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From boiling acid to Antarctic ice, organisms thrive where life seems impossible
Life is often imagined as something that flourishes under mild conditions, comfortable temperatures, liquid water and breathable air. Yet some of Earth's most resilient organisms have evolved in places that appear utterly inhospitable.
Dead Sea Scroll origins to be decoded using AI for first time
A major new international research initiative aims to shed fresh light on the origins of the Dead Sea Scrolls, using innovative AI tools to uncover secrets hidden for nearly 2,000 years.The ancient manuscripts include biblical texts and ancient documents dating from the third century BC to the first century CE.Discovered in caves near Qumran by the Dead Sea between 1946 and 1956, they have served as vital historical artifacts for understanding early Judaism and the origins of Christianity.The ne...
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Europe burns: a visual guide to the wildfires
Ferocious flames continue to rage in parts of France and Spain, with no sign of abating. We chart the destruction in graphics and picturesThe hellish infernos that have torn through parts of France and Spain have caused deaths, the evacuation of 330,000 people from their homes, widespread destruction and clouds of toxic smoke. Records have already been smashed and with the fourth heatwave of the European summer setting in, there are few signs of the waves of wildfires ending.France has already s...
Firefighters race to extinguish blazes across EU as fire weather breaks records
European Forest Fire Information Service figures show conditions in EU 43% more severe than for same period in last 20 years Fire weather in the EU has broken records for severity for this time of year, new data shows, as firefighters race to extinguish blazes across the Mediterranean.Inflamed by carbon pollution, the hot, dry and windy weather across the EU since the start of the year has been 43% more severe than the end-of-July average over the last two decades, data from the European Forest...
Here's how 'parasite' went from a laughing matter to a serious biological threat
Here's how 'parasite' went from a laughing matter to a serious biological threat July 30, 20265:00 AM ET By Ava Berger Spinach is displayed for sale on shelves at a Target store on July 23, 2026 in Austin, Texas. Brandon Bell/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Brandon Bell/Getty Images Cyclospora and Christopher Nolan's nearly three hour adaptation of The Odyssey have something in common — parasites. For Cyclospora, that connection is easy to make. The microscopic parasite causes cyclospo...
Wolves returned to Yellowstone; 30 years later, young aspens followed
Thirty years after wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park, researchers say aspen trees are showing stronger signs of recovery. The findings add to growing evidence that restoring a top predator can reshape an entire ecosystem.
Gold, silver price prediction: Where are gold and silver prices heading?
Gold and silver price prediction today: Gold and silver prices are showing positive movement and dips may attract buyers, says Abhilash Koikkara, Head - Forex & Commodities, Nuvama Professional Clients Group.
Meteor over New Zealand may reveal clues to the solar system's origins
A spectacular fireball passed over New Zealand sky at an extremely high speed. The celestial visitor produced loud rumbles and bright light displays for observers. Scientists are now collecting data to understand this rare event. Specialised cameras are tracking the meteor's precise flight path. Citizens are encouraged to search for possible meteorite fragments on the ground.
750 Indian girls failed at school experiments; their satellite now orbits Earth
After overcoming an initial setback, Indian schoolgirls have successfully launched their AzaadiSAT satellite into orbit. This remarkable project engaged 750 students from 75 schools throughout India, where they contributed to building satellite components that were incorporated into a real ISRO satellite. This successful launch represents a significant stride toward inspiring girls in STEM education, showcasing their dedication and resilience in the face of challenges.
1967 warning on tropical mountains trapping species confirmed by beetle study
Imagine yourself living on a mountaintop where the climate has been almost unchanged for thousands of years. Life evolves with amazing precision; generation after generation adjusts to cool , predictable temperatures.
