science

Pass the breadsticks: Ancient humans loved carbs, study finds

Ancient humans' craving for carbohydrates may have deeper roots than previously thought.

Scientists attempt to bring back to life extinct Tasmanian tiger

Also known as the Tasmanian wolf or thylacine, the Tasmanian tiger lived in Australia and became extinct when the last known tiger died in 1936 at Hobart Zoo. 

Cannabis and psychosis: Study shows use of high-potency cannabis leaves mark on DNA

Researchers found that regular use of high-potency cannabis, along with THC, can significantly alter DNA patterns.

Jellyfish

Rare translucent jellyfish found on UK beach, caught on camera

“There's not many instances where you can see the prey of a creature in a predator's stomach!” Banfield said.

 Christopher Columbus.

Christopher Columbus? More like Chaim Columbus! Jewishness revealed

Persistent questions surrounding the identity of Christopher Columbus may finally have been solved, and let’s just say that we may want to start calling him Chaim instead.

The final frog-tier? Scientists find 7 new frog species, name them after Star Trek captains

Those names may not mean anything to the layperson, but diehard fans will recognize them as being references to some of the most famous characters in science fiction.

16/10/2024

Astronomers observe early galaxy growth with new NASA telescope

Before using NASA's JWST telescope, studying galaxy growth at such an early stage in the universe was impossible.

Scientists test limits with coral breeding to boost heat tolerance, study reveals

Newcastle University researchers lead an effort to enhance coral resilience against marine heatwaves, but caution that climate action is essential

Family of fallen soldier seek to file lawsuit over use of preserved sperm

A proposed bill would family of fallen soldiers the right to use their sperm, even without written consent from the deceased.

Online reviews by women are more positive than men's, new study finds

The researchers analyzed some 1.2 billion reviews spanning decades and geographical locations.

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