Category: 9. Sci/Tech

A new NASA study has revealed something unexpected – and rather strange – about the Moon’s deep interior.

Using data from the GRAIL spacecraft, researchers discovered that the side of the Moon facing Earth is ‘flexing’ more than the far…

Full disclosure: I’m a bad person. I used to think it was funny to watch a dog sit down and row its bum along the ground, until I realised what was up.

Best-case scenario, scooting is a sign of a tricky poo; the sort that gets lodged halfway…

Coral reefs are natural wonders that don’t just mesmerize us with their colorful and diverse ecosystems — they’re also economically invaluable. Industries like aquaculture, tourism, and fisheries rely on them, amounting to a staggering…

A satellite no bigger than a washing machine could soon take a major step toward reshaping the future of clean energy. Japan is preparing to launch a spacecraft that will send solar energy wirelessly from orbit to Earth. The satellite…

A recent study found that people with diets high in fat and sugar had worse spatial memory than those who ate these foods less often. This may not be much of a surprise. We’ve long known that unhealthy eating can contribute to the onset of…

Scientists have finally narrowed down on a long theorised elusive genetic mutation that makes…

A new DNA analysis of Korea’s all-women extreme divers has uncovered genetic adaptations…

The drama began in 2024, when a sky-scanning telescope known as the Zwicky Transient Facility picked up a sudden brightening in the night sky. But there was a twist: the object, now named AT2024tvd, didn’t match typical patterns for…

Weather forecasters say that an already…

It’s difficult to pin the destruction of a tsunami to a tsunami — that is, unless someone was around to witness the devastation. But a new study shows that there are some surprising geological sources that scientists can consult as an archive…