Animal spillover? Lab leak? What the science says about the origins of COVID-19
Global Health Animal spillover? Lab leak? What the science says about the origins of COVID-19 July 29, 20267:02 PM ET By Rachel Carlson Members of the Wuhan Hygiene Emergency Response Team leave the shuttered Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in the city of Wuhan, in Hubei, Province on January 11, 2020. Investigations of the origin of COVID-19 have centered on the animals sold at the market. Noel Celis/AFP/via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Noel Celis/AFP/via Getty Images Sen. Rand Paul...
TSA officer sees alarming shapes on X-ray before stolen Civil War mystery unravels
A routine baggage screening at an Alabama airport sparked an explosive scare when TSA officers discovered stolen historical artifacts inside a passenger's bag.The artifacts were found in the checked bag of a passenger going through Gulf Shores International Airport (JKA), about 45 miles southeast of Mobile, Alabama, on July 18.The TSA said the artifacts — five Civil War-era cannonballs — were discovered by Justin Dupree, a lead TSA officer at the airport, according to a story published on the TS...
How two solar farms in US restored native wildflowers & proved beneficial for insects
Two Minnesota solar farms have reportedly helped restore local ecosystems. Researchers found native wildflowers and grasses increased significantly after five years. Beneficial insect populations, including bees, tripled compared to earlier observations. This development offers evidence that solar farms can aid habitat restoration efforts. Such projects can generate renewable electricity and benefit local biodiversity.
Hiroshima atomic bomb blast created a bizarre new metal that has NEVER been seen before on Earth, study finds
Hiroshima atomic bomb blast created a bizarre new metal that has NEVER been seen before on Earth, study findsREAD MORE: What would happen if the Chernobyl disaster happened in Britain? See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy XANTHA LEATHAM, EXECUTIVE SCIENCE EDITOR Published: 19:00, 29 July 2026 | Updated: 19:02, 29 July 2026 e-mail 38 shares
170 years of records show where Canada’s kelp forests survive best
Recent historic charts and satellite data illustrate the impressive durability of kelp forests on Vancouver Island. In cooler, wave-exposed zones, eighty-eight percent of kelp survived over a century, while warmer, sheltered waters faced a concerning decline to fifty-two percent. These insights reveal crucial regional variations in kelp forest resilience amid rising temperatures and serve as pivotal guidance for future conservation initiatives aimed at protecting these essential marine ecosystem...
Why mosquitoes are choosing human blood more often, according to scientists
Scientists observed mosquitoes in Brazil's Atlantic Forest feeding on humans more often. This shift suggests habitat loss is pushing mosquitoes towards human hosts. DNA analysis revealed this surprising feeding pattern in protected forest areas. Disappearing wildlife populations may force mosquitoes to seek new blood sources. Protecting forests could help reduce future risks from mosquito-borne diseases.
The population of an endangered Australian bat suddenly dropped by up to 16%. No one knows why
Exclusive: Scientists say about 5,000 fewer southern bent-wing bats have been recorded at a key maternity site for the speciesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA sudden decline in critically endangered bats is troubling experts, who recorded about 5,000 fewer southern bent-wing bats than usual at Naracoorte’s “bat cave” this summer.These tiny russet-toned microbats roost in caves and forage for insects over long distances across south-west Victoria and south-east South A...
Honeybee diet change boosts pesticide survival from below 50% to 90%
New research suggests honey bees can better survive pesticide exposure. Bees fed polyunsaturated fats showed a 90% survival rate. This dietary fat type also supported nerve function and energy balance. The findings indicate nutrition can strengthen bee resilience against agricultural stressors. This knowledge could inform bee diets and pollinator habitat planning.
Scientists may finally have answer to problem that would have killed anyone standing on Moon in 1972
A team of scientists from Italy and Germany has tested permanent magnet radiation shielding for spacecraft, packing 1,482 neodymium-iron-boron magnets into an array that deflected 20% of solar particles. Unlike superconducting magnets, the setup needs no cryogenic cooling or fail-safe power. It arrives as Nasa weighs deep space radiation protection for Mars and Artemis missions, where a 1972 solar flare between Apollo 16 and 17 would have delivered a fatal dose to lunar astronauts.