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Scientists make surprising discovery about what lies beneath the Antarctica Ice Sheet

Scientists make surprising discovery about what lies beneath the Antarctica Ice Sheet

It’s been covered in ice for 34 million years. But scientists are finally uncovering what Antarctica’s landscape really looks like – and it’s not what they expected. It's well known that much of the surface underneath the smooth ice sheet consists...

Scientists Use Stones to Build Canoe Like Their Ancestors and Sailed it 140 Miles Across Dangerous Waters

Scientists Use Stones to Build Canoe Like Their Ancestors and Sailed it 140 Miles Across Dangerous Waters

The team in action on their 30,000 year old canoe – credit University of Tokyo A team of scientists who could only be described as ‘intrepid’ sailed several hundred miles across the East China Sea in an ancient replica canoe. The peopling of the...

Science Naples Daily News Florida students will ask questions of astronauts on space station: How to watch

Science Naples Daily News Florida students will ask questions of astronauts on space station: How to watch

Two astronauts orbiting Earth from about 250 miles above will take some time to chat with students in Florida from all the way in outer space. A group of students in the Florida Keys will have the chance on Monday, July 14, to hear two spacefarers...

Scientists learn why time seems to slow down dramatically when difficult activities

Scientists learn why time seems to slow down dramatically when difficult activities

Research has shown that, while riding a stationary bike, people judged a 30‑second time interval about 9 percent too quickly. Their perception of time became distorted during exercise such that the external clock felt sluggish while their legs...

Scientists Develop Glowing Tool To Reveal Cancer Cells

Scientists Develop Glowing Tool To Reveal Cancer Cells

Diagnosing liver cancer may have just gotten more straightforward, thanks to a new probe that makes the affected tissue glow yellow. The fluorescent labeling compound—dubbed "Sialyl Lewis Yellow"—was developed by an international team led from the...

Scientists Uncover 15,000 Kilometers of Lost Rivers on Mars

Scientists Uncover 15,000 Kilometers of Lost Rivers on Mars

The discovery of more than 15,000 kilometers of ancient riverbeds on Mars suggests that the Red Planet may once have been much wetter than previously thought. Researchers looked at fluvial sinuous ridges, also known as inverted channels, across...

Science The Conversation Spacecraft equipped with a solar sail could deliver earlier warnings of space weather threats to Earth’s technologies

Science The Conversation Spacecraft equipped with a solar sail could deliver earlier warnings of space weather threats to Earth’s technologies

The burgeoning space industry and the technologies society increasingly relies on – electric grids, aviation and telecommunications – are all vulnerable to the same threat: space weather. Space weather encompasses any variations in the space...

Science The Courier Journal Did you miss the full Buck moon? Enjoy Friday's moon illusion thanks to Louisville's clearer skies

Science The Courier Journal Did you miss the full Buck moon? Enjoy Friday's moon illusion thanks to Louisville's clearer skies

If you missed Thursday's full Buck moon shining over Louisville, not to worry! Friday night's moon will be shining at 99% illumination, according to NASA. Louisville residents also should have a fairly good view of the moon thanks to mostly clear...

Scientists discover oldest known domesticated dog breed

Scientists discover oldest known domesticated dog breed

Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our...

Scientists develop real-time imaging for brain drug uptake in Australia

SYDNEY, July 11 (Xinhua) -- Scientists in Australia have developed an innovative device that integrates ultrasound and advanced imaging to enhance the safe delivery of drugs into the brain. The technology could transform treatments of...

Science Graduate: Start new life in Texas with H1B job – Family relocation made easy from Lagos

Science Graduate: Start new life in Texas with H1B job – Family relocation made easy from Lagos

Are you a science graduate in Nigeria with dreams of working and living in the United States, legally, and with your family? The door is wide open, and Dee Global Travel Consult is here to walk you through it. Through the U.S. H1B visa program,...

Scientists believe our Milky Way galaxy may be inside a giant 'cosmic void' in the universe

Scientists believe our Milky Way galaxy may be inside a giant 'cosmic void' in the universe

For nearly a decade, cosmologists have wrestled with a nagging mismatch called the Hubble tension. When astronomers measure the expansion of space in the nearby universe, they find a noticeably faster rate than calculations based on the early...

Science Florida Today Sneak Peek: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex to open new stop, The Gantry at LC-39

Science Florida Today Sneak Peek: Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex to open new stop, The Gantry at LC-39

A new stop on the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex bus tour is about to open -- one which gets the public closer to the launch pad than ever before. Situated just a mere mile from NASA's Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39A, The Gantry at...

Science Museum of Minnesota cutting more than 40 full-time employees

Science Museum of Minnesota cutting more than 40 full-time employees

The Science Museum of Minnesota in St. Paul is cutting more than 40 full-time positions, or approximately 15% of its current staff. The union representing museum workers says this is the third time the museum has cut jobs in the last three years....

Scientists discover shark that changes colour like a chameleon

Scientists discover shark that changes colour like a chameleon

Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our...

Science-backed ‘food is medicine’ movement may reverse American health decline

Science-backed ‘food is medicine’ movement may reverse American health decline

As the health of Americans continues to decline, researchers at the University of Florida are urging a national rethink about fruits and vegetables. Their message is that it’s time to treat produce not just as food but as medicine. In a recent...

Scientists working how to grow rice on Moon, Mars

Scientists working how to grow rice on Moon, Mars

Technology Technology Scientists working how to grow rice on Moon, Mars Close We are trying to solve the same problems that we face here on Earth Published On: Fri, 11 Jul 2025 07:03:54 PKT (Web Desk) - Growing fresh food hundreds of thousands of...

Scientist issue warning about concerning phenomenon ahead of upcoming winter season: 'Keeps the surface cooler'

Scientist issue warning about concerning phenomenon ahead of upcoming winter season: 'Keeps the surface cooler'

Experts have projected record low levels of Arctic sea ice for the coming winter, which counterintuitively could mean frigid conditions for the United States, Canada, and Europe, Severe Weather Europe reported. What's happening? The Arctic ice...

Science ScienceAlert Blue Sharks May Be Secret Chameleons, Scientists Discover

Science ScienceAlert Blue Sharks May Be Secret Chameleons, Scientists Discover

The blue shark (Prionace glauca) might be more than its name. Scientists investigating the sleek ocean predator's skin discovered nanostructures that not only produce its signature hue, but also potentially let it change color like a chameleon....

Scientists dropped a cow carcass into the sea and it got some very unexpected visitors

Scientists dropped a cow carcass into the sea and it got some very unexpected visitors

If you've ever wondered what would happen if a cow carcass got dropped into the South China Sea, you've come to the right place. Scientists from China decided to drop a beefy corpse 1,629 meters down off the continental slope southeast of Hainan...

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