Latest Science News

The study reveals that separated fathers in Italy struggle to maintain contact, especially with daughters, highlighting significant communication gaps post-separation.

Chinese researchers have developed a novel microwave weapon inspired by the Death Star, overcoming significant technical challenges for precision targeting.

Research indicates that prolonged blue light exposure from screens may accelerate puberty and bone growth in rats, raising concerns for children's health.

Research reveals that loneliness alters brain activity and cultural perceptions, leading lonely individuals to engage with celebrities differently than their socially connected peers.

A CU Boulder study reveals that female mice get less restorative sleep than males, highlighting a critical need for gender balance in sleep research.

Researchers found a 4.45 billion-year-old zircon crystal in a Martian meteorite, suggesting water existed on Mars even at its formation, hinting at life potential.

Research highlights the growing conflict in Simon's Town between residents and chacma baboons, emphasizing the need for innovative, humane management strategies.

Research shows adolescent cannabis use is linked to increased psychosis symptoms and distress, suggesting a complex interplay of vulnerability and self-medication.

Recent excavations in Syria uncovered clay cylinders with early alphabetic writing, suggesting the alphabet's origins may date back to 2400 BCE, earlier than previously thought.

Astronomers discovered TIDYE-1b, the universe's youngest known planet at just 3 million years old, challenging traditional models of planetary formation.