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Failure to address global warming could result in a third of the world’s population facing temperatures exceeding 52 degrees and daily rainfall levels of 300 millimeters by the end of this century.

Astronomers discovery of gas in a circumplanetary disk could prove the existence of a very young exoplanet

Astronomers discovery of gas in a circumplanetary disk could prove the existence of a very young exoplanet

Researchers developed an alpaca-derived antibody that could lead to a cheaper and more effective therapeutic option for the Omicron variant of the novel coronavirus.

Japanese researchers said they have taken images of a 2.5-meter-long yokozuna slickhead, possibly the world’s largest known deep-sea bony fish.

Amateur astronomers have a hunch that meteorite fragments remain from a huge fireball that shot across the Kanto region around Tokyo early June 29 and are asking the public to be on the lookout for charred bits of rock on streets and roofs.

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The World Health Organization declares the monkeypox outbreak a global health emergency; the highest alarm it can sound.

Japanese researchers combined artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics technology to develop a fully automated system to find the best culturing method for turning induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells into human tissue.

A government advisory panel is urging the health ministry to allow the online sales of authorized COVID-19 antigen test kits in Japan, much like in the United States and in some European countries.