Natural source of paprika's red colour uncovered
Scientists uncover the surprising natural source responsible for paprika's rich red colour, changing how we view this popular spice.
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Expert reveals what really happens to your body after death
A forensic expert explains the fascinating and sometimes unsettling processes the human body undergoes after death, from rigor mortis to decomposition.
AI Pioneer Margaret Boden Passes at 88
A tribute to the life and legacy of Margaret Boden, the groundbreaking scholar whose work bridged artificial intelligence and human creativity.
Scientists decode tomato and potato evolution
Groundbreaking research reveals the genetic twists that transformed wild plants into the tomatoes and potatoes we know today, offering insights into future crop improvements.
The Science of Racism and How to Combat It
Explore the psychological and neurological foundations of racism and discover evidence-based strategies to challenge prejudice in society.
The Science of Lightning: How It Forms & Strikes
Discover the electrifying science behind lightning, how it forms during storms, and the surprising ways it impacts our weather and environment.
Man Utd hires F1 data expert to boost performance
Manchester United has recruited Mike Sansoni, a former F1 data expert, to enhance their performance analytics. This move signals the club's commitment to leveraging cutting-edge data science in football.
Why We Age in Bursts and How to Slow It Down
New research reveals that ageing occurs in dramatic bursts rather than gradually. Discover the science behind these sudden shifts and what you can do to mitigate their effects.
NASA's Stunning Earth Image from India's Satellite
NASA has released a breathtaking image of Earth captured by a satellite in India, showcasing our planet's beauty from a unique vantage point.
First female Astronomer Royal appointed
Planetary scientist Michele Dougherty has been appointed as the first female Astronomer Royal in the role's 350-year history, marking a milestone for women in astronomy.
Cortisol Cocktail: New Hope for Better Sleep?
Scientists explore a groundbreaking approach to improving sleep quality by targeting cortisol levels with a specially designed 'cocktail'.
Far Right Revives Debunked Race Science
Discredited race science is making a comeback among far-right groups, raising alarms among experts and activists.
William Shatner’s Mission to 'Live Forever'
Star Trek legend William Shatner is delving into cutting-edge technology that could potentially extend human life indefinitely, blending sci-fi fantasy with scientific reality.
What your favourite eggs reveal about you
Discover how your preferred way to eat eggs might reveal hidden personality traits, according to scientific research.
Bizarre messages reported in near-death experiences
Groundbreaking research reveals that people who survive near-death episodes often report receiving cryptic messages—shedding new light on the mysteries of consciousness.
What your breath says about your health
Discover how the smell of your breath can reveal hidden health issues, from diabetes to liver disease, according to groundbreaking scientific research.
Trump’s NSF Cuts Spark Science Community Outrage
Former President Donald Trump’s plans to slash funding for the National Science Foundation (NSF) have drawn fierce criticism from researchers and policymakers, who warn of dire consequences for US innovation.
How Much Sleep Do You Really Need?
Discover the science-backed benefits of quality sleep and learn how much rest you truly need for optimal health and wellbeing.
Science reveals how to ace job interviews
Scientists reveal an unexpected yet simple trick to ace job interviews, backed by research. Discover how to boost your confidence and impress employers effortlessly.
Sir Francis Graham-Smith: Astronomy Pioneer Dies
Celebrating the life and legacy of Sir Francis Graham-Smith, the pioneering astronomer and former Astronomer Royal who transformed our understanding of the cosmos.
Steven Rose: Tribute to Neuroscience Pioneer
A heartfelt tribute to Steven Rose, the renowned neuroscientist and public intellectual, whose groundbreaking work and passionate advocacy left an indelible mark on science and society.
Hidden meaning behind dogs' tail wagging revealed
A viral revelation about why dogs wag their tails has left pet owners amazed. Experts explain the science behind this adorable behaviour.
Dr Buck Ruxton: The Jigsaw Murders That Changed Forensics
The shocking 1935 case of Dr Buck Ruxton, who murdered his wife and housemaid, then dismembered their bodies, became a landmark in forensic history. Discover how this brutal crime changed criminal investigations forever.
Science picks the ultimate karaoke songs
Researchers have analysed musical data to determine the perfect karaoke tracks. Find out which classics made the cut and why these songs guarantee a show-stopping performance.
Chris Martin and Astronomer CEO Share Live TV Kiss
A heartwarming moment unfolded on live TV when Coldplay’s Chris Martin and astronomer-turned-CEO Alex Ji shared an unexpected kiss during a broadcast, blending music and science in a viral moment.
Experts: Some ultra-processed foods may benefit health
Nutrition experts are questioning the demonisation of ultra-processed foods, suggesting some may actually benefit health. Discover the surprising truth behind UPFs.
Earth's shortest day ever recorded tomorrow
Scientists reveal that Earth will experience its shortest day ever recorded tomorrow, spinning faster than usual. Discover what this means for timekeeping and our planet.
First Images of a New Planet Being Born
Astronomers capture unprecedented images of a planet forming in a distant star system, offering new insights into planetary creation.
Scientific publishing needs urgent reform to restore trust
Experts warn that the current scientific publishing system is undermining public trust and must undergo radical reforms to ensure transparency and credibility.
Chinese scientist jailed for creating gene-edited babies
The controversial story of He Jiankui, the Chinese researcher imprisoned for creating the first genetically modified humans, raises urgent ethical questions about CRISPR technology.
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