The Lyrid Meteor Shower: An April Celestial Spectacle
The Lyrid meteor shower is set to reach its zenith on the evening of April 22nd, extending into the early […]
Turkish Authorities Announce Arrests Over Online Praises for School Shootings
Turkish police have ordered the apprehension of 83 individuals following their alleged involvement in posting objectionable content online concerning two
Unvaccinated Blood Requests Lead to Critical Transfusion Delays in US Hospital
A hospital in the United States has grappled with an unusual demand from patients undergoing blood transfusions: the requirement that
Radio Universe: Unveiling the Cosmos Through the Lens of Radio Waves
Albert Einstein, at the tender age of sixteen, embarked on a thought experiment: what if he could chase a beam
Feedback: Celebrity Clones, Sonic Seasoning, and Nominated Bears
Feedback, a regular feature in New Scientist, highlights amusing items from science and technology news, encouraging readers to submit their
Ukraine War: Overnight Russian Airstrikes Claim Lives, Including Children
A series of drone and missile assaults by Russia on Wednesday night resulted in at least three fatalities across Ukraine,
Sweden’s About-Face: Reclaiming Books in the Digital Classroom
Sweden is orchestrating a deliberate shift back to foundational learning tools. The nation’s government is actively promoting a renewed emphasis
Chernobyl at 40: Beyond the Wasteland Myth
Mentioning a trip to New York for work might elicit envy, and a summit in Paris could spark green-eyed admiration.
Unvaccinated Blood Requests Lead to Critical Transfusion Delays
A hospital in the United States has agreed to a unique patient requirement for blood transfusions: the blood must come
Monkeys Navigate Virtual Worlds Through Thought Alone
Monkeys have successfully navigated various virtual environments using only their thoughts, thanks to a brain-computer interface (BCI). Researchers anticipate that