Researchers have found that mushrooms and other fungi have the ability to regulate their own temperature, releasing water into the air to keep themselves cooler than their surroundings. This discovery could have significant implications for combating climate change, as fungi make up around 2 percent of Earth's biomass. Here's what scientists discovered.

Mushrooms and Fungi Might Help Regulate Climate Change

Can Mushrooms Help Regulate Climate Change?

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of the lost city of Rungholt, revealing a fascinating story of debauchery and divine retribution. Uncover the truth behind the myth and learn more about this incredible discovery that sheds light on our past.

Rediscovering the Legend of Rungholt

Lost City of Rungholt Unearthed: A Legend Rediscovered

Astrophysicists from Northwestern University have discovered a new population of magnetised filaments pointing towards the centre of the Milky Way, likely the remnants of an outflow from its supermassive black hole Sagittarius A* interacting with surrounding gas millions of years ago. Here's what they found.

Mysterious Filament Discovery in Milky Way

Mysterious Filaments Point to Milky Way's Center

Experts suggest that spending your money on dietary supplements might not be the best way to achieve optimal health. In fact, according to renowned scientist Professor Tim Spector, the majority of supplements are not only ineffective but also a waste of money. Here's what they said.

Are Supplements Worth Your Money?

Why Top Scientist Urges Against Supplements Use

Sloths are undoubtedly one of the most fascinating creatures in the world. Researchers are looking into their unique behavior patterns and how they adapt in Costa Rican rainforests. Here's how these slow-moving creatures have evolved to survive in this fragile ecosystem.

Sloth Survival Methods in Costa Rica

How Sloths Survive in Costa Rican Rainforests

BLIPSS's new software, based on a Fast Folding Algorithm, detects repeating patterns in signals, potentially indicating the presence of extraterrestrial technology. Here's what researchers found.

BLIPSS: Searching for Extraterrestrial Intelligence

Extraterrestrial Life: BLIPSS Searches for Cosmic Signals

A recent study suggests that people living in low-rise, single-family housing suburbs are at a higher risk of depression due to factors like long commutes and a lack of public spaces. Here's what researchers found. 

Suburbs Linked to Higher Risk of Depression

City vs. Suburbs: Surprising Research Settles Mental Health Debate

Archaeologists are mapping a hidden landscape where the first Australians emerged 60,000 years ago. This research reveals a complex Pleistocene landscape and offers the potential to locate additional archaeological sites, revealing more about the lifeways of the earliest Australians. Here's what they found.

Mapping Australia's Ancient Past

Peeling Back Australia's Ancient Landscape Secrets

Astronomers have discovered that the outer hydrogen-rich disk of the M64 galaxy, nicknamed the Evil Eye, was created by merging with a smaller gas-rich satellite dwarf galaxy. This discovery could provide insights into the future of our Milky Way galaxy. Here's what researchers discovered.

Evil Eye Galaxy's Sinister Stare Explained

Evil Eye Galaxy's Mysterious 'Sinister Stare' Explained

New ultrasound scans of wild manta rays have brought some surprising revelations about the endangered manta ray population. The discovery indicates that the number of mature females in the population has been vastly underestimated by researchers. Here's what we know.

Manta Ray Conservation Crisis Discovered

First Ultrasounds of Wild Manta Rays Worry Scientists

Researchers made an alarming discovery of flesh-eating bacteria thriving on seaweed blooms and plastic pollution in the Caribbean Ocean, raising concerns for potential pathogenic risks to human health. Here's what they found.

Flesh-Eating Bacteria Thrive on Plastic

Flesh-Eating Bacteria Thrive on Seaweed and Plastic

Researchers have made an amazing discovery of a long-lost chapter of the Bible uncovered after 1,500 years using ultraviolet light. Here's how this incredible manuscript offers new insights into the Bible's textual history.

Unknown Bible Chapter Discovered

Lost Bible Chapter Uncovered After 1,500 Years

A new report warns that current policies to limit global warming will expose over two billion people to life-threatening heat by the end of the century. Here are the potential impacts of global warming and how it could reshape our planet's habitability.

Deadly Heat Threatens Humanity

Global Warming Could Expose Two Billion People to Deadly Heat

Scientists have finally solved the mystery behind Jupiter's famous "stripes." Researchers at the University of Leeds used data gathered from NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter to uncover the link between the planet's changing appearance and infrared variations deep within its interior. Here's what they discovered.

