The Royal Astronomical Society is calling for urgent action on artificial light at night, urging that it be formally recognized as a pollutant

First and business class passengers, make up just 14% of long-haul travelers but account for 36% of emissions, a new Greenpeace-backed study finds

A new Spanish study finds that daily fruit and coffee consumption is linked to lower odds of short telomeres, a key marker of cellular aging

New international research reveals Greece has the highest rate of Leishmania antibodies in asymptomatic dogs among Mediterranean countries, raising concerns for both public health and veterinary care

As the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak raises global concern, scientists say artificial intelligence could become humanity’s most powerful weapon against future pandemics

CERN's incoming director says machine learning is transforming particle physics, from detecting rare events to probing the future stability of the universe

New research suggests long-term exposure to wildfire smoke may increase the risk of several types of cancer, raising fresh concerns as devastating fires become more frequent worldwide

Cell therapies and ATMPs are revolutionizing modern medicine, but patients must distinguish approved treatments from unverified procedures sold as miracle cures

A NASA satellite recorded a stunning array of simultaneous cloud phenomena over the Gulf of Alaska, from cloud streets to a rare polar low with tropical-force winds

Mythos, Anthropic's controversial new AI model, has sparked debate over its advanced code and cybersecurity capabilities

Science is revealing more and more secrets of the superagers, who possess elephant-like memory and a brain impervious to Alzheimer's

A key feature is inter-satellite and satellite-to-ground laser communication, which eliminates the risk of signal interception.

Scientists detect an atmosphere on a tiny, frozen world beyond Pluto, rewriting the rules of the outer solar system

Tiny abdominal contractions may gently move the brain, helping circulate cerebrospinal fluid and hinting at another way exercise supports brain health

Kurzweil predicted AI would match human intelligence by the 2029 milestone. With three more years, his forecast look less like science fiction

20 stars inside the Milky Way may be remnants of a long-lost dwarf galaxy called "Loki," swallowed in our galaxy's earliest days

We now know that large, complex organic molecules are being preserved in the Martian subsurface, incredibly promising for detecting the existence of life on Mars

A comet will be visible in the night sky, bright enough to see, but will require binoculars, a telescope, or a camera to spot it

The pupil, Victor Giannikopoulos, who has distinguished himself in science competitions since the age of 13, says the project seeks to use next-generation technology to reach interstellar space faster than the Voyager spacecraft

Scientists say El Niño may return in 2026, but warnings of a “super” event remain premature as forecasts face major uncertainty