As 2025 draws to a close, we look back at the year and, in the world of science, at the findings that have kept the world on its toes. Space aficionados, in particular, have had a thrilling time.

On 22 February 1498, a well-weathered mid-40s Christopher Columbus ordained in writing that his estate in the Italian port ...

Rare coins surfacing on the Black Market rarely come with a return address, yet a recent case has led straight back to a ...

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev previously gifted Kazakh Tazy dogs to French President Emmanuel Macron and to renowned Kazakh ...

NASA’s Perseverance rover has spent years combing Jezero Crater for subtle traces of ancient microbes, but one of its most ...

Wooller knows that mammoths lived on Alaska’s St. Paul Island until about 5,600 years ago and on Russia’s Wrangell Island 4,000 years ago. The youngest mammoth fossil ever found in mainland Alaska is ...

A groundbreaking digital reconstruction has unveiled the strikingly modern face of a 3,500-year-old Mycenaean royal woman ...

Caldwell was a man of phenomenal linguistic appetite, a true polyglot — all European tongues plus South Indian and Sanskrit, ...

Microplastics, Microbes, and Water Waves: Nanopore Sequencing and Urban Environmental Sensors for Place-Based Applied Ecological Research Integrating Textual Analytics, Machine Learning, and AI ...

Not getting enough sleep is like having no night crew. Research shows athletes sleeping less than 7 hours have 1.7 times ...

Ancient thinkers struggled to tell facts from falsehoods just like we do – and their strategies are still relevant today.

For decades, research and understanding of the diverse bone raw material used by the Late Prehispanic Period (~1220 to 330 ...