Scientists call for a BAN on Chelsea tractors in Britain - as figures show supersized cars are 44% more likely to be involved in fatal collisions

Scientists have called for a ban on SUVs in Britain, as figures show the supersized cars are more likely to be involved in fatal collisions. From Land Rover Defenders to Tesla Model Ys, these large cars – often referred to as Chelsea tractors –...

Science, R&D, Advanced Materials Key Pillars For Viksit Bharat 2047: CSIR

(MENAFN- IANS) New Delhi, Nov 5 (IANS) Science, research and development, and advanced materials are the key pillars for Viksit Bharat 2047, said Dr. (Mrs) N. Kalaiselvi, Director General, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), on...

Scientists develop diaphragm system that keeps carbon recycling efficient for 700 hours

Turning waste carbon into useful materials is a growing focus in the push toward sustainable and circular manufacturing. As industries seek ways to reduce emissions while maintaining productivity, scientists are developing systems that can recycle...

Scientists gathered in Hiroshima call for abolition of nuclear weapons

HIROSHIMA – Scientists and scholars from around the globe demanded in a joint declaration Wednesday that nuclear powers never use the weapons of mass destruction. “From Hiroshima, we affirm with conviction that nuclear weapons must never be used...

Scientists shocked to discover the world’s biggest spiderweb — home to over 100K creepy crawlers

It’s the real world wide web. Romanian scientists realized every arachnophobe’s worst nightmare after discovering the “world’s biggest spider web”– complete with approximately 111,000 of the critters. The impressive feat of arachnid architecture...

Scientists create fluoride-free gel that restores lost enamel within two weeks

Losing tooth enamel has long been a one-way street. Once it’s gone, it’s gone forever. But that may soon change. Scientists have developed a new gel that can repair and regenerate enamel, offering a glimpse of a future where teeth can heal...

Scientists concerned as previously 'unheard of' conditions off the coast of England become more frequent: 'Not just a risk from future warming'

Communities can take action. by Zachary EhrmannNovember 6, 2025 Scientists are sounding the alarm as the seas surrounding the United Kingdom and Ireland heat up. New research found that the extreme marine heatwave that hit the region in 2023, once...

Scientists May Have Found How to Reverse Memory Loss in Aging Brains

Memory problems may not be an unavoidable part of getting older. New findings from Virginia Tech reveal that age-related memory loss stems from specific molecular changes in the brain, and that fine-tuning these processes can help restore memory...

 Science Drives China’s Westward Expansion In Africa (2) 

1 Discoveries of large untapped mineral deposits in West Africa are behind Beijing’s push to invest heavily in exploration and mining. The first slot of this story by Stephen Chen of South China Morning Post, was published on these pages last week...

Scientists alarmed by zombie worms missing from B.C. waters

De Leo, who co-led the study, explained that the missing zombie worms could be due to the low oxygen concentration at the observation site and that oxygen minimum zones (OMZs)—layers of water with a low oxygen concentration—are expanding due to...

Scientists discover spider mega-city showcasing rare community behavior

Wildlife enthusiasts have discovered a mega-city of creepy crawlies inside the Sulphur Cave on Albania-Greece border. The world’s largest web is home to more than 110,000 spiders and the jaw-dropping structure stretches more than 106 square...

Scientists uncover potentially fatal effects of long-term melatonin use

Melatonin is a prescription-only medicine in the UK but other countries offer it over-the-counter(Image: GETTY) Melatonin supplements are widely available in many countries, with different strengths and purity levels depending on the brand. Whilst...

Science The Independent Astronauts stranded after spacecraft hit by suspected space junk

Three Chinese astronauts are temporarily stranded in space after their return capsule was struck by suspected orbital debris, China’s human spaceflight agency said on Wednesday. Wang Jie, Chen Zhongrui, and Chen Dong, the astronauts part of the...

Scientists challenge 112-year-old world record as new evidence comes to light: 'The official readings did not match'

Anyone looking for the highest-ever recorded temperature is likely to encounter the same finding: Death Valley, July 1914, 134 degrees, per the National Park Service. However, as Yellowhammer News reported, three University of Alabama, Huntsville,...

Science Florida Today See photos of the Wednesday night SpaceX rocket launch from Cape Canaveral

What was almost a record-tying doubleheader night ended with the United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket seeing a technical issue − ultimately resulting in the scrub of the night's second launch. The first launch of the evening went as planned − the...

Scientists Find Way to Make Lung Cancer Cells Self-Destruct

Small cell lung carcinoma, chromogranin immunostain. Credit: Yale Rosen– CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons. Researchers at NYU Langone Health said Wednesday that an experimental drug that blocks a key protein can trigger a form of...

Scientists make concerning discoveries near US military bases: 'Detected in all'

This study could provide areas to focus on. by Robert EnglishNovember 6, 2025 Tree swallows were found to have high levels of chemical pollution near factories and US military bases, per Earth.com. What's happening? A recent study published in...

Scientists invent new type of paint that harvests water from thin air

Scientists thought the Great Barrier Reef was doomed – but a new study finds hope

The famed corals of the Great Barrier Reef face a bleak future under the current path of global warming – but could have time to adapt if temperatures edge no higher than 2C, new modelling suggests. The “coral-centric” analysis from the University...

Scientists from the University of Cologne have discovered a "promising" antibody against HIV

German scientists from the University Hospital Cologne have discovered an antibody that can neutralize up to 98% of HIV variants and could become the basis for new treatments or prevention methods for the infection. This is reported by UNN with...