring 24 grants for underserved producers.
