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Nocturnal

Top 11 Ways AI Decodes How Cells Tell Day from Night in Plants and Animals

In the darkness of night, when most humans are asleep, an entire hidden world of biological activity comes alive. Plants adjust their metabolism, animals hunt

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Plants and Fungi

Scientists Discover Glowing Mushrooms Faster Than Ever Before

New research shows bioluminescent fungi are much more common than we thought, with over 60 new species found in just 15 years. In forests around

Health and Medicine

Simple Saliva Test Predicts Sleep Disorders With 87% Accuracy

Japanese researchers of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) analyzed saliva from 100 middle-aged men using advanced mass spectrometry, discovering 13

The Milky Way stretches vertically through a clear, star-filled sky above the dark silhouette of desert hills. A dense cluster of stars forms the galactic core, glowing in pink, white, and lavender hues. The foreground remains in deep shadow, enhancing the contrast of the sky.

Adventures

Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is California’s Dark Sky Oasis

California’s largest state park near San Diego earned International Dark Sky Park status in 2018, offering millions of urban residents easy access to pristine stargazing

Underwater

Alien-Like “E.T. Sponge” Discovered in Mariana Trench Deep Pacific Ocean Waters

Marine biologists discovered and named Advhena magnifica, a bizarre glass sponge found 6,560 feet underwater near the Mariana Trench. The creature’s alien-like appearance, featuring two

Health and Medicine

Biophoton Cells Talk Using Secret Light Signals

Imagine if your cells were constantly having conversations using light so dim it’s invisible to the naked eye, but contains crucial information about your health,

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Underground

Germany to Test Giant Underground Air Batteries in Salt Caves by 2028

BERLIN – Germany will become the first country to test a revolutionary energy storage system that uses underground salt caves as massive air batteries, with

A dhole (Cuon alpinus), also known as the Asiatic wild dog, stands alert on a branch amidst dense tropical foliage. The reddish-brown canid with a bushy black-tipped tail gazes directly at the camera with erect ears and piercing amber eyes.

Technology

Self-Powered Wildlife Trackers Transform Animal Research in Denmark

Danish scientists developed revolutionary wildlife tracking collars that power themselves using animal movement, potentially lasting an entire animal’s lifetime. The technology could solve wildlife research’s