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Why Your Brain Can Make You Eat Even When You Aren’t Hungry
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/why-your-brain-can-make-you-eat-even-when-you-arent-hungryScientists have mapped a direct brain pathway that helps explain how thinking and decision-making influence when we eat and drink, even when the body already knows what it needs. Eating food and drinking water seem like very simple actions. When the...
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This Small Comet May Have Flipped Its Spin Direction After Swinging Past the Sun
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/this-small-comet-may-have-flipped-its-spin-direction-after-swinging-past-the-sunNew Hubble observations suggest comet 41P may have slowed down, stopped, and started spinning the opposite way after its close pass by the Sun in 2017. Comets may look calm in telescope images, glowing softly against the dark sky. But in reality, they...
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How a Misread 1900 Storm Sparked Modern Hurricane Warnings and a Massive Seawall
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/experts-misread-a-tropical-storm-by-the-time-they-realized-the-threat-it-was-too-lateA deadly storm ravaged Galveston, sealing escape routes and prompting a seismic shift in U.S. hurricane preparedness. In the late afternoon of September 8, 1900, the surge from a massive hurricane surged onto Galveston Island, quickly inundating...
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Osmoregulation (Homeostasis) in Protozoa
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/zoology/osmoregulation-or-homeostasis-in-protozoaThe fresh water Protozoa animals will face a problem with excess of wafer that enters into the body by Osmosis. The process by which water balance in the body is maintained is called Osmoregulation. In protozoans animal’s osmoregulation is carried on...
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The World’s Only Sea Without A Coast Is Rapidly Changing And Scientists Are Concerned
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/there-is-one-sea-on-earth-that-touches-no-land-that-is-because-it-has-no-shore-at-allThe Necessity of Persistent Observation The findings underscore the immense value of ship-based research in international waters where no singular nation holds jurisdiction. Peter Schlosser, director of Arizona State’s Global Futures Laboratory,...
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New Seismology Technique Could Map Deep Moon Ice for Future Missions
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/scientists-found-a-new-way-to-detect-hidden-ice-on-the-moon-without-digging-undergroundScientists unveil a novel technique to detect hidden lunar ice, offering a fresh way to probe beneath the Moon’s surface. Researchers have unveiled a novel technique for locating frozen water beneath the Moon’s crust by tracking how seismic waves...
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Europe Is Sending Its First Rover To The Moon To Hunt For Hidden Ice Reserves
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/europes-first-moon-rover-is-coming-and-it-will-hunt-for-hidden-lunar-iceA Luxembourg-led European mission is heading to the Moon’s south pole to hunt for water ice and uncover new scientific breakthroughs. Europe is set to achieve a historic milestone in space exploration with the upcoming deployment of the MAGPIE lunar...
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Microscopic Cracks in Martian Salt Crystals Could Harbor Secret Life Habitats
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/hidden-inside-mars-rocks-tiny-habitats-could-hold-the-key-to-alien-lifeTiny salt fractures on Mars could act as microscopic havens, trapping liquid water and potentially providing a protected environment for microbial life. Microscopic fissures within Martian salt crystals may offer a temporary sanctuary for microbial...
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New York City Built a Massive Tunnel to Fix a Leaking Aqueduct but the Final Link Is Delayed
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/the-tunnel-that-took-years-to-dig-under-the-hudson-is-complete-but-the-final-connection-remains-unfinishedNora, a massive 1,350-ton tunnel boring machine, has finished excavating a critical route to repair New York City’s leaking Delaware Aqueduct. Future Infrastructure Repairs Pushed Back for Critical New York Water Link New York City’s long-term plan to...
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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-beforethe first confirmed sighting of the species in this remote region and showing the animal clutch an egg sac. Uncharted Waters Yield Rare Cephalopod Footage The ROV descended to roughly 50 meters below a water column measured at about −1.6 °C and recorded...
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Deep Earth Reveals Unexpected Fungal Boom: Thousands of Cells per Milliliter Below Surface
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/fungi-found-1-640-feet-underground-are-challenging-what-scientists-thought-about-deep-lifeScientists uncover abundant, diverse fungi up to 1,640 ft deep in Michigan’s Antrim Shale, revealing hundreds of types and possible new species. A team of scientists examined water extracted from gas‑producing wells drilled into organic‑rich shale to...
