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Astronomers Spot First Interstellar Sugar: Erythrulose Detected in Milky Way Central Cloud
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/astronomers-detect-a-raspberry-sugar-near-the-milky-ways-mysterious-centerScientists find raspberry‑linked sugar near the Milky Way’s core, revealing a surprising interstellar chemical trail. A team of astronomers has reported the first unequivocal identification of a sugar molecule, erythrulose, inside a dense cloud of gas...
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New Study Shows Firefly Brightness Overestimated By 1,000×
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-thought-fireflies-produced-this-much-light-for-100-years-the-biology-says-otherwiseStudy overturns a century‑old firefly brightness estimate, showing past measurements exceed what their biochemistry can actually produce. Fireflies create their iconic glow through specialized lanterns that house photocytes loaded with luciferin and...
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Construction Workers Unearth 200+ Medieval Skeletons Beneath Ghent’s Spanish Castle
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/construction-crews-unearth-a-500-year-old-ghent-world-an-angry-emperor-tried-to-eraseOver 200 skeletons uncovered at a Ghent site reveal a lost medieval neighborhood wiped out by an emperor 500 years ago. During construction on Spaanskasteelplein in Ghent, archaeologists uncovered a buried medieval quarter that once lay beneath the...
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Six Titanium Rocket Tanks Wash Ashore in Queensland, Revealing Secrets of Space Debris
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-found-six-strange-metal-spheres-on-an-australian-beach-they-later-revealed-where-they-came-fromSix mysterious metal spheres washed up on an Australian beach spark expert investigation into their unknown origins. In early July 2026, beach‑goers near Forrest Beach, Queensland, uncovered six metallic spheres that officials suspect belong to a...
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The Surprising Reason Your Dominant Hand Is Better: Practice, Not Brain Power
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/left-handed-or-right-handed-scientists-reveal-what-may-actually-make-one-hand-better-than-the-otherA quirky elbow‑writing test reveals that years of daily practice, not innate ability, make your dominant hand seem superior. When a pen was strapped to the elbow, the typical performance gap between a person’s dominant and nondominant sides vanished....
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Giant Lion’s Mane Jellyfish With 100‑Foot Tentacles Swarm Cape Cod Beaches
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/the-massive-jellyfish-with-100-foot-tentacles-has-returned-to-cape-cod-beachesGiant jellyfish with massive, unusual tentacles are surfacing in record numbers along a famous coastline, sparking concern and curiosity. Giant lion’s mane jellyfish (Cyanea capillata) are showing up in unexpectedly high numbers along the Massachusetts...
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Colorado Homes Harbor Silent Radon Threat Behind 500 Lung Cancer Deaths Each Year
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/this-radioactive-gas-kills-21-000-americans-every-year-without-most-people-ever-knowing-they-were-exposedColorado homes may conceal radon, an invisible killer linked to 21,000 U.S. deaths annually, yet most families remain unaware. A sealed Colorado home on a chilly evening can feel perfectly fresh, yet hidden dangers may linger in the air. State health...
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Meteorite Smashes Into New Jersey Home Holds Secrets of Ancient Water and Alien Amino Acids
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/a-meteorite-crashed-into-a-new-jersey-home-and-scientists-found-a-hidden-story-inside-the-rockA New Jersey meteorite recovered after an unexpected fall offers scientists a rare chance to study space‑borne material millions of years old. A meteorite that smashed through the roof of a house in Hillsborough, New Jersey, has turned into a rare...
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The Hidden Brain Signals That Make Us Unaware of Our Own Moves
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/what-is-your-brain-doing-when-youre-unaware-of-your-actionsGroundbreaking study finally settles a 130‑year‑old scientific debate, offering definitive evidence and reshaping the field. Brain signals behind unnoticed actions uncovered in new study While swimming one afternoon, Yale neurologist Hal Blumenfeld...
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The 1961 SL-1 Reactor Explosion: Why a 20-Inch Rod Pull Still Defies Explanation
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/three-men-died-in-americas-only-fatal-nuclear-reactor-accident-60-years-later-investigators-never-learned-why-it-happenedThe 1961 Idaho reactor explosion ended in milliseconds, yet its cause and lingering design flaws still spark debate decades later. On the morning of 3 January 1961, a routine restart of the Army’s SL‑1 reactor in Idaho went tragically wrong when the...
