07:45, 10 Nov
Strengthens bones even in the womb: researchers have discovered which vitamin is crucial during pregnancy.
Brittle bones often lead to serious injuries, particularly among children and the elderly. However, recent research has shown that receiving a specific vitamin while still in the womb can significantly increase bone strength.
07:45, 10 Nov
Words reveal health: researchers have learned to assess people's mental states through their speech.
An intriguing study has offered scientists a fresh perspective on our everyday language, revealing it as a potential indicator of future mental health issues. It turns out that specific words can unveil a range of problems within an individual, issues they may be entirely unaware of.
07:45, 10 Nov
Restructuring the clouds themselves: scientists have identified an unexpected culprit behind climate change.
Global climate change poses a threat not only to the environment but also to our health and living spaces. However, recent research has revealed one potential cause of this phenomenon that has already affected millions of people.
07:45, 10 Nov
Researchers have discovered a unique trait in chimpanzees: they perform better when under supervision.
For over a decade, chimpanzees have fascinated scientists due to their similarities to humans. However, recent research has revealed a trait in them that was previously thought to be unique to people.
07:44, 10 Nov
A crucial stage often overlooked: researchers have discovered what influences brain development during childhood.
Our brain begins its development while still in the womb and continues to grow as we age. However, recent studies have revealed that depriving it of a crucial element of our daily lives can lead to a range of serious complications.
07:44, 10 Nov
Film enthusiasts safeguard science: researchers have crafted the most precise map of our brain using movies.
The study of our brains has been ongoing for over a century; however, researchers often conduct these studies in sterile, controlled environments. A new study, however, has allowed scientists to observe and examine the brain during its natural state of wakefulness, marking a first in this field.
07:44, 10 Nov
The other side of science: CRISPR "genetic scissors" have proven to be hazardous to humans.
Although genetics has saved countless lives during the development of its DNA editing tools, researchers have identified some issues with these technologies. For instance, a widely-used tool may pose greater risks for individuals with certain medical conditions.
07:44, 10 Nov
It's not about a premonition of death: researchers discovered why dogs howl and which breeds are the most "talkative."
Experts point out that a dog's behavior can be adjusted. Instead of telling the dog to "stop," it's more effective to offer rewards to prevent the animal from howling.
07:44, 10 Nov
A plan that backfired: How hunting led to a significant increase in the coyote population across the United States.
While many countries implement wildlife population control through hunting, this approach has proven to be less predictable. For instance, hunters managing the coyote population in the United States inadvertently led to a significant increase in their numbers and subsequent migration.
07:44, 10 Nov
Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket launched a scientific project created by school students from the Lviv region into space.
The concept for the project emerged after examining a unique method of producing hydrogel. This marks the third scientific initiative by Ukrainian students that has ventured into space.
07:47, 09 Nov
NASA's $1 billion probe has sent back images of Jupiter, achieving a historic first. Check out the groundbreaking photos!
The largest planet in the Solar System continues to amaze.
07:47, 09 Nov
For the first time in 50 years, orcas have returned to the "bloody cove," where, half a century ago, humans used to drown whales (video).
Since 1970, when people hunted orcas for capture in the bay, whales had not been seen in this area, but now they have returned.
07:46, 09 Nov
It would take 15 years to restore communication on Earth: scientists are investigating the catastrophic Miyake event.
Researchers have discovered evidence of a catastrophic cosmic event within the annual rings of ancient trees.
07:46, 09 Nov
Body armor over flexible armor: how dinosaurs survived high-speed collisions.
Researchers believe that the ankylosaurus's armor was adapted for battles and collisions at incredible speeds.
07:46, 09 Nov
Astronomers have uncovered the origins of the most mysterious signals from space: what could they be?
Mysterious radio signals are arriving from various parts of space, and scientists have uncovered the factors that contribute to their emergence.
07:46, 09 Nov
From apocalypse rider to savior: Researchers aim to treat cancer using a mind-altering fungus.
