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May 11, 2026
Space & Exploration
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What Caused ʻOumuamua's Mysterious ...

Scientists may have found an explanation for one of the biggest mysteries about ʻOumuamua that baffled astronomers in 2017. 

What Caused ʻOumuamua's Mysterious Non-Gravitational Acceleration? - We may finally have the answer
May 6, 2026
Space & Exploration
Stef Verhagen
Amazing Discovery: A Small World Beyond Neptune ...

A distant icy object beyond Neptune has revealed a surprising hint of activity, raising a mystery that could change how astronomers think about the smallest worlds at the edge of the Solar System.

May 5, 2026
Environment & Biology
Stef Verhagen
Ancient giant octopuses may have been smarter, ...

Modern octopuses are known as escape artists of the sea, soft-bodied, elusive, and almost impossible to pin down. But a new fossil discovery is challenging that familiar image. Hidden inside ancient rocks, scientists have found rare clues that suggest the early story of octopuses may have been far more dramatic than anyone expected.

May 4, 2026
Health Mind & Brain
Stef Verhagen
Vitamin D might help prevent diabetes, but it ...

Vitamin D may help some people with prediabetes. Research has uncovered the reason it works for some but not others

May 1, 2026
Space & Exploration
David Meijer
How water ended up on the moon, and why only ...

The Moon’s south pole may be hiding more than ancient darkness. New research suggests its frozen secrets were not created in a single cosmic event, but shaped slowly over billions of years. Some craters kept far more than others, and the reason may change where future lunar explorers search first.

Universal-Sci
August 7, 2025
Space & Exploration

Could we actually reach a black hole with a paperclip-sized spacecraft?

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August 7, 2025
Space & Exploration

It may sound like the plot of a sci-fi film reaching a black hole with a spacecraft, but it turns out that the idea may not be that outlandish.

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July 24, 2025
Space & Exploration

Building Blocks of Life Discovered in Planet-Forming Disc Around Distant Star

Universal-Sci
July 24, 2025
Space & Exploration

Astronomers have detected complex organic molecules in a disc of gas and dust surrounding a young star. - This discovery raises a fascinating possibility: the building blocks of life might have formed in space long before planets like Earth even existed.

Universal-Sci
July 24, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Why You Should Schedule Exams (and Interviews) Around Noon, According to Science

Universal-Sci
July 24, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Research suggests that the timing of your exam can significantly impact your chances of passing, and the same might hold true for job interviews.

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July 16, 2025
Space & Exploration

Lunar Soil Shows Potential to Sustain Life on the Moon

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July 16, 2025
Space & Exploration

It might be possible that astronauts in the future live and work comfortably on the moon without the need for resources to be shipped from Earth.

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July 9, 2025
Space & Exploration

Growing Food on the Moon: How Moon Rice Could Feed Future Space Missions

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July 9, 2025
Space & Exploration

Modern space exploration mostly relies on shipments from Earth, but these rarely include fresh fruits or vegetables. Having reliable sources of fresh food—rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and fibre—could help keep astronauts healthy on long missions.

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July 8, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Feeling Tired Despite Getting Enough Hours of Sleep? This Could be the Culprit

Universal-Sci
July 8, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Ever wonder why you still feel tired, irritable, or unable to concentrate, even after a full night’s sleep? Studies suggest the culprit could be your night-time exposure to artificial light—from smartphones, tablets, computers, and LED lights.

Universal-Sci
July 7, 2025
Environment & Biology

Scientists Discovered That For Fish, Hovering Is Hard Work, Not Rest

Universal-Sci
July 7, 2025
Environment & Biology

For a long time, scientists believed this was how fish rested. Surprisingly, research reveals that this seemingly effortless behaviour actually uses almost twice as much energy as genuine rest.

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July 7, 2025
Space & Exploration

Scientists Discovered a Hidden Structure in Space Ice - Here’s What It Means for Life

Universal-Sci
July 7, 2025
Space & Exploration

Ice found in the vast reaches of space isn't as simple as previously thought.

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July 3, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Study Reveals Teenage Drivers Spend a Fifth of Car Trips on Their Phones

Universal-Sci
July 3, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

A new study shows teenagers spend over 20% of their drive time looking at their phones, despite knowing the dangers. Experts say simple steps could help keep young drivers, and everyone on the road, safer.

Universal-Sci
July 2, 2025
Space & Exploration

Why Did Mars Turn Into a Desert?

Universal-Sci
July 2, 2025
Space & Exploration
Why Did Mars Turn Into a Desert?

What changed Mars from a potentially habitable world into the barren planet we see today? Scientists at the University of Chicago have taken a significant step toward understanding this mystery.

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July 2, 2025
Technology & Gaming

Cooler Homes, Lower Bills: How AI-Designed Materials Could Change the Way We Stay Cool

Universal-Sci
July 2, 2025
Technology & Gaming

Researchers have developed advanced materials capable of naturally cooling buildings, significantly reducing energy consumption and lowering utility bills.

Universal-Sci
July 2, 2025
Technology & Gaming

How This Spongy Material Could Remove Salt From Seawater, Creating Clean Drinking Water

Universal-Sci
July 2, 2025
Technology & Gaming

Researchers have developed a 3D-printed sponge-like material that uses sunlight to turn seawater into drinkable water, no electricity required. This new aerogel could make clean water cheaper and more accessible for communities worldwide.

Universal-Sci
June 26, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

More people are experiencing sleep problems: four common causes and some advice

Universal-Sci
June 26, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Four common causes and some helpful tips on what you can do to alleviate sleep problems according to science

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June 25, 2025
Technology & Gaming

Amazing Discovery Paves The Way for Stamp-Sized Hard Drives with 100x Data Density

Universal-Sci
June 25, 2025
Technology & Gaming

Scientists at the University of Manchester and The Australian National University have created a new molecule that may soon enable ultra-compact hard drives about the size of a postage stamp by allowing data to be stored at 100 times the density of current technologies.

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June 2, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Women Who Drink Coffee Daily May Age Better - Here’s Why

Universal-Sci
June 2, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

A large-scale study suggests that women who regularly drink caffeinated coffee may experience healthier aging.

Universal-Sci
June 1, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Is Food Quality More Important Than Reducing Fat or Carbs for Heart Health?

Universal-Sci
June 1, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

According to research, when it comes to protecting your heart, what you eat may be just as important as the type of diet you follow.

Universal-Sci
May 28, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Do We Really Become Less Sociable as We Age? Here's the Science

Universal-Sci
May 28, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

As people grow older they often seem to become less sociable. Is this actually the case, and if so, what causes this change?

Universal-Sci
May 23, 2025
Environment & Biology

The Surprising Way a Hawk Used Traffic Lights to Improve Its Hunting Success

Universal-Sci
May 23, 2025
Environment & Biology

Have you ever wondered how animals adapt to urban life, with its traffic jams and busy streets? A fascinating observation by researcher Dr. Vladimir Dinets sheds light on how some birds might not only survive but cleverly take advantage of human activities—particularly traffic.

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May 21, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

Does Taping Your Mouth Shut at Night Really Improve Sleep?

Universal-Sci
May 21, 2025
Health Mind & Brain

A recent social media trend involving taping one's mouth shut at night to prevent mouth breathing has sparked considerable debate. But according to new research, this popular sleep hack may be less effective—and more risky—than people think.

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May 8, 2025
Environment & Biology

Scientists discovered that major U.S. cities are quietly sinking

Universal-Sci
May 8, 2025
Environment & Biology

Research reveals a concerning trend: America's largest cities are slowly sinking—some faster than others

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