Science Discoveries
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1977 Discovery of Hydrothermal Vents Marked the Beginning of
WOODS HOLE, Aug. 2 — The mineral-rich geysers discovered on the Pacific seafloor in 1977 rewrote the rules…
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Deep-Sea Vent Ecosystems: 92% Microplastic Contamination Found
NUR-SULTAN, August 2 — The integrity of global marine resources faces increasing scrutiny as a recent study revealed…
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Lidar Uncovers Hidden Archaeological Sites in Dense Forests
MANAUS, July 29 — Hundreds of hidden structures have been identified beneath the Amazon rainforest, lifted from obscurity…
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Amazon Rainforest: Hundreds of Ancient Structures Found
SAO PAULO, July 29 — Hundreds of previously unknown pre-Columbian structures have been detected beneath the Amazon rainforest…
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Amazon Structures Found: Ground Verification and Preservation Underway
BRASÍLIA, July 29 — Hundreds of ancient structures hidden beneath the Amazon canopy, first spotted by airborne lidar…
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Pre-Columbian Amazon: ‘Wilderness’ or ‘Cultural Parkland’?
BRASÍLIA, July 29 — The long-held view of the Amazon as a near-empty wilderness before European arrival is…
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Ancient Amazonian Populations Challenge Modern Development Plans
BRASILIA, July 29 — The discovery that pre-Columbian populations inhabited the Amazon more densely and modified it more…
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Amazon Structures Suggest Higher Ancient Population Density
BRASÍLIA, July 29 — Hundreds of previously unknown structures have been uncovered beneath the Amazon rainforest, according to…
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Ocean Deoxygenation: Science of Declining Dissolved Oxygen
WASHINGTON, July 27, 2026 — A 2025 study in the journal Science documented that the ocean’s oxygen-starved zones…
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Key Players Behind the 2025 Ocean Oxygen Warning Study
KIEL, July 27 — A sweeping new scientific assessment, built on data from institutions spanning four continents, warns…
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Global Impact: Projected Socioeconomic, Geopolitical Fallout
WASHINGTON, July 27 — A 2025 study projects that by 2050, tropical oceans such as the Western Pacific…
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Historical Record: How Ocean Oxygen Has Declined Since 1950
NEW YORK, July 27 — A major new synthesis of ocean monitoring data, published this year in Science…
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Global Study Warns Ocean Oxygen Loss Nears Irreversible Point
KIEL, July 27 — Against this backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions and climate-driven instability, a comprehensive international study…
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Data and Figures: The Measured Scale of Ocean Oxygen Loss
BEIJING, July 27 — Oxygen minimum zones now cover approximately 10 million square kilometres of the tropical Pacific…
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Ocean Oxygen Loss Threatens Marine Industries Economically
ROME, July 27 — A 2025 study quantifies what fishermen and coastal economies have long suspected: continued oxygen…
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Evolution of Astrophotography: 1839 Moon to Modern Milky Way
MANILA, July 25 — The night sky has always drawn eyes upward, but turning that gaze into a…
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Friedrich Hayek’s 1944 book warned against central planning
VIENNA, July 25 — The city of Vienna, once the intellectual crucible of the Austrian school of economics,…
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Global Light Pollution Blocks Milky Way For Majority Of Population
WASHINGTON, July 25 — Light pollution has escalated into a global environmental crisis that now affects the overwhelming…
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Psychologist Gregory M. Herek’s ‘Sexual Prejudice’ Framework
DAVIS, Calif. July 25 — For more than three decades, the scientific study of anti-LGBTQ prejudice has been…
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Indian Ocean shapes global climate, trade as geologically young sea
TEHRAN, July 25 — The Indian Ocean, the third-largest of the world’s five oceanic divisions, stretches across some…
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By the Numbers: The Cap Set Records Broken by FunSearch
LONDON, July 22, 2026 — A new look at an old problem in mathematics, the cap set puzzle,…
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Political Psychology Explores Voting, Leadership, and Extremism
ROME, July 21 — The Franco-Prussian War and the Paris Commune of 1871 did more than redraw borders.…
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Authoritarian Personality theory still shapes today’s politics
BERKELEY, July 21 — In an era when political divisions run deep and public discourse often veers toward…
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American Meteor Society celebrates century of citizen meteor tracking
GENESEO, N.Y., July 21 — The founding number was 15. In 1911, Charles P. Olivier recruited that many…
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