Lunar Eclipse 2026: Why the Moon will appear red
A total lunar eclipse will light up skies across parts of the world on 3 March 2026, with the Moon expected to turn a deep red in a phenomenon widely known as a “Blood Moon.”
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Study suggests Earth’s core may hold massive stores of life-essential hydrogen
Earth’s core could contain vast amounts of hydrogen — potentially equal to dozens of oceans — according to new research, offering fresh insight into how the planet formed and how key ingredients for life were distributed.
A new habitable planet has been discovered
Astronomers have announced the discovery of a potentially habitable new planet about 146 light-years away that is Earth-sized and has conditions similar to Mars.
£11m awarded to Keele University for mental health research hub
Keele University has been awarded £11 million by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to establish one of five new regional mental health research hubs across England.
Stanford Researchers Uncover a Key Mechanism behind Brain Aging
By studying the rapid-aging turquoise killifish, scientists reveal how breakdowns in protein production machinery contribute to cognitive decline and neurodegenerative diseases.
A New Approach Developed at Stanford Medicine Delivers Breakthrough Antibody Treatment for Safer Stem Cell Transplants Without Chemotherapy or Radiation
A pioneering clinical trial offers new hope by eliminating toxic conditioning and expanding access to life-saving transplants.
Oxford Study Reveals the Biological Trigger Behind Sleep
Oxford researchers uncover that sleep is triggered by energy overload in brain cell mitochondria, offering the physical explanation for sleep pressure.
