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By Aarjavee Raaj – CTV News A new study has found that humans from […]

By Marcus Lu – Visual Capitalist Forests cover nearly one-third of the world’s land […]

By Fraser Merrick – Hillock-head.co.uk A glow the color of cold fire has […]

From ScienceDaily University of California, Irvine astronomers have identified an exoplanet located within […]

By Mark Milke and Tom Flanagan – National Post If Canadians care to understand […]

From VOCM Local News Now A new study by Dalhousie University in Nova […]

By Ray Dalio – Youtube I believe the world is changing in big […]

By Todd Fitchette – FarmProgress I’m not an entomologist and I don’t play […]

By Adrián Carballo Casla, Amaia Calderón-Larrañaga,David Abbad Gomez – Independent Imagine two people […]

By John Walter On April 15, 1912, the world awoke to headlines that […]

From X The world has flipped: how the top countries for quality of […]

By Kenza Ould Djoudi – IDR Ancient cave paintings dating back 65,000 years […]

By Keith Cooper – Yahoo!news A super-Earth exoplanet in the habitable zone of […]

By Evan Gough – Phys.org In the distant past, the solar system was […]

By Eric Ralls – earth.com Space can surprise even those who spend their […]

By Passant Rabie – Gizmodo Although Earth’s two hemispheres lie on opposite sides of […]

By Gary Manners – Ancient Origins Revolutionary research challenges longstanding assumptions about pristine […]

By Norimitsu Onishi – The New York Times For centuries, death and disaster met […]

By Glenda Luymes – Vancouver Sun A flicker in the underbrush catches Charlie […]

By Catherine Zhu – CBC Radio Our world has been transformed over the […]

From Medical xpress Aging is a systemic process that affects the entire body. […]

By Eric Ralls – earth.com Plants do more than photosynthesize – some of […]

From ScienceDaily Scientists at EPFL have reimagined 3D printing by turning simple hydrogels […]

By Gary Manners – Ancient Origins Archaeologists from the Russian Academy of Sciences […]

By Aaron Wherry – CBC News Last month, after the federal government filed its factum […]

By Alvin Powell – The Harvard Gazette Human history is rife with contentions […]

By Tom Ward – GQ With billionaires biohacking themselves amid an insurgent wellness boom, […]

From Ancient Origins Revolutionary artificial intelligence analysis of ancient fossils has overturned long-standing […]

By Charmayne Allison – ABC News It has been seven years since Chinese […]

By Zach Kaplan – NewsNation Asteroid 2024 YR4 has a 4% chance of hitting […]

By Fatima Seeme, David Green, Carlo Kopp – LiveScience The pervasive spread of misinformation can be tracked […]

By Alex Karpa – CTV News Manitoba may be in the middle of the […]

By Christopher Plain – Debrief An international team of scientists studying potential water worlds has […]

By Eric Ralls – earth.com On January 14, 2005, the European-built Huygens probe touched down […]

By Andrew Freedman – CNN A record-breaking and astonishingly expansive marine heat wave is underway […]

By Kamal Nahas – LiveScience Scientists are getting closer to growing human brains in the […]

By Marcus Wolf – Phys.org Researchers at the University of Maine are theorizing […]

From Ancient Origins In 1973, Francis Crick – the co-discoverer of DNA’s helical […]

By Darren Orf – Popular Mechanics Homo sapiens have remarkable regenerative abilities—wounds heal, bone fractures “thread” […]

From Ancient Origins We usually think of monsters as things to be feared […]

By Tim Newcomb – Popular Mechanics Archaeologists discovered clues to a fire in Guatemala […]

By Greta Taubert – Leravi If you have sheets of bubble wrap lying around, don’t reach […]

From nextBIG future The Very Large Telescope (VLT) detected significant nickel vapor but […]

From The Economic Times A recent Smithsonian article deciphering the chemical composition of 3I/ATLAS, the […]

By Eirwen Williams – Sustainability Tmes China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) has […]

