Science

Bombing Iran's nuclear sites poses local risks but unlikely to cause disaster like Chernobyl. How real are the dangers?

Emily Crambell's students at Bullock Creek High School will soon explore human anatomy with VR headsets, reshaping how anatomy is taught.

New research reveals that premature babies sense pain before understanding it, as neuroscientists explore early brain development.

Discover how sea spiders living near deep-sea methane seeps cultivate unique bacteria on their bodies to thrive in the abyss.

A landmark study reveals a 131% surge in self-esteem following bariatric surgery, changing lives beyond just physical transformation.

A SpaceX rocket exploded in Texas during a test, creating a fireball spectacle; fortunately, there were no injuries reported.

Explore the seismic deal between Eutelsat and France, Europe's space alliance, and Chile's threatened underwater ecosystems.

New research sheds light on ancient human adaptability to harsh environments, paving the way for global migrations.

Montreal invests $100K to attract talent amidst U.S. political challenges, offering a dynamic, inclusive environment for innovation.

Iran's attack on the Weizmann Institute destroys labs and irreplaceable cancer research samples, challenging Israel's scientific community.

WhatsApp will display ads in its Updates tab, initiating a major shift for Meta Platforms.

Government scientists dispel myths surrounding Project Cheetah, emphasizing scientific rigor and ecological adaptability of cheetahs in India.

Explore Israel's strategic elimination of nine Iranian nuclear experts crucial to Tehran's nuclear weapons program. Discover the hidden intricacies.

Roscosmos triumphantly puts a lid on ISS module's infamous five-year leak saga, paving way for the Axiom 4's launch.

A fierce blaze completely consumed the maintenance building at Brockport Central School District, demolishing all inside.

Israel's decisive aerial assault targets Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, leaving behind a trail of leading military commanders and scientists.

Discover how a diet rich in fruits and veggies can lead to a 16% improvement in sleep quality overnight, offering a natural solution to sleep disruptions.

Explore how The Christian Science Monitor's dedication to unbiased journalism remains a beacon for informed and independent thinkers today.

Astronomers have spotted powerful black hole jets, stretching over 300,000 lightyears, from a period three billion years post-Big Bang.

A nostalgic favorite for many, but this 30-year-old study reveals croissants may be the least filling breakfast choice you can make.

Amidst climate change, cows' shifting diets, like corn replacing grass, alter cheese's flavor and nutrition, French studies reveal.

Physicians Committee advocates for the NIH's transition away from animal-based research, emphasizing human-relevant scientific approaches.

Amazon plans $20B data centers in PA; one next to a nuclear power plant sparks federal debate over direct energy access.

Germany's Wendelstein 7-X fusion reactor achieves a major fusion milestone. Discover the future of energy and what this could mean for the world.

Excitement builds as Falcon 9 and a new Dragon spacecraft prepare for Axiom 4's historic mission to the ISS, sparking interest worldwide.