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Scientists uncovered a massive underground geological structure beneath Bermuda that may finally explain one of the Atlantic Ocean's long-standing mysteries. Researchers say a thick layer of unusually buoyant rock beneath the island is helping keep Bermuda elevated above the surrounding seafloor.

A huge shadow has been hanging over the Bolivian Plateau for many years. Standing more than 6,000 meters above the level of the ocean, Mount Uturuncu has always intrigued and slightly terrified scientists all around the world for many years.

Deep inside Medellin, Colombia, scientists are breeding millions of mosquitoes every week and then releasing them into the environment on purpose. At first, that may sound strange, especially because mosquitoes are known for spreading dangerous diseases.

Researchers at Princeton University have created a new device that combines living brain cells with electronics to recognise simple patterns.

In a discovery that feels almost unreal, scientists have revived a microscopic organism that had been frozen in Siberian permafrost for around 24,000 years. The tiny creature, often referred to in media reports as a 'zombie worm,' was thought to be long dead.

Scientists have discovered ancient liquid water trapped 1.5 miles deep in Canadian rock, dating back up to 2 billion years. This finding revolutionizes our understanding of life's history underground and has implications for astrobiology and planetary sciences.

With the world's biggest sporting event just weeks away, scientists are warning that climate change has made dangerous temperatures at the tournament nearly twice as likely as they were the last time the US hosted it.

Scientists using Chandrayaan-2 radar data have identified strong signs of buried water ice in ultra-cold craters near the Moon's south pole. The study offers a new way to separate ice signals from rocky terrain and could guide future lunar missions.

Scientists at Pennsylvania State University came up with an amazing 'zero-gap' microbial electrosynthesis reactor. This device converts carbon dioxide.

Scientists at Arizona State University have found that fog droplets contain living, growing bacteria that actively break down harmful air pollutants like formaldehyde.