Plants move away from decaying zones

A previously unknown way plants navigate their underground environment

Scientists’ preferences may hold back animal science discoveries, per a study

We may be missing out on some important discoveries because the scientists are studying the animals they find appealing, rather than exploring the full...

Earth’s Ozone Hole Was Surprisingly Small in 2025

Every spring, a hole opens in the ozone layer above Antarctica. In 2025, it was smaller than in many recent years, giving scientists another...

Human presence reshapes wildlife across America

We have spent decades mapping the damage we do to wildlife through roads, farms, and cities. A new study suggests that map is missing...

Tesla’s Roadster Could Get SpaceX-Inspired Thrusters

Tesla's next-generation Roadster may get an unusual upgrade: cold-gas thrusters inspired by SpaceX technology. The proposed system is part of an optional package that...

AMD’s Venice CPUs Bring 256 Cores to Agentic AI

AMD has unveiled its 6th-generation EPYC 9006 series, codenamed Venice, with up to 256 cores and 512 threads per socket. Built on Zen 6...

Samsung Unveils New Memory Tech for AI

Samsung is betting that the next AI performance jump will come as much from memory as from processors. At FMS 2026 in Santa Clara, the...

Intel Collaborates with Lens Technology on Glass Chip Packaging

Artificial intelligence is forcing chipmakers to rethink more than just processors. Intel has partnered with Lens Technology to accelerate glass substrate semiconductor packaging, a...

Scientists discover 59,000-year-old Neanderthal dental surgery

Deep inside a cave in the Altai Mountains of Siberia, archaeologists recovered a Neanderthal molar bearing an unusual hollow on its chewing surface. A...

This Small Device Harvests Electricity From Exhaust

Every time a gas engine runs, roughly three-quarters of its fuel escapes as heat through the exhaust, completely wasted. Researchers at Pennsylvania State University...

Kimchi Bacteria May Help Flush Nanoplastics from the Body

Microplastics are showing up everywhere they shouldn't, including inside us. But a new study suggests that the same bacteria responsible for fermenting kimchi might...

Shroud of Turin’s DNA Maps Centuries of Human Contact

Scientists have long argued over where the Shroud of Turin came from, but a new genetic study shifts the question entirely. By analyzing DNA...

Swiss Students Just Fired One of the World’s Rarest Rocket Engines

At a quiet Swiss airfield, a copper rocket engine suddenly roared to life — not with normal combustion, but with shockwaves spinning inside the...

India Achieves Nuclear Milestone With Kalpakkam PFBR

India’s PFBR Reactor Achieves Criticality at Kalpakkam

Scientists 3D-Print Ultra-Hard Carbide for Next-Gen Industrial Cutting Tools

Researchers at Hiroshima University have found a new way to 3D-print one of industry’s toughest materials: WC–Co cemented carbide. Led by assistant professor Keita Marumoto,...

BMW Reveals Next-Gen iX3 With 400 kW Fast Charging and New EV Platform

BMW has pulled the wraps off the next-generation iX3, and it’s more than a routine EV update. The SUV rides on the company’s new...

Robots Learn to Follow Your Pointing Finger

Robots are getting better at reading the room, literally. A team at Brown University, led by graduate student Ivy He, built a planning system...

Tiny ESP32 Robot Roams Your Desk Like a Curious Pet

A tiny robot built by YouTuber Tech Talkies quietly wanders across a desk, then pauses when you give it a gentle pat. The DIY companion...

LiFi Beams 10Gbps Internet Through Windows

Under the bright halls of Mobile World Congress 2026, pureLiFi showed off a wireless idea that literally runs on light. Its LiFi High-Bandwidth Architecture...

Discovery of auroras on rogue planet challenges current models

Astronomers from Trinity College Dublin used the James Webb Space Telescope to study the atmosphere of SIMP-0136, a nearby rogue planet not bound to...

Inside the Milky Way’s largest star-forming cloud, seen by Webb

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning infrared images of Sagittarius B2, the most massive and active star-forming region in the Milky Way....
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