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OpenAI has been throwing everything at solving long-standing maths problems. This should have been a glorious moment for mathematicians – but instead we're having a massive collective…
ScienceBacteria that are visible without a microscope are generally found in mangroves and fish, but an analysis of different species from around the world suggests they also reside in the human…
ScienceScientists surveying glaciers in southern Norway have recovered 48 arrowheads and shafts from different periods, according to Good News Network. The finds form part of Secrets of the Ice, a…
ScienceA chance encounter with social media photographs led to the discovery of a new giant waterlily species in Colombia, according to The Guardian and Mongabay. Both outlets reported that its…
ScienceA survey of Aldabra giant tortoises in Seychelles has found that the once-endangered species is thriving, according to The Guardian and Good News Network. Both outlets reported a population…
ScienceA Chinese-controlled coal mine in South Africa’s Limpopo province is moving toward full production even as a legal challenge mounted by a coalition of community members and environmental…
ScienceKUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia’s coastal waters are home to 27 species of marine mammals. These include protected species like the Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins (Sousa chinensis), Irrawaddy…
ScienceFrancis Halzen has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in physics for work detecting high-energy neutrinos from space, according to NPR, New Scientist, BBC News, The Guardian and The Conversation. The…
ScienceThere is no single way to tell the story of the ‘Ramayana.’ People from different religious traditions and cultural backgrounds have reimagined the epic in countless ways.
ScienceIn a very rare case, a fetus developed cancer in the uterus, and these tumour cells spread to her twin sister
ScienceDroughts and flooding brought by El Niño threaten crops around the world, raising the risk of increased prices and famines
ScienceDoctors ran many tests to uncover the cause of a teen girl's auditory and visual hallucinations.
ScienceScientists are racing to explain why hundreds of southern right whale calves have died this year in Argentine Patagonia, and the first clues are starting to emerge.
ScienceHappy Eco News Mission Blue and IUCN Join Forces with the One Ocean Partnership Mission Blue and IUCN launched the One Ocean Partnership at Climate Week NYC 2026, connecting Dr. Sylvia…
ScienceHappy Eco News Solar Panel Recycling Could Turn a Waste Problem into an Economic Opportunity Solar panel recycling could unlock nearly $1 trillion in economic benefits by 2060, a new global…
ScienceWhat do snakes, poisonous frogs, and wind turbines have in common? Scientists tested whether warning color patterns inspired by nature could help birds avoid deadly collisions with wind…
ScienceA selection of the winning images from this year’s competition across topics ranging from underwater to urban wildlife, and photojournalism to mammal behaviour. The overall winner is…
ScienceThis year’s competition has attracted a record-breaking number of entries The post Wildlife photographer of the year 2026, the winning images appeared first on Positive News .
ScienceDeclining stocks and increased fishing pressure have led to lower sustainability ratings for two popular cod alternatives UK shoppers have previously been urged to avoid UK-caught cod and…
ScienceCitizen scientists on UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme recorded insect visits to flowers during 10-minute surveys Ubiquitous urban plants often derided as “weeds” are the most attractive to…
ScienceIn recent years, a series of high-profile investigations implicated the Chinese fleets targeting squid in international waters in illegal fishing practices, environmental violations, and…
ScienceHappy Eco News Texas Grants Right to Repair Electronics, Becoming Ninth State to Pass Consumer Protection Law Right to repair electronics became law in Texas on September 1, making it the…
ScienceGolf clubs, private schools and car washes may face tighter rules from water companies as England’s drought continues Three water companies are seeking to impose severe restrictions on…
ScienceInvictibellatrix would have been up to four metres long with feathers and had 20cm claws.
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