Science

A new petition seeks US seafood sanctions against China for lax shark finning rules, potentially banning $1.5 billion in imports and reshaping global marine conservation enforcement.

The astronaut fitness equipment race is intensifying as European consortia and a Danish aerospace firm compete to supply next-generation exercise devices for the Gateway Space Station and lunar missions.

Canned space drinks made from nanoemulsions give astronauts customizable omega-3 fortified flavors, easing Mars trip monotony.

Montelukast repurposing may reverse immunotherapy resistance in aggressive cancers, an early study finds.

Continuum hypothesis undecidability may force physicists to choose between continuous and discrete spacetime, reshaping research funding and the quest for a unified theory.

Experts explain why infection risk on cruise ships is hard to eliminate and what practical steps passengers can take to protect themselves.

Obesity medications are poised for a perceptual reset as a new Lancet review challenges the myth that yo-yo dieting causes long-term harm.

Where do you feel your self? Research shows self location in head or heart predicts thinking style and decision-making flexibility.

Bathing site designation has become a key tool to pressure water companies, with 12 of 14 inland river sites rated 'poor'.

The Chinese money plant's leaves form a Voronoi diagram, a geometric pattern seen in city planning and computer science.

New genomic analysis of 23 ancient individuals rewrites the timing of human dispersal across Ice Age Europe, revealing two distinct waves.

JWST's NIRSpec detected CO2 on Europa's surface, pinpointing its origin from the subsurface ocean—key for habitability.