The James Webb Space Telescope has identified five potential ancient galaxies from just 200 million years after the Big Bang, revealing new insights into early cosmic evolution.

A study reveals that the “sophomore slump” in music is more a critical bias than a decline in quality, with fans rating second albums more fairly than critics.

Research reveals that the “donut effect” accelerates suburban migration from major U.S. cities due to remote work, reshaping urban landscapes for years to come.

Researchers have developed a non-invasive ear device that stimulates the vagus nerve, enhancing blood clotting and potentially reducing surgical blood loss.

Adolescents worldwide average 8-10 hours of sedentary activity daily, linked to social media use, with safer neighborhoods promoting more physical activity.

Researchers at the University of Missouri are unlocking the health benefits of Maiz Morado and colorful corn varieties for innovative food applications and sustainable practices.

Working Lives in Ancient Rome* reveals how labor shaped identity and culture in ancient Rome, offering insights that resonate with today’s labor dynamics.

Scientists have found lunar clocks run 56 microseconds faster than Earth’s, prompting a need for precise lunar timekeeping to ensure navigation accuracy for future missions.