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KOSHIGAYA, Saitama Prefecture--A space rock that fell to Earth here 121 years ago but was not formally classified as a meteorite until a few months ago is now on show at the National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo.

Auckland, 25th July 2023, – Life X DNA , a leading provider of innovative DNA analysis services, is revolutionising the health and wellness industry in New Zealand with its ground-breaking genetic testing solutions. By combining cutting-edge technology ...

Heatstroke claimed 35 lives in July, highlighting a recent report that the month was the hottest in Japan in more than a century.

Hydrogen gas, an odorless and colorless substance, is widely used across various industries, including chemical manufacturing, power generation, and fuel cell technologies. While hydrogen gas has proven to be a versatile and eco-friendly energy source, it ...

It hooks you. The Meguro Parasitological Museum in Tokyo is drawing in visitors, particularly tourists, although the institution remains little-known to the Japanese public.

Pharmac is commonly criticised for being too slow to fund new medicines and for not funding many of them. A policy note released today by the New Zealand Initiative shows why this may be desirable. It cites a German study that found that of 216 new ...

Following the coldest night of 2023 for Auckland which hit a mere 2.5°C, MetService is forecasting more cold temperatures over Te Ika-a-Māui /the North Island this weekend. However, there will be brighter skies over much of the country as we leave ...

From tomorrow, populations of indigenous species and the size of their habitats in Aotearoa must not drop below current levels. The National Policy Statement for Indigenous Biodiversity aims to help councils, communities, landowners, and mana ...

South Korean scientists claim to have created a room-temperature superconductor, which could could revolutionise nearly anything that uses electricity or magnets. But many experts are still skeptical. Superconductors currently require extremely ...

Ten university research teams have been awarded a combined $4.5 million funding from Toka Tū Ake EQC, to boost Aotearoa New Zealand’s understanding of natural hazards and the effects on our communities. The research topics include ways to build ...