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Researchers from Brazil and Portugal have developed a magnetic nanomaterial that can simultaneously destroy bone cancer cells and support bone regeneration. Breakthrough Nanocomposite Design The material has a core-shell structure, with iron ox...
Devastating floods and landslides have claimed over 1,100 lives in Sumatra, prompting Indonesia's government to launch a sweeping, science-driven overhaul of environmental policies and corporate accountability.
Infected ant larvae send a "kill me" signal to worker ants, a shocking new study reveals. This altruistic act prevents deadly pathogens from spreading through the colony.
Across the globe, over 250 million Christians in Eastern Europe and the Arab world unite in joyous celebration of Christ's nativity on this hallowed Christmas Day.
Waking up to a snow day as a kid was pure magic. Though technology has changed how we learn of closures, the thrill of an unexpected day off remains. Kids will still...
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Maybe it's the invitation of the slowly lengthening days, but at this time of year the author craves a long view. On the approach to the ringfort of [GrianĂ¡n of Aileach](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grianan_of_Aileach), they find it. As the late aft...
"Our new estimates increase the organic compound emissions from wildland fires by about 21%," says Lyuyin Huang, the first author of the study. "The inventory provides a foundation for more detailed air-quality modeling, health-risk assessment, and c...
Like a scene out of a Jules Verne novel, scientists from Schmidt Ocean Institute recently encountered a giant phantom jelly (Stygiomedusa gigantea). The enormous deep-sea jellyfish was spotted about 830 feet below the surface of the Pacific Ocean b...
Microglia are the silent guardians of the brain. They hunt down pathogens, clean up toxic protein clumps, and even shape the brain's wiring. These robust cells can renew themselves, especially during inflammation, stroke, or diseases that erode cogni...
Judith Enck, a former regional administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency appointed by President Barack Obama, is the founder of Beyond Plastics, an organization dedicated to eradicating plastic pollution worldwide. She joins Mongabay'...
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George Clooney, the renowned actor and director, recently opened up to W Magazine about his early life, including the story of his first kiss at the tender age of 11. Clooney, who has been named the Sexiest Man Alive by People Magazine on two separa...
Canine evolution accelerated millennia earlier than thought, with ancient skulls revealing diverse dog breeds adapted to human needs over 11,000 years ago, a groundbreaking global study finds.
Unearthed in a stunning archaeological find, a rare Iron Age war trumpet and boar standard have been discovered, captivating experts with their extraordinary rarity.
Stigma keeps many from using walkers, but a Colorado researcher has engineered a sleek, stylish model to change that perception and empower older adults.
For over two decades, Gagosian director Bob Monk, a quiet force in the New York art world, worked closely with renowned artists like Ed Ruscha and Richard Artschwager before passing away at 75 from heart complications.
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Dreame, the Chinese appliance maker, stunned CES 2026 with the debut of its first car - a four-door electric concept boasting hypercar-level performance.
For 94 days, scientists tracked an exceptionally active solar region, capturing its magnetic evolution and the strongest geomagnetic storms since 2003, sparking stunning aurora borealis.
Massachusetts is poised to lead the climate tech revolution, says Emily Reichert MBA '12, CEO of MassCEC and former Greentown Labs chief, in a seminar at MIT.
A hidden companion star is literally reshaping the giant Betelgeuse from the inside out, solving a long-standing cosmic mystery.
Philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860) transformed our understanding of the human condition by arguing that people are primarily driven by desire, rather than reason. As bleak as this may seem, he believed that the suffering caused by desire cou...
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The planet is in crisis - 2024 saw the first full year over 1.5°C hotter than the 19th century. With emissions still rising and carbon removal negligible, our options to avert catastrophe are dwindling.
California, a biodiversity hotspot, hides a trove of undocumented life. Mongabay explores this contradiction through the California All-Taxa Biodiversity Inventory.
Aomawa Shields, an astronomer and astrobiologist, explores the habitability of distant planets. But her unique path also includes a background as a classically trained actor, shaping her work in unexpected ways.
Floridians in St. John's County rallied behind a property tax hike, eager to invest in their teachers and students. The resounding vote signals a community committed to educational excellence.
Astronomers uncover a cosmic oddity: a sample of galaxies with a never-before-seen blend of features, likened to the taxonomy-defying platypus.
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Buckle up, motorcycle enthusiasts! The 2026 lineup promises a seismic shift, hinting at a future where bikes are reimagined in design, power, and purpose.
The Aspen Art Museum's Shigeru Ban-designed building was new to me, but that ignorance proved invaluable when I encountered Jacqueline Humphries's perplexing painting installation TSLA (2025).
Siemens and NVIDIA are expanding their partnership to build an "Industrial AI Operating System" - a platform designed to embed artificial intelligence across the entire industrial lifecycle, from design and engineering to manufacturing, operations, a...
*A thunderous strike in extra time settled a tense Africa Cup of Nations clash as Algeria edged past DR Congo 1-0, setting up a quarterfinal showdown with Nigeria.*
Beneath the ocean's surface, a hidden world of microscopic marvels holds the key to understanding life's foundations. Scientists are now unlocking the secrets of plankton's intricate architecture.
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Bamboo tissue's eco-friendly facade crumbles under the weight of coal-powered factories, exposing a dirty truth behind its green claims.
Forging new trade ties, Mexico's President Sheinbaum welcomed France's Macron to Mexico City in 2025 - a historic visit to strengthen economic bonds between the nations.
Defying the limits of longevity, the Greenland shark is believed to live over 400 years, making it the world's longest-living vertebrate. Yet, its eyes hold secrets waiting to be uncovered.
*Darren Fletcher's dream becomes reality as he steps up to lead Manchester United against Burnley in his first match as interim coach.*
Empathy, a seemingly delicate trait, holds immense power. Patty Freedman unveils the transformative potential of this often overlooked superpower.
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Suicide is a painful reality that many communities face, especially among teenagers. However, new research suggests that teaching self-compassion could be a promising way to support teen mental health and reduce suicidal ideation. Addressing the...
Escape the winter chill from your couch - Gaylord, Michigan's elk cam offers a glimpse of nature's majesty, letting you connect with the outdoors year-round.
The only US museum dedicated to weather artifacts faces closure as funding dries up, leaving the National Weather Museum and Science Center in Norman, Oklahoma, at risk.
Earth's magnetic field is shifting at an unprecedented rate, according to long-term satellite data, as dynamic core processes reshape our planet's protective shield.
Groundbreaking research uncovers a hidden driver of balance issues in multiple sclerosis: malfunctioning mitochondria cripple the brain's movement-controlling neurons, fueling the debilitating decline.