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Boeing’s Starliner Nears 2026 Flight After Major Redesign Overcomes Past Failures
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/boeings-starliner-could-finally-return-to-space-after-years-of-setbacksBoeing reports progress on Starliner redesign, aiming for a new crewed flight as early as this year. Boeing is targeting a 2026 launch for its Starliner crew capsule after a sweeping redesign aimed at fixing earlier technical flaws, according to a...
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The Secret U.S. Operation That Turned Rain Into a Weapon During the Vietnam War
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/the-u-s-military-once-carried-out-a-secret-mission-to-weaponize-the-weatherA secret U.S. program weaponized weather, seeding clouds over enemy supply routes, but uncontrolled consequences unfolded, revealed after decades. During a covert U.S. military trial in early 1967, a cloud that had been seeded with a chemical agent...
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U.S. B-52 Crash Over Spain Spreads Plutonium, Missing Bomb Recovered After 80 Days
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/the-u-s-accidentally-bombed-spain-with-four-nukes-from-a-b-52-cleanup-crews-paid-the-price-for-yearsFour 1966 nuclear bombs dropped on Spain—one sank, two exploded, leaving lingering fallout that haunted a village and U.S. airmen for decades. On 17 January 1966 a U.S. Air Force KC‑135 tanker disintegrated over the Mediterranean coast of Spain,...
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Divers Retrieve 460 Soviet Gold Bars From Sunken WWII Cruiser In Arctic Depths
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/divers-found-460-soviet-gold-bars-inside-a-wwii-ship-lost-beneath-arctic-watersA daring deep‑sea salvage in the Barents Sea pierced a WWII war grave 800 ft down, retrieving Stalin’s long‑lost wartime cargo. On September 16, 1981, a gold bar was lifted from the wreck of HMS Edinburgh, a British cruiser that had rested on its side...
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Engineers Race to Stabilize Spinning Satellite That Protects NASA’s Swift Observatory
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/engineers-race-to-save-the-satellite-built-to-protect-nasas-swift-missionNASA’s Swift-protecting spacecraft encounters a critical glitch, prompting engineers to work nonstop to restore full control. A newly launched spacecraft intended to extend the scientific reach of NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory encountered an...
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Bermeja: The Phantom Island That Eluded Explorers and Sparked a $22 Billion Oil Dispute
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/this-mysterious-island-linked-to-a-22-billion-oil-claim-appeared-on-maps-for-centuries-but-every-expedition-came-back-empty-handedThe mysterious island of Bermeja, long shown on maps but never found, fueled a $22 billion Gulf oil dispute. The phantom of Bermeja first appeared on a 1535 Spanish “Carta Universal,” placing a landmass at 22°33′ N, 91°22′ W and estimating its size at...
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Why The 1954 Castle Bravo Test Still Fuels Cancer Fears In The Marshall Islands
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/america-detonated-its-most-powerful-bomb-then-the-sky-began-dropping-nuclear-fallout-over-communitiesScientists continue to trace hidden damage from a nuclear test that spread radioactive fallout across Pacific islands 70 years ago. A few hours after the United States detonated the Castle Bravo thermonuclear device on 1 March 1954, a fine radioactive...
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600+ Amphorae Found in Sunken Greek Trade Ship Off Andros Island
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/divers-discover-an-ancient-shipwreck-loaded-with-hundreds-of-amphorae-off-greeceA shipwreck off Andros revealed hundreds of ancient amphorae, but the most telling find lies in the mysterious cargo uncovered on the seabed. A team of Greek underwater archaeologists has uncovered a massive cargo of ancient trade jars near the island...
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Scientists Uncover Multi‑Centuries DNA Archive on the Shroud: Humans, Microbes, Crops and More
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/scientists-analyze-the-shroud-of-turin-and-find-a-complex-biological-record-built-over-centuriesDNA analysis uncovers human, microbial, plant and animal traces on the Shroud of Turin, shedding fresh light on its complex biological history. Measuring roughly 14 feet (4.4 meters) in length, the linen cloth bears a faint double‑sided impression of a...
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NASA Radar Reveals Hidden Cold War City Under Greenland Ice and Its Toxic Legacy
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/under-greenlands-ice-21-cold-war-tunnels-have-been-sealed-since-1967-but-melting-may-expose-their-toxic-remainsNASA’s Greenland radar test uncovered a Cold War-era city buried 100 feet deep, raising concerns about its toxic legacy resurfacing. During a routine instrument test over northern Greenland in April 2024, a team aboard a Gulfstream III captured the...