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Teen Inventor’s $0.50 Soap Could Revolutionize Skin Cancer Treatment
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/this-14-year-old-created-a-0-50-soap-bar-that-could-change-the-fight-against-skin-cancermemories lingered and eventually drove him to seek a practical solution to a rising global health concern. Skin cancer remains one of the most prevalent cancers worldwide; the National Institutes of Health estimates roughly 1.5 million new cases were...
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How Mangroves and Waste Recycling Are Paving the Way for Space Farming on the Moon and Mars
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-build-space-farming-systems-that-could-feed-future-moon-and-mars-crewsresponses under the stresses they face in extraterrestrial environmental conditions.” Richards emphasizes that the work remains grounded in fundamental plant science rather than a mere technology showcase. “We want this to be rigorous science, not...
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Simulations Show Turbulence Seals Europa’s Ice Cracks Blocking Ocean Access
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/europas-ocean-seemed-within-reach-new-simulations-suggest-otherwiseEuropa’s fractures cools, freezes and blocks its path, challenging shallow reservoirs as ocean access points. Europa remains a top candidate in the search for extraterrestrial habitability, with its subsurface ocean kept liquid by the constant flexing...
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Tiny Deep‑Sea Predator Found at 8,000 Metres Thriving in Near‑Impossible Pressure
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/scientists-found-a-new-predator-nearly-8-000-meters-deep-living-in-conditions-once-thought-impossiblegeographic range. While some hadal amphipods, such as Profundum solomoni, have been documented across multiple trenches, it remains uncertain whether Dulcibella camanchaca is confined to the Atacama or occurs elsewhere. A close view of Dulcibella...
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New Study Suggests Venus May Have Covered 90
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/scientists-say-venus-may-have-hidden-vast-oceans-for-billions-of-yearsof ancient seas or something else, they promise to deepen our comprehension of planetary evolution. In any outcome, Venus remains a key piece of the Solar System’s history, holding clues to one of the most dramatic environmental transformations known....
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New Study Shows Tiny Mineral Cracks May Hold Transient Liquid Water on Modern Mars
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/scientists-found-a-hidden-way-mars-could-hold-water-in-tiny-cracks-beneath-its-surfacevoids might sustain short-lived wet micro‑environments on the planet’s surface. Detecting present‑day liquid water on Mars remains a central challenge for planetary scientists. Although the planet is now extremely arid, orbital surveys have identified...
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The Hidden Brain Scaffold That Makes Teen Memories Fade—and Then Return
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/psychology/scientists-found-why-memories-from-early-adolescence-can-suddenly-vanish-only-to-return-changedroughly 7 % during the same developmental window, confirming a genuine loss of scaffolding. Behavioral Tests Reveal Memory Remains Latent, Not Lost The investigators then asked whether the structural shift impacted memory. In a classic fear‑conditioning...
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The Search for Ubar: Satellite Find Raises New Questions About Arabia’s Lost City
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/a-legendary-city-vanished-into-the-sands-1-000-years-ago-archaeologists-still-cant-agree-on-its-locationhad been documented long before the 1990s. Wilfred Thesiger had noted the site, and oil‑company geologists recorded its remains in the 1940s. Structural analysis suggests the visible fortress dates to the 16th century, and UNESCO classifies the location...
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Ultra-Deep Images Pinpoint IC 1101’s Edge Confirming It As 1.7 Million Light Year Giant
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/the-largest-known-galaxy-just-got-an-official-size-and-its-bigger-than-anyone-could-confirmtranslating to a projected diameter of about 520 kiloparsecs. The authors note: “The edge radius measured for IC 1101 remains among the largest values reported to date for an individual galaxy, corresponding to a projected diameter of ∼520 kpc.” IC 1101...
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Ancient Three‑Tier Food Chain Unveiled: Ichthyosaur Ate Pterosaur Then Fell to Giant Pliosaur
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-scanned-a-100-million-year-old-bag-of-bones-fossil-and-uncovered-a-world-first-hidden-insidewas amazed by the size of the ichthyosaur, and shocked to see it littered with bite marks and partially exposed pterosaur remains behind the skull,” said lead author Dr. Matt White, Research Associate at the University of New England. Graphical summary...
