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The James Webb Space Telescope has captured detailed images showing how gas flows from a galaxy’s outer regions into a supermassive black hole, revealing a previously unseen feeding mechanism.
Scientists discovered that a massive ancient volcanic event beneath the Ontong Java Plateau not only built underwater terrain but fundamentally altered the oceanic plate’s structure and chemical composition.
Researchers investigating a mysterious humming sound reported globally for decades suggest it may stem from low-frequency tinnitus rather than external sources for most people experiencing it.
A Sydney PhD student created cosmic dust in a laboratory bottle by simulating stellar conditions, revealing chemical pathways for life’s building blocks before Earth formed.
Common swifts have nested in Jerusalem’s holy sites for thousands of years, adapting to coexist with humans. The ancient birds now face threats from modern construction and regional conflict.
A wildlife initiative in Hull city centre has created a “mini meadow” where ten butterfly species have been spotted breeding among grass and wildflowers on Land Registry property near a shopping centre.
A study by London universities examines whether menstrual cycles worsen ADHD symptoms in women, with participants reporting difficulty concentrating and increased impulsivity during certain times of their cycle.
UK MPs call for restrictions on fast food outlets near schools and bans on junk food advertising to combat obesity, which costs the nation £74bn annually.
England’s 1966 World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died with a brain condition caused by repeatedly heading a football, a coroner has ruled. Brain analysis showed he had chronic traumatic encephalopathy linked to heading a ball approximately 140,000 times during his career.
A modeling study suggests ultra-processed foods could account for up to a third of heart disease cases and deaths, with researchers calling for policy interventions to reduce consumption.