By Philip Drost – CBC Scott Noble’s Cuisinart blender has been spinning since […]

By Dwight Newman – Fraser Institute The recent decision of the British Columbia […]

From Futura In Iran’s Halil Roud Valley, archaeologists have uncovered stone and clay […]

By Kristina Killgrove – LiceScience Archaeologists found the body of a medieval knight underneath […]

By Arezki Amiri – IDR Marine researchers at OCEARCH have confirmed that Contender, the largest male […]

By Amanda Follett Hosgood – The Tyee Wild salmon lovers in the province are […]

More than 300 million years ago, during the Carboniferous Period, much of northern […]

From ScienceDaily Beneath the North Sea, scientists have uncovered colossal sand formations, dubbed […]

By Hina Dinoo – Rude Baguette In a groundbreaking discovery that reshapes our […]

By Kristina Killgrove – LiveScience Stone tools discovered on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi […]

By Daniel P. Smith – Phys.org What can chimpanzees teach us about ourselves? […]

By Evrim Yazgin – Cosmos Chemical analysis of early human ancestors shows that […]

By Colin Butler – CBC News As Canadians fire up their grills for the August […]

From Government of Canada This site explores the relationship between plants and climate […]

By Daniel Graham – Discover Wildlife A new species of deep-sea limpet has […]

By Daniela Toporek – TimeOut Pack your bags, boots and winter coats. The same train […]

By Daniel Graham – Discover Wildlife An extraordinary set of dinosaur footprints discovered […]

By Alejandro Cerezo Ortigosa – elcabildo.org Voyager 1, launched in 1977, has been journeying […]

By Harry Baker – LiveScience Experts have confirmed that the mysterious object hurtling towards […]

By Avi COHEN – Sustainablitity Times The depths of the Earth have long […]

By Eric Ralls – earth.com Imagine chatting over coffee with your grandmother when […]

By Megan Burgasse – SciTechDaily For the first time, two important protein structures in […]

By Rod Boyce – PHY.org Time, not space plus time, might be the […]

By Michael Irving – ScienceAlert Sea anemones may look alien, but scientists just […]

By Randi Gollin – martha stewart The adage “everything old is new again” seems […]

By Tessa Koumoundouros – Science Alert Within a tiny plankton, an even smaller […]

By Jenny Allison – The Cool Down A new study from Yale University that […]

From Ancient Origins In the shadowy forests near Wawa, Northern Ontario, a centuries-old […]

By Jordan Joseph – earth.com Mammoth Cave in Kentucky stretches for more than […]

By Laura M. – Union Rayo Voyager 1 has been flying through outer space […]

By Mary Marlowe Leverette – the spruce Large or small, planting a vegetable garden takes effort, […]

By Sascha Pare – LiveScience Earth’s magnetic field and oxygen levels are inextricably linked, […]

From LiveScience Earth’s oceans are in worse condition than scientists thought, with acidity […]

By Sheena Harvey – Discover Wildlife Could humpback whales be trying to communicate […]

By Zoha – MRAMC Canada’s roads are about to get safer — and […]

By Haniya Rae – martha stewart You could grow any crop next to beets, […]

By Jasser Akle & Roberto Ortega – Marca Astronomers from the University of […]

By Jamie Carter – LiveScience June’s full ‘Strawberry Moon’ will be at its fullest […]

From CBC News Kīlauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island is erupting again, shooting […]

By Tim Newcomb – Popular Mechanics Archaeologists uncovered a new range of tombs at the […]

From Ancient Origins An international genomics study led by scientists from Nanyang Technological […]

From Ancient Origins In a mountainous area of eastern Turkey, a team of […]

By Natalie Osborn – Ideal Home You can grow strawberry companion plants to help […]

From Ancient Origins The most famous of all the predatory dinosaurs,  Tyrannosaurus rex, likely evolved […]

From India Times Your brain must be exercised regularly to remain sharp, just […]