Science
A new Greek study revisits the ancient Eleusinian Mysteries and the ritual drink “kykeon,” exploring whether it could have contained psychoactive compounds that influenced one of antiquity’s most secretive religious experiences.
The analysis follows Venezuela's powerful twin earthquakes and identifies 15 earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 or greater from antiquity to the present, while referring to significant uncertainty in estimates for historical events
Stress changes more than your mind. New research suggests acute stress rapidly alters blood clotting through oxidative stress, linking mental and heart health.
Professional fishermen in Crete and the South Aegean will receive 5.33 euros per kilogram of invasive silver-cheeked toadfish landed under a pilot program aimed at limiting the species' spread.
A planned facility capable of producing up to 150 satellites annually would anchor the country's new 350-million-euro national space strategy
Staying hydrated during hot weather doesn't have to mean forcing yourself to drink plain water. A few simple habits can help you beat the heat while supporting your overall health
Space physician Adrianos Golemis expected to be launched within two years under national strategy aimed at boosting research, innovation and the country's role in the European space sector
A supermassive black hole 50 million times the mass of the Sun was found just 700 million years after the Big Bang, puzzling cosmologists
