Burning Bans May Have Fueled Forest Risk
The suppression of Indigenous burning practices likely helped forests become denser and more flammable, according…
Faint Tracks Hint at Quick Walking Pace
Poorly preserved steps indicate that an unidentified track-maker moved at about 1.6 meters per second,…
Back Pain Flares Engage Self-Reflection Brain Regions
Movement-triggered flares of chronic back pain activate brain regions tied to self-reflection, suggesting the brain…
GPT-6 Astra Decodes Napoleonic Military Cipher
GPT-6 Astra has reportedly solved a centuries-old cipher used to carry strategic information between Napoleon’s…
Concentration Control May Improve Perovskite Solar Cells
Controlling how additives are distributed through mixed-halide perovskites could determine how efficiently these materials convert…
Cryptic Weapons Announcement Raises Urgent Questions
A cryptic weapons announcement has prompted concern over what systems may be involved, who could…
Democratic-Led States Challenge EPA Carbon Rollback
A coalition of mostly Democratic-led states is challenging the Environmental Protection Agency over its removal…
Greenland Iceberg Disaster Fails Science Test
A movie’s giant Greenland iceberg may deliver a gripping threat, but the idea that one…
Fibrates May Prevent Liver Cancer Drug Resistance
Cholesterol-lowering fibrates may stop liver cancers from recruiting immune cells that weaken treatment, offering a…
Canopy Fungi Shape Forest Plant Diversity
Canopy trees may govern plant diversity far below their branches through partnerships with fungi, highlighting…
Tiny Cones Triple Sea Star Skeleton Strength
Tiny cone-shaped structures inside the arms of chocolate-chip sea stars can triple the strength of…
Pressure-Made Boron Phase Shows Stretchability
A boron phase created under pressure can be stretched, according to a report in Nature.…