A growing trend of predatory 'ghost journals' is using generative AI to publish fake research papers credited to real academics, threatening the integrity of scientific records.
Scientists have identified a potent new fungus species in Britain that targets the invasive heath-star moss, offering a natural biological control to restore native habitats.
From 18th-century smallpox pushback to modern digital skepticism, the arguments against vaccines aren't new—they're a repeating cycle of misinformation.
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is shifting federal grantmaking from scientific peer review to political discretion, allowing grants to be canceled based on 'national interest.'
Scientists at Memorial University of Newfoundland have discovered that severed appendages from the Psolus fabricii sea cucumber can survive and reorganize indefinitely in seawater.
Manhattanhenge isn't just a photo op; it's a intersection of urban planning, orbital mechanics, and the digital tools used to predict it.
A catastrophic hot-fire test failure at LC-36 has severely damaged Blue Origin's only New Glenn launchpad, delaying NASA's lunar plans and Amazon's satellite constellation.
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Forecasters predict a below-average hurricane season, but warming oceans and El Niño patterns create a dangerous paradox for coastal regions.
A rare celestial event captured on video shows a fireball descending over the Philippines' active Mayon Volcano. We analyze the physics of atmospheric reentry and the likelihood of…