A complete evolutionary family tree shows that ancient millipedes crawled Earth’s landscapes nearly 460 million years ago.
Category: Health & Science
The Sky Today on Sunday, June 14: Irene nears opposition
Astronomy Magazine details how stargazers can catch Asteroid 14 Irene glowing in the Ophiuchus constellation.
Neutrino oscillations and the quest for ghost particle mass measurements
China’s subterranean neutrino detector provides precise measurements of neutrino mass hierarchy resolving cosmic debates.
Scientists Found a Surprising Problem with Sugar-free Diets
New research suggests that completely eliminating sugar from daily nutrition plans can backfire on metabolism.
Gullies On Martian Slopes status report on June 14, 2026
A JPL-Caltech high-resolution imaging status report highlights mass wasting and debris flow evidence on Mars’ slopes.
Global heating and its contribution to marine mammal strandings on European shores
Marine researchers link rising sea surface temperatures in the North Sea to abnormal whale migrations and strandings.
Fitbit data reveals weight-loss drugs like Ozempic cause step counts to drop
A study analyzing Fitbit records shows that patients taking popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications tend to decrease physical movement.
Exoplanets — A complete guide and latest planet formation news
Astronomers detail how millions of exoplanets could form near active supermassive black holes in deep space.
Double-edged sword of GLP-1 weight-loss medications on global fitness indices
Cardiologists analyze whether reduced physical movement among Ozempic users offsets metabolic benefits of weight loss.
Scientists Discover Parrots May Actually Use Names to Identify People
By studying recordings researchers find evidence that pet parrots use specific vocalizations to identify distinct individuals.