New research casts doubt on ‘impossible’ signals from Antarctica
After a dedicated search found no evidence of exotic particles traveling through the planet, the mystery of Antarctica's "impossible" signals only deepens.
Computer model charts Neanderthals’ long-lost migration route to Siberia
Following ancient river valleys, Neanderthals migrated thousands of miles from Europe to Siberia during warm climatic periods, new computer simulations reveal.
A new spin on memory: Physicists find magnet that could slash computing energy use
Researchers have demonstrated a new form of magnetism that can be switched with a small voltage, a key breakthrough for developing ultra-efficient spintronic memory.
AI helps scientists clock spin of Milky Way’s supermassive black hole
By analyzing telescope data with a custom-built AI, scientists have discovered that the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way is spinning at nearly its maximum possible speed.
New dinosaur with rare skull helps fill sauropod evolutionary gap
Researchers in China have discovered a new species of long-necked dinosaur with a remarkably complete skull, providing key evidence about the evolution of sauropods.
Ancient Maritime Network Uncovered in the Philippines: Evidence of 35,000-Year-Old Human Migration
New evidence from Mindoro reveals that early humans in the Philippines were expert seafarers over 35,000 years ago, linking distant island cultures through oceanic travel.
Fossil Analysis Shows Early Vertebrate ‘Teeth’ Were Actually Sensory Organs
New fossil analysis reveals that structures once believed to be early vertebrate teeth were actually sensory organs, reshaping our understanding of how teeth and sensory systems evolved.
Spinosaurus: A Century of Shifting Paradigms in Paleontology
Once a mystery fossil lost to war, Spinosaurus has transformed into one of paleontology’s most debated dinosaurs—reimagined as a semi-aquatic predator, yet still stirring controversy over how it truly lived.
Newly Discovered Archaeopteryx Fossil Reveals Key Clues About the Evolution of Flight
A newly analyzed Archaeopteryx fossil reveals specialized wing feathers and cranial features that deepen our understanding of early bird flight evolution.
New Fossil Discovery Sheds Light on Early Arthropods’ Adaptations in Ancient Oceans
A newly discovered Cambrian predator, Mosura fentoni, reveals advanced respiratory adaptations and segmented anatomy in early arthropods.