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ScienceReleased Pet Goldfish Damage Freshwater Ecosystems, Study Finds
Dr. William Hintz of UToledo reveals in the Journal of Animal Ecology that released pet goldfish severely degrade freshwater systems and harm biodiversity.
ScienceScientists Develop Autonomous Micromotors to Extract Ocean Uranium
Scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences developed autonomous metal-organic framework micromotors to extract uranium from seawater on March 24.
ScienceStrait of Hormuz Closure Cuts 20 Percent of Global Oil Supply
The two-month closure of the Strait of Hormuz blocks 20 percent of global oil supplies, causing U.S. gasoline prices to rise by more than one dollar per gallon.
ScienceTristan Guillot Leads Antarctic Hunt for Chaotic Exoplanet Systems
Tristan Guillot and his team use the ASTEP telescope in Antarctica to monitor star dimming and map chaotic exoplanet systems that defy standard models.
ScienceTrump Administration Fires National Science Board Members
The Trump administration fired members of the National Science Board this weekend, disrupting independent oversight of the National Science Foundation.
ScienceNOAA captures footage of mysterious golden orb in Gulf of Alaska
NOAA researchers used a remote vehicle to retrieve a mysterious four-inch golden orb from two miles beneath the surface of the Gulf of Alaska in 2023.
Science1,000 Students Compete at Penn State Altoona Science Olympiad
More than 1,000 middle and high school students gathered at Penn State Altoona on April 26, 2026, to compete in 72 teams for the state Science Olympiad.
ScienceJNeurosci Study Links Avian Observation to Brain Structure Changes
A JNeurosci study of 58 Canadians uses MRI scans to determine if the intense mental focus required for birding physically alters human brain architecture.
ScienceTrump Fires All 22 Members of National Science Board
Donald Trump fired all 22 members of the National Science Board today, removing the primary governing body that oversees the National Science Foundation.
ScienceBird Brains Reveal New Clues About Tyrannosaurus Rex Intelligence
Palaeontologist Prof Steve Brusatte studies modern bird biology to reveal new evidence about the cognitive abilities and intelligence of Tyrannosaurus rex.
ScienceIACtHR Ruling Mandates State Action on Climate Change and Health
Uncover the legal earthquake! Our analysis reveals how the IACtHR's climate ruling reshapes states' responsibilities to protect public health—and what it m...
ScienceNutella gains viral fame as social media links jar to cosmic nebula
Decode Nutella's viral moment! Our analysis reveals how brands must now react instantly to cultural shifts—and what the stakes are in this new era.