Scientific Research

Titanosaur sauropod hatchling and egg fossil image

September 10, 2026

Titanosaur Eggs in Patagonia Reveal Cold-Climate Nesting Strategy

Titanosaurs, the largest land animals ever to walk Earth, nested and raised their young in the frigid regions near Antarctica—a finding that overturns decades of assumptions about where these massive sauropods could

Bright yellow and orange mountaineering tents pitched directly on the rocky debris and ice pinnacles of Khumbu Glacier at Everest Base Camp

Environment·Nature·Science

Everest Base Camp Warms Twice as Fast as Its Glacier: What the Viral Study Actually Found

You have probably seen the headline: human urine is melting the glacier under Everest Base Camp. It is an easy story to share. It is also missing the full picture. A peer-reviewed study published on July 27, 2026 in the

September 5, 2026

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

160-Meter Asteroid Created 100-Meter Tsunami: Scientists Confirm North Sea’s 43-Million-Year-Old Impact Crater

Discovery·News·Science·Space

After decades of debate, scientists have finally proven that a mysterious structure beneath the North Sea was created by an asteroid strike. The Silverpit

The official crew portrait of the Axiom Mission 4 private astronaut mission to the International Space Station. Photo Source: NASA

News·Space·USA

SpaceX’s Final Dragon Spacecraft to Carry Axiom-4 Crew with First Indian, Polish and Hungarian ISS Astronauts

After multiple delays, NASA, Axiom Space, and SpaceX have finally set a new launch date for the Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) to the International Space Station. The mission is now scheduled to

Rahul Somvanshi

June 24, 2025

Astronomy·News·Space

Hubble Captures Million-Solar-Mass Wandering Black Hole 2,600 Light-Years from Galaxy Center Devouring Star

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has spotted something extraordinary: a massive black hole wandering away from its galaxy’s center, caught in the act of tearing apart an unfortunate star. This discovery marks a

Rahul Somvanshi

May 11, 2025

"Chimpanzee Discovery Day" at Chimp Haven. Photo Source: Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau (CC BY 2.0)

News·Wildlife

Chimpanzee Transfer Ends as 23 Research Chimps Relocate from Alamogordo Lab to Louisiana Sanctuary

The final cohort of Pan troglodytes from the Alamogordo Primate Facility in New Mexico has completed their translocation to Chimp Haven, the federal chimpanzee sanctuary in Louisiana. This ex-situ conservation effort closes

Govind Tekale

April 16, 2025

Marine Life·News

SeaWorld’s Oldest Dolphin, Notchfin, Dies at 63, Surpassing Typical Lifespan

SeaWorld San Antonio is mourning the loss of Notchfin, a bottlenose dolphin who passed away on March 12, 2025, at the remarkable age of 63. As one of the park’s “founding members”

Govind Tekale

March 17, 2025

News·USA

Trump’s ‘$8M Transgender Mice’ Claim: Unpacking the Research Funding

In his recent address to Congress, President Donald Trump made a notable slip-up that quickly went viral. Trump claimed the Biden administration had spent “$8 million for making mice transgender,” causing immediate

Govind Tekale

March 7, 2025

Representative Image. The holotype, or specimen upon which a new species description is based, for Orchistoma integrale. Photo Source: Ryoya Sugimoto (NOAA Fisheries)

Discovery·Marine Life

Japanese Student’s Discovery: New Jellyfish Species Challenges Marine Biology Norms

A Japanese student’s childhood fascination with jellyfish has led to the discovery of a new species now known as the “integral jellyfish.” Officially named Orchistoma integrale, this marine creature was found in

Govind Tekale

March 4, 2025

Representative Image. Felisa Wolfe-Simon, a lead researcher and NASA astrobiology research fellow– speaks during a press conference. Photo Source - NASA HQ Photo (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Science·Space

NASA’s $500K ‘Arsenic Life’ Study Faces Retraction Amid Social Media Backlash

In December 2010, NASA’s press conference sparked global attention when researcher Felisa Wolfe-Simon announced finding bacteria that could use arsenic instead of phosphorus – a claim that would rewrite biology textbooks. The

Karmactive Staff

February 20, 2025