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Scientists are investigating a powerful cosmic neutrino detected by an underwater observatory, which may have been caused by a theoretical 'exploding' black hole event. The discovery could revolutionize our understanding of these celestial phenomena.

New study reveals that city-dwelling coyotes are bolder and less afraid of new experiences compared to their rural counterparts, likely due to less fear of harassment in urban areas.

Surprising new study links drought to higher antibiotic resistance in soil bacteria, revealing an unexpected environmental factor driving this global health threat.

Explore the latest developments in the space industry, including NASA's plans for a Moon base and a nuclear-powered rocket to Mars, as well as updates on small-, medium-, and heavy-lift rockets.

APHA Inspector Andrew Gaunt has been awarded the prestigious RHS Veitch Memorial Medal for his groundbreaking contributions to the field of horticulture.

Newly revealed documents expose an industry lobby's influence in reversing Biden-era limits on the carcinogen formaldehyde, a common ingredient in everyday goods.

Explore how solar power has become the dominant source of electricity worldwide, and discover the promising future of renewable energy in powering our planet.

Researchers witness rare footage of sperm whales collaborating to support a mother and her newborn calf during the birth process.

Discover how a Cambodian community fishery bounced back from the brink by planting a specific type of tree, a remarkable story of ecological restoration that can inspire others.

The iconic monarch butterfly population in Mexico has seen a stunning 64% increase this winter, signaling a hopeful turnaround for this endangered species.