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Real Planets Are Becoming Even Stranger Than Anything Seen In Star Trek
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/star-trek-dreamed-of-strange-new-worlds-exoplanets-revealed-something-even-strangerSixty years of hunting for alien worlds has revealed exoplanets more bizarre than fiction, from iron-raining skies to vast, mysterious water worlds. Six decades after Star Trek first captured the public imagination with depictions of alien worlds,...
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Scientists Discover Potential Massive Natural Hydrogen Reserve Beneath Australia
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/scientists-found-a-hidden-source-of-hydrogen-in-one-of-earths-largest-iron-ore-regionsNew research reveals that the shape and condition of iron-rich rocks significantly influence how much hydrogen is produced deep beneath Earth’s surface. Hydrogen is increasingly viewed as a vital component of the global transition toward cleaner...
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Webb Telescope Detects Shifting Water Clouds and Weather on a Nearby Free Floating World
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/astronomy/jwst-discovers-the-first-shifting-water-clouds-on-a-planet-outside-of-our-solar-systemJWST has detected shifting water clouds on the free-floating world WISE 0855, offering a unique opportunity to test complex planetary weather models. Astronomers have achieved a milestone in atmospheric science by tracking the weather patterns of a...
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The Elusive Te Lapa Underwater Flashes That Guided Ancient Voyagers Still Puzzle Scientists
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/scientists-have-been-chasing-these-mysterious-flashes-deep-beneath-the-ocean-for-decades-and-still-cant-explain-themhave long spoken of “te lapa,” a term that translates to “the flashing.” Oral histories place the phenomenon from the waters off Sumatra and Java to the eastern Pacific near Chile, noting that the flashes often precede the sighting of nearby islands...
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How a 13-Year-Old Crawled Through a Tiny Tunnel to Find America’s Largest Underground Lake
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/a-13-year-old-crawled-through-a-tiny-tunnel-and-discovered-americas-largest-underground-lakeentry significantly more accessible than it was during the original discovery. Visitors who boat across the clear, still waters often share the environment with a unique population of rainbow trout. According to reports from the site, nearly 300 of...
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Camera Reveals 60 Million Icefish Nests: The Largest Underwater Breeding Colony Ever Found
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-sent-a-camera-beneath-antarcticas-frozen-waters-and-found-60-million-fish-nests-in-a-hidden-ocean-colonyzooplankton to the surface, providing a critical food source for newly hatched icefish larvae before they migrate to deeper waters. Seafloor views of the largest known icefish breeding colony discovered in the Weddell Sea, Antarctica. Credit: Current...
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New 400‑Year Database Maps Rare Milky Seas, Linking Climate Cycles to a Possible Ocean Warning
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/something-has-lit-up-the-ocean-for-centuries-scientists-may-finally-know-the-eerie-truthepisodes, while winter events cluster around peaks of a positive Indian Ocean Dipole, a pattern where western Indian Ocean waters become warmer than their eastern counterparts. Miller’s earlier research connected the 2019 Java event to a strongly...
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Underwater Cave Bones Reveal Hidden Environmental Fingerprints Unlocking Megafauna Mysteries
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-found-ancient-fingerprints-on-underwater-cave-bones-that-reveal-a-mystery-buried-beneath-the-waterAncient Australian cave bones reveal new clues to a long‑standing mystery, sparking fresh scientific investigation. Deep beneath the surface of South Australia, skeletal remains recovered from flooded caverns are providing researchers with a novel...
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Tardigrades Thrive In Space Vacuum: Could They Become Humanity’s First Interplanetary Seeders
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/this-microscopic-creature-survived-the-vacuum-of-space-and-scientists-say-it-could-help-seed-life-beyond-earthTardigrades, the microscopic ’water bears’, survived space vacuum, extreme cold and intense radiation in lab tests, proving near‑indestructibility. The debate over how life first appeared on Earth has long inspired theories that the cosmos could have...