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Portable Breathalyzer Detects Fat Burning in Real Time Paving Way for Personalized Diets
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/hand-held-gadget-measures-fat-burning-via-breathbreath sample reflects the same portion of exhaled air.” For additional details, see the original ETH Zurich press release here and the Futurity article Hand‑held gadget measures fat burning via breath.
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Scientists Finally Detect Pines’ Elusive ‘Demon’ Quasiparticle After 67 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/science-confirms-the-existence-of-a-demon-quasiparticle-predicted-nearly-70-years-agospectroscopic studies missed the demon because their momentum resolution was insufficient; the M‑EELS instrument employed here achieved roughly five‑fold finer momentum discrimination, enabling the detection. Nevertheless, the current theoretical...
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First Video Captures Arctic Bobtail Squid Carrying Egg Sac in Remote Greenland Waters
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/scientists-just-filmed-an-arctic-squid-carrying-eggs-in-a-place-it-had-never-been-seen-beforePolar Biology, and additional context on the challenges of surveying remote Arctic waters is available in a related article here.
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James Webb Telescope Reveals Hidden Interiors of Neptune’s Tiny Moons From Catastrophic Capture
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/neptunes-tiny-moons-could-be-the-remains-of-worlds-destroyed-billions-of-years-agofield could have re‑accreted into the small moons and rings we observe today. “Phyllosilicates had never been detected anywhere in the outer solar system beyond Jupiter, so that was not on our list of things to look for,” notes Davis, now a postdoctoral...
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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-setbacksthe launches… I don’t at this time anticipate that’s going to create a cost problem for us, but we do have some uncertainty here that we’ve got to work with NASA to get that put to bed.” NASA’s safety and performance criteria will determine whether the...
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UK Commits £8.4 Billion to Build New Dreadnought Submarines and Safeguard Nuclear Deterrent
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/inside-the-gbp8-4-billion-dreadnought-program-designed-to-protect-britains-nuclear-deterrentever operated by the @RoyalNavy — designed and built in Britain, to protect the UK and our @NATO allies for decades to come. Here are some key Dreadnought facts. pic.twitter.com/FERLZx43YE — Ministry of Defence (@DefenceHQ) July 30, 2026 Boost to...
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Could Black Holes Power the Universe’s Fastest Supercomputers and Enable Interstellar Travel
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/black-holes-could-become-the-universes-most-powerful-computers-physicists-sayobject, allowing researchers to infer the presence of a black hole even without direct visual evidence. See an example here. Imagining Black Holes as Propulsion Engines Beyond confirming their existence, scientists have speculated about using black...
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Astronomers Capture Rare X‑Ray Shock Breakout Revealing a Massive Star’s Violent Final Days
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/astronomers-reveal-the-violent-final-moments-of-a-massive-star-before-supernova-collapseJournal Letters Expanding the sample of such events will clarify whether the pre‑explosion mass‑loss signatures observed here are typical of stripped stars or represent a more diverse set of evolutionary pathways. “Going forward, I’m excited to observe...
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Super‑Earths May Keep Solid Cores New Mineral Phase Reveals Unexpected Stability
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/super-earths-might-not-have-the-deep-molten-interiors-scientists-expectedexperiments have already revealed several high‑pressure phases within Earth’s mantle, but the simulations presented here predict an additional transformation, termed post‑post‑spinel. This phase becomes thermodynamically stable at pressures that exceed...
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Astronauts Complete Final ISS Solar Array Upgrade in 6‑Hour Spacewalk, Power Up 30%
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/nasa-astronauts-complete-historic-spacewalk-as-iss-takes-a-major-step-toward-its-next-power-upgradewith both hands. NASA graphic showing the augmentation plan for the ISS Roll‑Out Solar Arrays (iROSAs), including where work has been completed and where work is still needed prior to a spacewalk that installed the mounting hardware on power channel 3B...