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Metal Detectorist Unearths 52,500 Roman Coins, Revealing a 1,700‑Year‑Old Ritual Offering
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/a-metal-detectorist-found-52-503-roman-coins-then-archaeologists-spotted-a-a-1-700-year-old-secret-hidden-insideA public poll in 2017 named the Frome Hoard the nation’s favorite treasure find. Although the original assemblage remains in secure storage, the museum has mounted a temporary exhibition titled “The Story of the Frome Hoard,” featuring a replica urn,...
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Deep Underground Fungi and Microscopic Animals Discovered in 350‑Million‑Year‑Old Shale
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/fungi-found-in-one-of-earths-most-unexpected-habitats-deep-inside-a-350-million-year-old-rock-formationBecause water must be pumped to the surface for sampling, the exact oxygen concentration in the native environment remains uncertain; introduced oxygen could alter the original redox balance. Multi-panel figure showing taxonomic and sequence...
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Skin Bacteria and Body Odor Explain Why Some People Attract More Mosquitoes Across Species
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/why-do-mosquitoes-always-find-you-study-reveals-what-makes-some-people-more-attractivepreferences. The authors caution that the interplay between skin microbes, volatile metabolites, and mosquito behavior remains only partly understood. Nonetheless, identifying microbial and chemical markers that modulate attraction could inform novel...
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ISS Gears Up for Spacewalk, AI Tests and Health Experiments Ahead of Crew-13 Launch
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/the-international-space-station-enters-a-busy-new-phase-with-spacewalks-ai-tests-and-human-researchto muscles during exercise on the COLBERT treadmill in the Tranquility module. Maintaining muscular and skeletal health remains a priority, as the reduced loading environment of microgravity accelerates deconditioning. NASA astronaut Jack Hathaway...
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Scientists Find Shrimp‑Like Crustacean 600 Feet Under Antarctic Ice
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-drilled-183-meters-into-antarcticas-ice-heres-what-they-found-waiting-at-the-bottomHidden Food Web The creature belongs to the lysianassid amphipods, a group of scavenging crustaceans that feed on the remains of fish, seals and penguins. IFLScience describes them as the ocean’s “clean‑up crew,” recycling organic material on the...
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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-centuriesA yeast species typically found on cheese rinds and in salty waters was detected, though its exact route onto the cloth remains unclear. Additionally, a fungus known to colonise human scalp and skin surfaced in every extract, reinforcing the notion of...
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SpaceX Targets Tower Catch on Upcoming Starship Flight, Says Heat Shield Problem Solved
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/spacex-prepares-a-new-starship-flight-with-a-bold-tower-catch-attemptrepeated atmospheric passes, influencing both cargo delivery and crewed exploration concepts. The shield’s performance remains intertwined with propulsion, recovery, and launch processes, underscoring the multifaceted nature of Starship’s development....
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Three Solar Prominence Eruptions Caught in Five Hours by Proba-3 Twin Spacecraft
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-watched-the-sun-explode-three-times-in-five-hours-thanks-to-a-new-spacecraft-duomillion‑degree coronal plasma, which can reach temperatures near one million Kelvin, whereas the prominence material remains close to ten thousand Kelvin. These structures can expand outward before destabilizing and ejecting plasma in multiple...
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Record-Breaking Solar Images Reveal Ubiquitous Kelvin-Helmholtz Vortices
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/the-suns-hidden-storms-revealed-as-scientists-capture-unprecedented-magnetic-vorticesflows. Credit: Nature A New Window on Solar Mysteries The detection of extensive magnetic vortices underscores how much remains unknown about our nearest star, even after decades of dedicated research. The findings suggest that small‑scale activity may...
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The Secret Antibodies That May Shield People From Cancer Revealed by ATLAS
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/why-do-some-people-never-get-cancer-the-answer-may-be-in-their-bloodto detect autoantibodies that bind cancer‑related proteins, suggesting they could serve as early warning signals. Yet it remains unclear whether such antibodies merely record past immune events or actively influence tumor growth. Building a...