Study finds insect-borne bacteria turning harmless reed leafhopper into major agricultural pest
A tiny insect is wreaking havoc on Europe’s sugar beet industry, not by biting plants, but by spreading bacteria that rob crops of their value.
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Oldest RNA recovered from 40,000-year-old woolly mammoth rewrites decay timeline
Before pugs or Great Danes: Doggie diversity in size and shape began at tail end of Ice Age
Scientists create mice with two fathers that produce healthy offspring
A curled up paw: 5.5-million-year-old fossil bridging foxes and wolves found in Italy
The most complete specimen of Eucyon ever found in Europe, was discovered in the province of Cuneo, Italy.
Revolution in space cuisine: Mini bioreactor tests lab-grown food production
If successful, astronauts may produce meals like steak and desserts directly in space labs.
Scientists discover new color 'Olo' never seen before by humans
Researchers used laser pulses directed into participants' eyes to stimulate M cone cells, producing a color signal not occurring in natural vision.
Egypt inaugurates African Space Agency headquarters in Cairo
Minister Badr Abdelatty emphasized that the launch of the agency marks a milestone in pan-African cooperation and a turning point in joint African work.
A Geological Enigma in Jezero Crater: Perseverance Rover unveils 'Skull Hill'
Scientists theorize it may be an igneous 'float rock' transported from elsewhere.
Cornell researchers discover how scent plays a role in women's friendship choices
A person’s scent, including perfume or deodorant, may predict friendship chemistry better than looks.
Saudi Geological Survey Authority opens over 150 caves for scientific research
"The step is a qualitative leap in the exploration and documentation of Saudi Arabia's geological and natural heritage".
Study: Private collectors own majority of T. rex fossils, limiting research
Commercial collectors have discovered 2.4 times more T. rex fossils than public institutions since the early 1990s.
NASA discovers evidence of Mars' ancient CO2-rich atmosphere in Gale Crater
Discovery suggests Mars once had a CO2-rich atmosphere and conditions suitable for life.
Oxford researchers used NASA data to date the crucifixion of Jesus
Biblical scholars suggest the moon turned blood-red after his death, aligning with ancient scriptures.
