A UCL-led study reveals newborns can sense pain well before they cognitively understand it. The findings highlight the need for development-based pain management in neonatal care, especially for vulnerable preterm infants.
A major explosion at SpaceX’s Texas site during a Starship engine test damaged Ship 36 and halted launch preparations. No injuries were reported, but the next test flight now faces indefinite delay.
A new study has revealed that human-caused climate change may have been detectable as early as 1885, decades earlier than believed. Scientists found a clear warming signal in the upper atmosphere, even before cars existed.
A new study using NASA's James Webb Telescope finds 60% of ancient galaxies spin the same way. This surprising pattern may mean the universe has hidden order and could even exist inside a giant black hole.
A new study reveals that saturated soil, not just storm intensity, is a major cause of catastrophic flooding from atmospheric rivers on the US West Coast. Flood peaks can be over four times higher when soils are already wet.
Researchers from Waseda University apply attachment theory to human-AI relationships, revealing emotional patterns like anxiety and avoidance through a new self-report scale.
An in-depth global analysis warns that high-tech solutions alone can’t remove enough carbon to stop climate change. Experts urge a balanced strategy combining natural ecosystems and engineered methods for rapid and lasting climate action.
New global maps reveal that realistic reforestation opportunities are 71-92% smaller than previously believed. By fixing data flaws and addressing social and environmental risks, scientists found just 195 million hectares are safely restorable.
Following a LOX leak, the Axiom-4 mission carrying Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla has been postponed. His father said the family is mentally prepared and is waiting for the new launch date to be announced.
Hurricane Barbara, the first of 2025, is threatening Mexico’s Pacific coast with dangerous surf, flooding, and rip currents. With two other active storms, officials warn 17 million people to prepare for life-threatening conditions.
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