The year 2025 was huge for science. Researchers around the world made discoveries that could change how we live, work, and understand the universe. Scientists found over 128 new moons around Saturn, ...

Once again, it has been great year for archeology and historical research. Groundbreaking discoveries were made all over the globe, from Egypt’s Valley of the Kings and the ruins of Pompeii to the ...

2025 was an exciting year for astronomical discoveries. Scientists got the best evidence yet for past life on Mars, discovered an interstellar comet zooming through our solar system, found clues of ...

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New research is reshaping what we know about the ancient world, from a hidden Indigenous lineage in Argentina to evidence of ...

With 2025 stomping its way to a close, we’re left to look back at another stunning year of dinosaur discoveries. The year has been so rich in research that paleontologists are still getting important ...

Golden apple snails have eyes that are similar to humans’—and they can regenerate an amputated eye in just a month. Scientists uncovered a gene related to that process, laying the groundwork for more ...

If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that it’s been a weird year. And while that doesn’t really set 2025 apart from the last – well – decade, this year that trend spilt over into science too ...

In 2025, scientists have named several new dinosaur species and are learning new facts about the remarkable lives of dinosaurs. Paleontologists have found a 'Dragon price' dinosaur — which may be a ...

China stuck gold in 2025 — literally. The Asian nation announced three major gold deposits during the calendar year, namely: the Dadonggou deposit in Liaoning province, officially confirmed in ...

With 8,291 TNOs in JPL’s catalog, recent discoveries and new telescope technology are revealing more of the solar system’s ...