SCIENCE
Ancient Roman Forum Discovered, Confirming 200-Year-Old Prediction
The forum was the "heart" of ancient Roman cities, serving as a hub for commercial, political, religious and social activities.
Scientists Reveal 'Substantial Health Benefits' of Underrated Grain
Typically fed to livestock in countries such as the U.S., this grain could offer substantial health benefits, scientists say.
'Exceptional' 3,500-Year-Old Wooden Artifact Discovered
The Bronze Age tool is an extremely rare find given that organic material, such as wood, tends to decay relatively quickly.
NASA Photo Reveals Landing Sites for Artemis III Moon Mission
Artemis III eyes the lunar South Pole for the first crewed landing in more than 50 years.
NASA Images Reveal Eerie 'Ghost Forests' Spreading in North Carolina
"The closer a forest is to sea level, the greater the risk of tree death and the detection of ghost forests," environmental scientist Xi Yang said.
Warm vs Harsh Parenting Alters Shape of Children's Brains, Study Finds
A study has found that children exposed to different parenting styles might end up with differently structured brains.
'Unique' Gold Artifact Discovered at Roman Fort Hints at Lost Temple
The gold object features an inscription dedicated to an ancient deity who was particularly revered by soldiers.
Exotic Jeilongvirus Discovered in Florida Rodent with Human 'Spillover' Risk
"Many viruses that we don't know about circulate in animals that live in close proximity to humans," researcher Emily DeRuyter said.
World's Oldest Known Tadpole the Size of a Hand Clarifies Evolution Enigma
The giant specimen, found in southern Argentina, is the oldest-known tadpole ever found in the fossil record.
Study shows Uranus Moon Could Harbor Alien Life in Subterranean Sea
"The suggestion of an ocean inside one of the most distant moons in the solar system is remarkable," a researcher said.
China's Space Station Could Help Beat US in Race to Moon, Expert Says
China is advancing rapidly in the new space race and could reach the moon before the end of the decade—yet patience may prove to be America's best strategy.
Recall on Baby Powder Over Possible Asbestos C ontamination
Over 40,000 bottles of baby powder have been included in the expanded recall.
Blood Test Can Benefit NFL Concussion Return-to-Play Decisions
A third of former NFL players believe they have a chronic brain condition linked to football. A new blood test could help tackle the issue.
Dementia: Scientists Reveal How Often to Exercise to Help Stave Off Decline
About 10 percent of cases would be eliminated if middle-aged adults exercised once or twice a week, researchers said.
Electrified Future: Rondo Turns Renewable Electricity Into Industrial Heat
Rondo Energy is attracting investment from a range of industry players who will use its batteries to store clean electricity as heat.
NASA Image Captures Volcanic Eruption That Grounded Flights
"Do not try to climb the volcano, as explosions occur that throw incandescent fragments," Mexico's disaster agency said.
Deadly Bat Fungus Found in California Could Cause White-Nose Syndrome
White-nose syndrome fungus threatens the state's bat populations, posing risks with far-reaching impacts on the entire ecosystem.
NASA Video Reveals Sun Melted Halloween ATLAS Comet to Nothing
Comet ATLAS (C/2024 S1) was hoped to be visible to the naked eye in the next few days, but unfortunately disintegrated as it skimmed past the sun.
Walking Pneumonia: Symptoms To Look Out for As Cases Rise
After a prolonged period of low incidence rates following the emergence of COVID-19, cases of walking pneumonia are now on the rise.
Apple Cider Vinegar Gummies: What are the Potential Benefits?
Social media is filled with people raving about the benefits of apple cider vinegar gummies, but the experts are less convinced.
Wildfires Spew Cancer-Causing Chemicals, Firefighter Turned Chemist Warns
These chemicals appear to evade DNA repair mechanisms, making it harder for our cells to undo the damage they cause.
Paleontologists Reveal 'Remarkable' 450-Million-Year-Old Golden Fossils
Paleontologist Luke Parry told Newsweek that the fossils, originally found in New York, are an "extremely rare" find.