Category: 9. Sci-Tech

Hamas captivity survivors, Iran’s ayatollah, and the army’s new chief of staff were among Israelis’ most Googled topics of 2025, according to Google’s “Year in Search” report, reflecting a public occupied with conflict and a handful of unexpected…

A new tool developed by Helmholtz Munich and the German Center for Diabetes Research and the University of Bonn makes spatial proteomics and lipidomics easier to use – no coding required. C-COMPASS allows scientists to profile…

A major new genetic study has resolved one of archaeology’s longest-running debates, confirming that modern humans first reached Australia around 60,000 years ago. The findings align with archaeological discoveries and long-held Aboriginal…

If there ever was a planet that has gotten a bad rap for its inability to be readily observed it would have to be Mercury, known in some circles as the “elusive planet.”

Mercury is called an “inferior planet” because its orbit is nearer to the…

Cosmic filaments, vast,…

In early November, a series of powerful X-class solar flares triggered coronal mass ejections that resulted in an astonishing auroral display for viewers as far south as Mexico. But for some solar scientists, the real excitement wasn’t the…

On Mars, clocks run slightly faster. Physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) just calculated the precise difference. They found that, on average, clocks on Mars tick…