In a breakthrough more than two decades in the making, scientists have identified a supermassive black hole residing in the Messier 87 galaxy, located a staggering 55 million light-years away.

A spinning supermassive black hole found in a distant galaxy reinforces one of Einstein's theories

Climate Change is dangerous, and this unfortunately is old news. Many of us care and try to incorporate so-called "green" or sustainable practices into our lives.

Your favourite beer might not taste the same in the coming years. Thanks to climate change

How will the world end? A flood that drowns everyone? A fiery meteor that herds us to the same end that met the mighty dinosaurs? Or an air-born virus that destroys us from the inside?

Humanity's next big 'catastrophe' could lie in the Sun, predict scientists

Researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery, establishing ammonium chloride as a sixth basic taste sensation, alongside sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami.

New flavour profile? Scientists uncover tongue's sixth basic taste

The latest Chinese 'scientific' ship to venture into the expansive Indian Ocean is the Shi Yan 6. Currently headed to Sri Lanka's Hambantota Port, it's described by Chinese media as a "scientific research vessel" operated by a crew of 60.

How China's 'scientific' ships can pave way to Chinese submarine deployment near India

Some 122 million years ago, Spain was home to a massive never-seen-before dinosaur, new fossils show. The newly described species has been named Garumbatitan morellensis, and it was found during excavations at the Sant Antoni de la Vespa fossil site near the city of Morella.

Scientists discover massive long-necked dinosaur 'titan' in Spain

A new study has now revealed direct and rather concerning connections between the consumption of milk tea and mental health. Now a research paper has been released by the Central University of Finance and Economics in China this is what the conclusions have to say.

Study: Milk tea consumption triggers anxiety, suicidal thoughts

Milk teas, which include bubble tea and the much-loved Indian masala (spiced) tea, have taken the beverage scene in China and other Asian regions by storm in recent years.

Sippin' blues: Study suggests your go-to milk tea could be the cause of your depression

Researchers in the US state of Missouri found high concentrations of microplastics in a cave system that has been closed off to visitors for the past three decades.

Scientists find microplastics in cave closed to humans for 30 years: Study

Do you want to lose weight without working out? Science may have a solution for you. A new drug claims to have shown amazing results on mice, imbuing them with the benefits of exercise without the need for any actual physical activity.

No pain, no gain a lie? New drug claims it can make you lose weight without any exercise

Disguised as conducting scientific examinations in the Indian Ocean, Chinese vessels are presently engaged in extensive surveys across vast regions of the Indian Ocean Region.

Presence of Chinese 'research' ship Shi Yan 6 in Colombo is problematic for India. Here's why

The Earth is heating up, and soon it may reach temperatures and humidity that after a few hours of exposure could prove fatal for humans, even young ones. Based on recent research, scientists have identified the maximum mix of heat and humidity a human body can take.

Survival and climate change: Scientists identify 'deadly' heat and humidity combo

Earthworms, as per new research, are the unsung heroes of food production, with contributions that match Russia, one of the top grain producers globally. As per the new study evaluating the enormous role earthworms play in food production, these soil-dwelling invertebrate contribute to the harvest of around 140 million tonnes every year.

Earthworms emerge as the unsung heroes of global grain production, rivalling Russia's contribution

In the lush landscapes of Thailand's Phang-Nga province, a captivating discovery has surprised the scientific community – a mesmerising electric blue tarantula species.

Scientists discover rare, stunning electric blue-coloured Tarantula species in Thailand's lush jungles

In southeastern America, a parasitic worm that is typically found in rats is spreading. The worm can, in severe cases, cause coma or even death in humans, and can also infect pets.

Dangerous rat-borne disease threatens southeastern US, warn scientists

It is the age of equality. Women work, so do men; Women take care of the house, so do men... or do they? A recent British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey has revealed that while the attitude surrounding stereotypical gender roles like housework have changed, the reality, to a large extent, hasn't.

'Practice what you preach': Even today, women continue to shoulder the burden of housework - Survey

Brucella canis, an incurable disease found in dogs, is spreading to humans in the United Kingdom. As reported by The Telegraph, the disease that is without a cure and causes infertility in dogs was previously only observed in imported animals.

An incurable disease is on the prowl in UK, and it can spread from dogs to humans

Flowers, by default, evoke the image of sweet fragrances and meadows. But there is a type of flower which is known for its putrid, rotten-corpse smell, and is now on the verge of extinction.

Why are scientists pushing to save a flower that smells like dead bodies? Here's all you need to know

Beware Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge: Australia's government has issued an ultimatum to the online dating industry, urging them to raise safety standards or face the prospect of legislative changes.

After alarming research, Australia asks dating apps to enhance safety for users

Chin has reportedly approved clinical trials for a stem cell-based 'artificial liver'. This development offers hope for millions suffering from liver failure. This bio-artificial liver, created by a team of Chinese researchers, operates outside the body, performing functions such as detoxification and protein synthesis typically carried out by the liver.

China reportedly develops 'artificial liver' that works outside the human body

UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects), or UAPs (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) as they are now known, have for decades been a subject of curiosity for humans. Do aliens exist?

The truth about UFOs: NASA to unveil important report on UAPs. Here's how you can watch it live

Throughout history, humans have been known to spot familiar faces in the most unexpected and unrelated objects. This phenomenon, known as face pareidolia, has intrigued scientists for years.

A hormonal connection? New mothers can see faces in objects where others don't

For the first time in Europe, researchers have found the red fire ant, one of the world's most invasive species. According to a new study published in the scientific journal Current Biology on Monday, researchers have found 88 red fire ant nests spread across five hectares in Syracuse in Sicily, Italy, CNN reported.

Invasive red fire ants found for the first time in Italy could spread across Europe, says study

For over a century, archaeologists have been puzzled with the existence of limestone spheroids crafted by our early human ancestors more than 1.4 million years ago.

Our prehistoric ancestors turned stones into spheres for a reason, says study

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