Scientists presented new evidence that Stonehenge’s Altar Stone was deliberately transported hundreds of kilometres from Scotland by ancient peoples.
Month: June 2026
Scientists Solve Mystery of Amaterasu Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Ray Particle
New research suggested the Amaterasu cosmic particle may be an ultraheavy atomic nucleus heavier than iron rather than a simple proton.
Refrigerants Protecting Ozone Layer May Be Creating Invisible Forever Chemical Rain
A surprising study found that ozone-protecting refrigerant chemicals may be creating a growing global PFAS-like pollution problem worldwide.
Self-Regulating Artificial Photosynthesis System Eliminates Need for External Batteries
A new electrolyzer for artificial photosynthesis automatically adapts to varying conditions eliminating the need for external energy storage.
Scientists Develop Biodegradable Carbon Capture Beads From Dairy and Tofu Waste
A novel carbon capture technology using biodegradable protein beads derived from food processing waste was reported as more efficient than conventional methods.
US Measles Cases Exceed 2000 for Second Consecutive Year Raising Public Health Alarms
The United States recorded over 2000 measles cases in 2026 for the second year running amid ongoing vaccination shortfalls in some communities.
Home-Based Exercise Program Helps Cancer Patients Maintain Mental Sharpness During Chemo
A clinical trial found that a home-based exercise programme helped cancer patients maintain cognitive function and resist chemo brain effects.
WHO Publishes Report on Health Priorities for Climate Migrants and Displaced People
The WHO released a research prioritisation report on health challenges facing people displaced by climate change and migration.
Glucosamine Joint Supplement Linked to 25 Percent Faster Alzheimer’s Progression in Study
A major study found that the popular joint supplement glucosamine was associated with a 25 percent higher risk of faster Alzheimer’s progression.
UNI418 Drug Disrupts Cancer DNA Repair Leaving Cells Vulnerable to PARP Inhibitors
Researchers found that the experimental compound UNI418 can disable DNA repair in cancer cells leaving them more susceptible to PARP inhibitor therapy.