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Pluto’s Atmosphere Shrinks 16% As It Drifts Away From The Sun, New Study Shows
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/pluto-is-losing-its-atmosphere-as-it-drifts-away-from-the-sun-and-scientists-may-have-found-the-first-evidenceNew data shows Pluto’s atmosphere is shifting unexpectedly, sparking fresh investigations into the dwarf planet’s evolving climate. New observations suggest Pluto’s tenuous atmosphere is beginning to thin as the dwarf planet drifts farther from the...
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Byzantine Shipwreck Off Croatia Reveals Largest Mediterranean Gold Hoard and Emperor’s Ring
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/divers-just-found-a-byzantine-shipwreck-filled-with-gold-hidden-beneath-the-mediterranean-for-more-than-1-000-yearsyet the period remains poorly documented because of scarce textual evidence. Physical remains from the Mljet wreck therefore provide crucial data to fill gaps in our understanding of early medieval trade and elite mobility. “It’s a blank,” said...
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JWST Finds Earliest Black Hole Star A Clue to Early Supermassive Black Holes
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/jwst-may-have-found-the-missing-link-behind-the-universes-first-giant-black-holesholes. A team of astronomers has reported what may represent the earliest example of a “black‑hole star,” a compact system where a fast‑growing black hole is enveloped by an unusually dense, dust‑free gas shell. Detected at a time when the universe was...
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Biology Should Draft Its Own AI Declaration After Mathematicians’ Leiden Manifesto
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biotechnology/biology-needs-an-ai-declarationpatients or ecosystems—a concern underscored by recent discussions of AI’s ethical and legal ramifications in healthcare here. We should insist that researchers disclose their use of automated tools, that they are responsible for the veracity of their...
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Physicists Build First Time Mirror That Generates Time‑Reversed Pulse
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/after-65-years-of-speculation-physicists-finally-confirm-that-time-mirrors-are-realbeyond theoretical predictions. For decades, theorists predicted that abruptly altering a material’s properties everywhere could make a propagating wave behave oddly, but experimental verification remained elusive. The notion was that a wave...
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Archaeologists Discover Why Ancient Egyptians Stacked Mummies In A Hidden Chamber
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/archaeologists-opened-this-2-700-year-old-egyptian-tomb-and-found-16-mummies-stacked-in-a-hidden-order-no-one-expectedno longer laid out in spacious, solitary arrangements. Instead, researchers observed a transition to vertical stacking, where corpses were carefully placed atop existing remains. This was not a breakdown of tradition, but rather an adaptive use of space...
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The Parthenon Frieze Was Designed to Be Experienced Through Movement Not Just Sight
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/the-parthenon-was-never-meant-to-be-seen-standing-still-new-study-suggestsseen on the west to the dense cavalcades on the north and south, the tempo shifts upon reaching the eastern side. Here, the movement slows, culminating in the enigmatic peplos scene at the center. Mackin Roberts suggests that this central image is not a...
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Scientists Have Mapped a Tectonic Plate Tearing Apart Under the Pacific Northwest
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/earth-is-breaking-apart-under-the-pacific-northwest-along-a-fault-tearing-deep-below-the-seafloorof years. Detailed in the journal Science Advances, the findings center on the northern reaches of the Cascadia region. Here, the Explorer and Juan de Fuca oceanic plates are sliding beneath the North American plate. Advanced seismic imaging has...
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Rare Viking Silver Hoard Found in Sweden Offers New Clues About Ancient Rituals
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/archaeologists-discovered-1-450-viking-artifacts-in-sweden-but-one-hidden-silver-cache-stole-the-spotlighthoard was contained within a rare linen bag featuring silk detailing, an organic material that typically decays but survived here due to the antimicrobial properties of silver ions leaching from the treasure. Analysis of the bag’s contents revealed...
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Scientists Went Searching for a Shipwreck and Found Mysterious Flowers Made of Tar Instead
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-went-looking-for-a-shipwreck-6-200-feet-below-the-sea-only-to-find-giant-flowers-made-of-tarcommercial energy exploration. The Chemistry of Deep-Sea Seepage Hydrocarbon seepage is a well-documented phenomenon where oil and gas leak from underground reservoirs into the water column. While this process creates visible oily slicks in shallow...