The cosmos is full of surprises, and the James Webb Space Telescope seems to be a cosmic gift that keeps on giving, serving up puzzles faster than we can solve them.
One of the most intriguing, and dare I say, enigmatic populations to pop up in…
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Microbe in Human Gut May Boost Muscle Strength, Study Finds : ScienceAlert
A specific microbe found in the human gut appears to be able to boost muscle strength, new research suggests.
Your intestines teem with tiny creatures that wield outsized influence on your health. Collectively called the gut microbiome, they…
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New Study Reveals Surprising Effect of Drinking Coffee at Night
Nighttime caffeine increased impulsive behavior in fruit flies, with stronger effects in females and potential implications for night-shift workers. If you often drink coffee late at night to stay awake, new research suggests that habit may have…
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Why CISOs must link cyber to an organization’s profit and loss
Cybersecurity has spent years fighting for a seat at the boardroom table, and by most measures, it has succeeded. CISOs are now regular attendees, presenting updates on risk, resilience, and readiness.
But many security leaders are discovering…
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Cannonball discovery dates from the Battle of the Alamo
Archaeologists working at The Alamo have uncovered a rare and remarkably well-preserved artefact from one of the most pivotal moments in Texas history: a fully intact cannonball dating back to the Battle of the Alamo.
The discovery was made on…
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Over half of UK businesses have no idea how fast they could stop AI in a crisis
- The EU AI Act requires AI explainability and accountability
- Only 38% of workers can accurately pinpoint who’s accountable in their business
- More than half (59%) aren’t even sure how quickly they could shut down AI in a crisis
Despite rapid AI…
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Scientists film deep-sea squid ‘turning into a tree’ 4 kilometres below the Pacific |
The new finding, made by researchers in a new era for marine biology, is the first such discovery of footage of an undescribed species of whiplash squid; this creature is capable of having an aggressive form of mimicry that makes it look like…
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New time crystal built using sound waves breaks Newton’s third law
Physicists at New York University in the US have built a new kind of time crystal using sound waves, where particles appear to break Newton’s famous third law of motion. Particles in this time crystal move in an irregular, nonreciprocal…
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Scientists Discover a Better Way To Reduce Dangerous Belly Fat in Older Women
As the body ages, subtle hormonal shifts begin to reshape where fat is stored, with important consequences for long-term health. As people get older, body fat does not just increase. It also shifts to different places, and that change can have…
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