The Cordyceps fungus, known for zombifying insects, has recently shown a less apocalyptic side. According to a new study, it could be a key player in the fight against one of the most dangerous diseases.
07:46, 09 Nov
Forty years ago, ground scorched by a volcanic eruption was revived by ground squirrels, and the region continues to thrive today.
Researchers have found that just one day of groundhog activity can have a positive impact on a damaged region, even 40 years later.
07:46, 09 Nov
Physicists have captured images of a new, unusual quantum state of matter for the first time. What does this mean? (See photos)
Scientists have, for the first time, been able to observe the appearance of a Wigner molecular crystal.
07:46, 09 Nov
The reality is far from what we desire: scientists reveal whether spices are truly beneficial for us.
Numerous studies claim the health benefits of various spices for our bodies, yet an equal number of studies challenge these assertions. Researchers have endeavored to clarify this issue and provide concrete evidence amidst the ongoing debates and data.
07:46, 09 Nov
Used as a seat: An ancient Roman artifact was accidentally discovered in Turkey (photo).
An unexpected archaeological discovery has been made in Turkey: it turns out that a stone used as a seat near a mosque in the city of Fasta is actually an ancient Roman artifact that is nearly 2,000 years old.
07:45, 09 Nov
Why do dogs shake off water near us? Scientists have finally discovered the answer.
Researchers have identified the specific nerve responsible for why dogs shake off water.
07:45, 09 Nov
Hazardous work stress: Researchers discover how job-related stress can harm our hearts.
The modern world can be quite turbulent, especially when it comes to work and the ever-changing circumstances surrounding it, leading to both positive and negative stress. However, researchers have discovered that the accumulation of this stress can result in significant problems.
07:45, 09 Nov
The historical significance is immeasurable: a treasure worth half a million zlotys has been discovered in Poland.
Polish archaeologists have uncovered a treasure trove of coins, which has already been recognized as one of the country's most significant archaeological discoveries. Recently, it was sold at auction, where it was valued at half a million zlotys.
07:45, 09 Nov
Mars had its own Mediterranean Sea: researchers found evidence of Earth-like processes on the Red Planet (photo).
Scientists believe that the cooling of Mars did not hinder the existence of liquid water on the planet's surface, which ultimately led to the formation of a vast sea.
07:44, 09 Nov
Windows and doors locked tight. An alarm was raised in a small town after 40 test subjects escaped from the laboratory.
Local authorities have urged residents to keep their doors closed and to avoid approaching the fugitives for their own safety.
07:44, 09 Nov
Researchers discovered an early sign of arthritis, identifying the disease up to 10 months before its onset.
Arthritis robs millions of people around the globe of their freedom of movement each year, turning their lives into a struggle. However, researchers have recently identified a factor that can predict the future progression of the disease a full 10 months before it manifests, providing an opportunity for potential treatment.
07:44, 09 Nov
New particle collision method: physicists uncover the intricate details of atomic nucleus structure (video).
Scientists utilized collisions of high-energy particles to uncover intricate details of atomic nuclei shapes.
07:44, 09 Nov
No need for repeat surgeries: Researchers have identified the strongest materials for hip prosthetics.
Sometimes, after hip replacement surgery, the journey doesn't end there, and patients may have to undergo an additional costly corrective procedure. To prevent such situations, researchers have compiled a list of durable materials for the most resilient prosthetics.
07:44, 09 Nov
Foundation for Dementia Protection: Researchers identify a diet that safeguards our brain against the onset of the disease.
Alzheimer's disease is increasingly becoming a global concern due to the aging population. To make the most of the precious time available for developing a cure, researchers have identified a diet that can help reduce the risk of developing the disease.
07:44, 09 Nov
Researchers were mistaken: a new study of remains from Pompeii challenges previous theories.
Many of the individuals who perished in Pompeii following the eruption of Mount Vesuvius were often thought by scientists to be related. However, this theory has proven to be incorrect. By analyzing ancient DNA, researchers discovered an unexpected lack of connections among these volcanic victims.