Science

Bald eagle nest, NOAA, via Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

August 10, 2026

Jackie’s Wings — Conservation Livestreaming Model

Australian sea eagle livestreaming model transforms wildlife conservation, generating 300,000+ viewer hours and raising $480,000 for habitat protection. Explore how citizen science integration and te.

The Lovell 42-foot radio telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, UK, with its distinctive white dish antenna mounted on a steel lattice tower beside the SKA headquarters building, photographed against a blue sky with white clouds.

Astronomy·Science·UK

Jodrell Bank Observatory Faces 2028 Closure Over Funding Cuts – Scientists Call It Devastating

Jodrell Bank Observatory, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and landmark of British astronomy research, is at risk of closure by April 1, 2028 when a major funding source ends, threatening thousands of researchers and critical space exploration work. UK Research

July 28, 2026

Extinct For 58 Years: How One Phone Snap Just Solved A Major Botanical Mystery

Nature·Plant Life·Technology

Extinct Plant Rediscovered Through Citizen Science Extinct Plant Rediscovered After 58 Years Through Citizen Science Photo Ptilotus senarius grows in such a remote part

James Watson Dies At 97 After Cracking DNA At 25 And Later Losing Honors Over “Unsupported” Claims, Institutions Say

News·Science

James Watson: DNA Pioneer Dies at 97 DNA Pioneer James Watson Dies at 97 The Nobel laureate who co-discovered DNA’s double helix structure passed

Health·News·USA

RFK Jr. admits “not sufficient” evidence for Tylenol-autism link as 1 in 31 kids diagnosed

RFK Jr. Walks Back Tylenol-Autism Claims 🚨 Health Misinformation RFK Jr. Walks Back Tylenol-Autism Claims Health Secretary admits “not sufficient” evidence after month-long controversy sparks medical community backlash and Texas lawsuit 📅

Tejal Somvanshi

October 30, 2025

Artistic reconstruction of Yunxian man showing facial features of early human ancestor from the longi clade, with pronounced brow ridge and robust facial structure.

Archaeology·Discovery·Science

Million-Year-Old Chinese Skull Pushes Human Origins Back 400,000 Years, Challenging Evolution Timeline

Million‑Year‑Old Skull Pushes Human Origins Back 400,000 Years The Yunxian 2 cranium from central China is placed in the longi (Denisovan‑linked) group; divergence among major human lineages is placed beyond one million

Govind Tekale

October 20, 2025

Illustration depicting a stylized representation of a regulatory T cell, shown as a small, futuristic vehicle with a scientist figure inside, surrounded by larger, colorful spheres representing other immune cells or targets.

Health·News·Science

Nobel Prize Winners Identify Immune System’s ‘Security Guards’ That Prevent Autoimmune Diseases

Three scientists have won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering specialized cells that prevent our immune systems from attacking our own bodies. This breakthrough has opened new paths for treating

Karmactive Staff

October 7, 2025

Aerial view of a circular hedge maze with green hedges forming concentric pathways with a tree at the center, resembling the neural pathways our brains use for spatial navigation.

Health·Science

Brain’s Navigation Cells Become Unreliable with Age, Explains Why Elderly Struggle with New Places

Scientists have discovered why older adults often struggle to navigate new places, even when they can easily find their way around familiar neighborhoods. A Stanford Medicine research team found that special brain

Tejal Somvanshi

October 4, 2025

Infographic showing various space telescopes and ground observatories that contribute to exoplanet research, including Hubble, Spitzer, Kepler/K2, TESS, JWST, Roman, and the future Habitable Worlds Observatory.

Astronomy·News·Science·Space

NASA’s Exoplanet Tally Hits 6,000: Official Count Reveals Worlds with Mineral Clouds and Ultra-Low Density

NASA’s official count of worlds beyond our solar system reached 6,000 this week, marking a cosmic milestone in humanity’s quest to understand our place in the universe. The announcement, made September 17,

Rahul Somvanshi

September 19, 2025

Fluorescent microscopy image showing three hamster ovarian cells glowing with different intensities of blue, representing various levels of gene expression along a gradient from fully off to fully on, with a slider graphic beneath.

Health

MIT Engineers Discover Cells Remember Gene Activity at Various Intensity Levels, Challenging Binary Memory Model

A breakthrough study from MIT engineers reveals that cells can “remember” gene activity at various intensity levels, challenging the long-held belief that cellular memory operates as a simple on/off switch. This discovery

Tejal Somvanshi

September 11, 2025

Mother and father lying in bed beside their baby, illustrating parental bonding and nighttime caregiving responses.

Health·Science

Brain Science Reveals Why Parents Respond Differently to Baby Cries: Experience Trumps Biology Says Dr. Swain

Ever noticed how one parent bolts upright at the baby’s tiniest whimper, while the other only stirs when there’s a suspicious noise downstairs? This isn’t just about who’s more tired—nurture trumps nature

Tejal Somvanshi

August 28, 2025

Health

Brain Protein Discovery Reverses Age-Related Memory Decline

Scientists have identified a single protein that drives memory decline in aging brains – and found a way to reverse its effects. The discovery could open new doors for treating age-related memory

Tejal Somvanshi

August 28, 2025

person in athletic wear holding a shaker bottle while seated on dark gym surface

Health·News

Creatine’s Dual Power: Muscle Builder Now Linked to Brain Benefits

Once the secret weapon of bodybuilders, creatine has burst into mainstream popularity as both a muscle-building supplement and a potential brain booster. This naturally occurring compound is now catching attention from scientists,

Tejal Somvanshi

August 26, 2025

Artist's illustration of the UPM J1040−3551 quadruple star system showing two red dwarf stars in a binary pair (small inset) orbiting with two larger reddish-purple brown dwarfs against the backdrop of the Milky Way galaxy.

Astronomy·News·Science

Astronomers Find Rare Quadruple Star System with Brown Dwarfs 82 Light-Years from Earth

Astronomers have found an unusual four-star system just 82 light-years away in the constellation Antlia. The system, named UPM J1040−3551 AabBab, contains two red dwarf stars orbiting each other and two brown

Karmactive Team

August 26, 2025

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