A global review reveals that the most successful kelp restoration programs are led by fishers, Indigenous groups, and coastal communities—not just scientists. Learn how community partnerships are reviving underwater forests and why it matters for climate.
Proposed budget cuts threaten to gut NSF, NASA, and NIH funding. Experts warn of a science ice age that could end U.S. leadership in innovation. Learn how to act.
Italy spent €15 million to acquire ancient Etruscan tomb paintings from a private collection. The vibrant 4th-century BCE panels now on display at Villa Giulia offer rare glimpses into a lost civilization.
AI, semi-automated offside, and data analytics are transforming FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers. Discover how technology is reshaping the beautiful game for players and fans.
New research from the University of Copenhagen reveals four types of dishonesty in relationships—from white lies to betrayal—and their surprising emotional consequences.
Physicists trap calcium monohydride molecules with laser light, achieving millikelvin temperatures. This breakthrough could lead to ultracold hydrogen and new tests of fundamental physics.
Six months into Australia’s under-16 social media ban, research shows teen usage barely dropped. Early data reveals enforcement gaps, teen workarounds, and calls for combined regulation and education.
Australian farmers rely on paraquat, a cheap weedkiller banned in 74 countries. New studies link it to Parkinson’s. Will a global ban force change?
The Rosalia longhorn beetle, a brilliant blue saproxylic insect, faces extinction across Europe due to dead wood removal and climate change. Can conservation save it?
A new free interactive app, Relativizer, lets anyone explore Einstein’s special relativity visually. Drag objects to near-light speed and see time dilation, length contraction, and more.