Chimps drink a daily lager-equivalent from ripe fruit, study finds
Researchers measure ethanol in wild chimpanzee diets, suggesting a deep evolutionary link to human alcohol taste.
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Pill aims to clear brain 'gunk' and reverse aging; RTR242 set for phase 1 trial in Australia
Retro Biosciences launches RTR242 to reactivate autophagy and pursue a decade of healthy brain function
Asteroid the size of a New York skyscraper to skim past Earth in hours, no immediate threat
European Space Agency updates trajectory after precise measurements; close approach remains a safe but instructive exercise with a livestream planned.
Skyscraper-sized asteroid 2025 FA22 to pass Earth Thursday at roughly twice the Moon's distance
European Space Agency says the object poses no immediate threat; flyby will be used to refine orbital and physical data for planetary defense
Engine trouble delays Northrop Grumman Cygnus XL delivery to International Space Station
Main engine shut down prematurely during an orbit-raising burn; NASA says docking is on hold while controllers evaluate options
Time Essay Warns Antiscience Is an Existential Threat to Climate and Public Health
Authors say coordinated disinformation from funders, media and foreign actors is undermining responses to worsening climate extremes and emerging pandemics
Scientists describe a new deep‑sea snailfish found more than 3,200 metres underwater
Researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute identified and named Careproctus colliculi after analysing specimens collected from Monterey Canyon
Wreck of 19th-century schooner F.J. King located off Wisconsin after decades-long search
Underwater archaeologists found the 144-foot 'ghost ship' in Lake Michigan on June 28; intact hull covered in invasive quagga mussels raises preservation concerns
Pharma investment paused or redirected as industry warns UK life‑sciences competitiveness at risk
AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, Merck and others have put UK projects on hold amid rebate increases, funding changes and regulatory concerns, industry groups say