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In a pioneering advance that blurs the line between artificial intelligence and scientific ingenuity, an AI-driven system named “Coscientist” has achieved a remarkable feat in the field of chemistry. Developed by a team at Carnegie Mellon University, this AI …

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A study has highlighted the devastating effects that the warming waters of the Arctic Ocean are having on carbon emissions.

The recent research, presented at the American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting (AGU23) on December 15, puts forward the idea that sea ice may have served as a route for human migration thousands of years ago. Although the notion of early Americans travelling…

Who needs succulents when you have these unique, easy-to-maintain plants? Here are four (better) alternatives, according to our Master Gardener.

NHK has learned that final arrangements are underway to have at least 2 Japanese astronauts join a mission to explore the moon's surface.

The Ursid meteor shower is active between December 17 and December 26 each year and they emerge from the constellation Ursa Minor.

Sharks are known for shedding their saw-like teeth, and the megalodon—the biggest and meanest of them all—was no different.

Among the numerous meteor showers that grace our atmosphere, the Ursid meteor shower holds a special place, as it usually peaks at Christmas

Abstract. Arp 263 is a single irregularly-shaped galaxy with intense star format ion. Its short tidal features of low brightness visible in both optics and the

Abstract. We have used data from the Outer Galaxy High-Resolution Survey (OGHReS) to refine the velocities, distances, and physical properties of a large sample

Abstract. Many accreting black holes and neutron stars exhibit rapid variability in their X-ray light curves, termed quasi-periodic oscillations (QPOs). The mos

NASAs Hubble telescope captures mysterious spokes on rings of Saturn

“Cosmos is saying hey, there’s a signature here, and it can only come from fission,” said co-author of the research paper.

The new tension, centered around a value for cosmic lumpiness known as S8, could join the Hubble tension in dethroning our best picture of how the universe evolved.

Four T-38s flew over the Artemis 1 uncrewed moon mission on the launch pad at NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Aug. 23, 2022. The astronauts on board the jets ...

This week in science and space: Link between cats and schizophrenia, ancient Scythians' grim trophies, Webb's view of Uranus, and more.

The record-breaking launch of the first stage booster successfully added 23 Starlink satellites into low-Earth-orbit.

The Ursids meteor shower is active between December 17 and December 26 each year and they emerge from the constellation Ursa Minor.

The loop-like structure is taller than 10 Earths stacked on top of each other.

Researchers at the University of Helsinki have uncovered a mechanism that instantaneously generates DNA palindromes, potentially leading to the creation of new microRNA genes from noncoding DNA sequences. This discovery, which was made while studying DNA repl…

A rescue cat is melting hearts and eliciting laughs on TikTok. A video shows a compilation of the cat pulling her blanket through the house.

The first stars of the universe were monstrous beasts. Comprised only of hydrogen and helium, they could be 300 times more massive than the sun. Within them, the first of the heavier elements were formed, then cast off into the cosmos at the end of their shor…