Jupiter's Stripes Mystery Solved

Unveiling the Mystery of Jupiter's Stripes

A new dinosaur species, Protathlitis cinctorrensis, has been discovered in Spain. Belonging to the spinosaurid family, this discovery sheds light on their origin and evolution, offering a glimpse into the fascinating world of these incredible creatures. Here's what scientists found.

New Dinosaur Species Discovered

Discovering Protathlitis Cinctorrensis: A New Dino Species

Scientists have discovered a crystal that can melt and change color when exposed to light. The discovery could open up a range of potential uses in photonics, electronics, and drug delivery. Here's what researchers found.

Scientists Discover Melting Crystals

Strange Crystals Melt and Change Color With Light

The fifth century was a time of great change and upheaval. While Rome was in a steady state of decline, other powers were on the rise, shaping human history in profound ways. From ancient Mexican metropolises to powerful African kingdoms, this period saw significant cultural phenomena beyond what was happening in Europe. Here are just a few.

The Fifth Century's Extraordinary Rise Beyond Rome

New research reveals an unexpected behavior in scalloped hammerhead sharks that is raising intriguing questions about their survival tactics. According to a recently published article in Science, these endangered sharks may be holding their breath when they dive deep into frigid waters, which could help them to regulate their temperature while hunting. Here's what we know. 

Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks Hold Breath Underwater

Do Some Sharks Hold Their Breath Underwater?

The SUBWAYS project has found that supermassive black holes emit ultra-fast winds known as UFOs, which can travel close to the speed of light and regulate the behavior of these black holes during their active phase. Here's more about the fascinating discovery.

Supermassive Black Holes Emit Ultra-Fast Winds

After 50 years, the mystery of the MV Blythe Star, a coastal freighter that disappeared off Tasmania's coast, has been solved. Here's all about the discovery of this lost shipwreck and the tragic events that led to its sinking.

Maritime Mystery Solved: Lost Shipwreck Found

Lost Shipwreck MV Blythe Star Found After 50 Years

A new study in Japan has revealed that certain fungi, such as bicoloured deceivers, communicate using underground electrical signals after rainfall. The research suggests a possible form of communication between mushrooms with hints of signal transport among their networks. Here's how it works.

Mushrooms Communicate Using Electrical Signals 

Mushrooms Communicate With Electrical Signals After Rain

Archaeologists have discovered a 7,000-year-old stone tomb containing dozens of prehistoric skeletons in Oman. This remarkable discovery sheds light on ancient burial rituals and offers insights into the daily lives and beliefs of early humans. Here's what they found.

Prehistoric Skeletons Discovered in Oman

7,000-Year-Old Skeletons Found in Ancient Oman Tomb

A recent study shows that assassin bugs in Australia use plant resin to ensnare and kill their prey. Learn more about this fascinating discovery of tool use among insects.

Assassin Bugs: The Tool-Wielding Hunters

Assassin Bugs Use Tools to Capture Prey

A new study predicts that almost 50% of Earth's surface area will enter new climate zones by 2100 due to incremental changes in temperature and precipitation. The greatest shifts are expected in the cold climate zones of Europe and North America, and the most dramatic change will be in the polar zone. Here's what we know.

Half of Earth's Surface Entering New Climate Zones

Half of Earth's Surface to Enter New Climate Zones by 2100

Hundreds of pounds of cooked pasta noodles strewn along a creek bed in a wooded area have stirred up a mystery that has perplexed the residents of New Jersey and caused a sensation on social media. Recently, the macaroni mystery has been unveiled by the curious neighbors of the town of Old Bridge, and we may finally know how all that pasta ended up there. Here's what happened.

Macaroni Mystery Solved

Mystery Solved: Hundreds of Pounds of Pasta Found in Woods

Scientists from Cardiff University have designed a bioprinter machine made out of LEGO that can create three-dimensional structures of human skin. The printer uses a gel-like substance filled with cells to create a three-dimensional structure that replicates human tissue, allowing researchers to study and improve healthy and unhealthy human skin. Here's what we know about this breakthrough in bioengineering.

Scientists Build Lego Machine for Growing Human Skin

Scientists Create Human Skin Printing Machine Out of Lego

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Archaeologists have discovered a "geometric miracle" tunnel beneath a temple in Taposiris Magna, Egypt, during their search for Cleopatra's Tomb. The tunnel, believed to have been built by the Ptolemies centuries ago, is believed to be be a promising lead in their quest to find the long-lost tomb of Cleopatra. Here's what we know.

Geometric Tunnel Discovered Cleopatra Tomb Quest

Cleopatra Tomb Search Reveals 'Geometric Miracle' Tunnel

According to experts, extraterrestrial life could potentially detect our 4G activity on planet Earth.

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