Recent studies reveal that brain changes in children with restrictive eating disorders resemble those found in individuals with OCD and autism, suggesting deeper neurological connections.
Recent discoveries in the Red Sea reveal brine pools that could harbor unique life forms adapted to extreme environments, providing insights into our planet's biodiversity.
New findings from ancient Australian rocks suggest tectonic plate movement occurred 3.5 billion years ago, reshaping our understanding of Earth’s geological history.
Human egg cells can remain viable for decades, a unique trait that sets them apart. This longevity is linked to their ability to decelerate cellular processes, which has implications for fertility and reproductive health.
Recent findings reveal that ageing occurs in distinct bursts, challenging our traditional views on the ageing process. This insight opens up new possibilities for extending youthfulness throughout life.
A new method using lunar regolith may transform space exploration by enabling the production of vital resources, highlighting the importance of in-situ resource utilization.
Shamanism is experiencing a revival in both practice and culture. Anthropologist Manvir Singh delves into its enduring appeal and the modern interpretations of shamanic practices.
Researchers have captured stunning images of snow leopard cubs in Mongolia, marking a significant moment in wildlife conservation and study, as it's the first visit to their dens since 2019.
As climate change accelerates, geoengineering emerges as a vital topic for discussion. This article explores the potential risks and benefits of large-scale climate interventions as we face an uncertain environmental future.