Your daily coffee may be doing more than keeping you awake. New research suggests that moderate coffee consumption could be linked to a lower risk of heart disease and stroke. Studies have associated up to 400 milligrams of daily caffeine with potential health benefits for healthy adults. But experts warn that energy drinks and sugary coffee extras are a different story. How much caffeine is too much, and can your morning brew really be good for your heart? We break down what the latest research actually says.

Up to 5 cups of coffee a day may help your heart | Doctors explain the caffeine limit 

Bee may possess a hidden superpower that helps them navigate the world with incredible precision. Scientists now believe bees could be sensing Earth’s magnetic field like a natural compass, helping them travel long distances and return to their hives. Researchers say the discovery could reshape our understanding of insect intelligence and animal navigation. The findings also highlight how delicate environmental changes and electromagnetic interference could affect bee populations vital to global food systems.


The Magnetic Mystery Inside Bees: Scientists Unlock Bee Navigation Secret 

A new international research paper has linked masculine behaviour patterns with higher environmental damage and larger carbon footprints. 

Are Men Really 'Bad for the Planet'? Scientists Affirmative

Scientists Identify 230 Million Old Parrot Beaked Reptile In Brazil  | WION Shorts

Scientists Identify 230 Million Old Parrot Beaked Reptile In Brazil 

New research reveals that humans possess at least 30 distinct ways to feel emotions. Scientists highlight how this complexity impacts decision-making, relationships, and mental health. Understanding these emotional nuances can improve communication, empathy, and emotional intelligence in daily life.

Scientists Reveal That Humans Possess 30 Different Ways to Feel

New archaeological evidence shows that fire was used by humans 350,000 years earlier than previously believed. This discovery reshapes our understanding of early human life, technology, and survival strategies. In this video, we explore the research, its significance, and what it reveals about our ancestors’ ingenuity and adaptation.


Humans mastered fire 350,000 years earlier; scientists unearth world's oldest campfire

The universe is mostly invisible. Dark matter, the mysterious substance making up 85% of cosmic mass, has been detected through a stunning gamma-ray signal. Join us as we break down the research by a University of Tokyo astrophysicist who believes he has caught WIMP particles destroying each other a finding that redefines our place in the cosmos.


Japanese scientist spots dark matter signal

A supermassive black hole in a distant galaxy has just unleashed a flare 10 trillion times brighter than our Sun! This incredible event occurred after the black hole consumed a star, sending out an energetic jet of light and energy that has stunned the scientific community. Known as a Tidal Disruption Event, this phenomenon saw the star being spaghettified before a portion of its material was violently expelled into space.


Scientists detect biggest black hole flare ever seen 

It’s a discovery that’s turning science fiction into scientific possibility.
NASA says a two-billion-year-old asteroid sample contains a human-like protein
Evidence that the building blocks of life might not have started here on earth.
Could we all be children of the stars?
Take a look at this report.

Scientists found human-like protein on two-billion-old asteroid

India news | Abhishek Swarnkar, a resident of West Bengal, was on dialysis and had recently undergone a kidney transplant, according to news agency IANS. He lived with his parents in their rented home.

Scientist dies after neighbour thrashes him over parking dispute in Punjab’s Mohali: Video

An Israeli man was arrested on charges of plotting the assassination of Israeli figures following orders from Iran, the Israel police and State Attorney's Office said on Wednesday (Oct 16).

Israeli arrested for plotting assassination of local scientist on Iranian man's orders

Lithium batteries have revolutionized the way we live and work, they power everything from smartphones and laptops to electric vehicles and grid scale, energy storage systems. Their high energy density long shelf life and lightweight design have made them the Preferred Choice across industry. The latest discovery by Chinese scientists might revolutionized the lithium battery industry. Watch to know more.

New Technology Extracts Lithium From Seawater

British scientists have preserved the complete human genome on a 5D memory crystal, which they believe will provide a blueprint to bring humanity back from extinction thousands of years in future.

British scientists preserve human genome on 5D memory crystal which can last for millions of years

A stunning claim was made by a scientist who said that he had finally figured out the "perfect hiding place" for Malaysian Airlines MH370, more than a decade after the plane mysteriously disappeared.

Scientist says he knows 'perfect hiding place' of mysteriously disappeared MH370. It is...

Scientists have uncovered alarming findings about the Arctic's melting permafrost, which is releasing toxic mercury into water systems. This contamination could disrupt the region’s food chain and pose significant risks to local communities that rely on fish and game, according to researchers from the University of Southern California (USC).

Scientists warn of 'Mercury bomb' in Arctic as melting permafrost threatens environment

#Gravitas | Researchers are suggesting that Mars, which lost its atmosphere billions of years ago, might still harbour significant quantities of water trapped beneath its surface. The amount of water could potentially fill an ocean 1-2 kilometers deep. On Earth, where there's liquid water, there's life—even deep underground. Could the same hold true for Mars?

Is there life on mars? Scientists find 'oceans' of water miles beneath surface

A study released on August 12 suggests that there may be a vast reservoir of liquid water below the surface of Mars, based on data from NASA's Mars InSight lander. Researcher are suggesting that Mars, which lost its atmosphere billions of years ago, might still harbour significant quantities of water trapped beneath its surface. The amount of water could potentially fill an ocean 1-2 kilometers deep. On Earth, where there's liquid water, there's life—even deep underground. Could the same hold true for Mars?

Scientists discover reservoir of liquid water on Mars | Is there life on Mars?

Astrophysicist and NASA's former scientist Lisa Kaltenegger surveyed the galaxy for her new book Alien Earths in which she hinted at the possibility of the existence of alien life in a water world dominated by octopus-like creatures, a planet which has a dark side where the sun never rises and a lava hell where the planet experiences molten rock rains from the sky.

Water world, lava hell: Former NASA scientist hints at planets where alien life may exist

Zhang Yongzhen, the first scientist to publish a sequence of the COVID-19 virus in China had been evicted from his lab. Zhang wrote the post on Chinese social media platform Weibo but it was later deleted. Watch in for more details!

China: Zhang Yongzhen, scientist who published Covid sequence evicted from lab

Influenza is the pathogen most likely to trigger a new pandemic in the near future, according to leading scientists. Watch in for more details!

Next pandemic likely to be caused by flu virus, scientists warn

In a never-heard situation, global warming and melting of polar ice are slowing down the rotation of Earth and this can affect how time is measured. In a study published on Wednesday (Mar 27), it was discovered that the melting of polar ice, which has been happening continuously due to climate change, has slowed down the spinning of Earth.

Time will stop in 2029? Melting polar ice slows Earth's rotation, scientists warn...

The Great Barrier Reef and other reefs are bleaching due to climate change scientists in Thailand are struggling to regrow dying coral. They are rushing to do so as the temperatures during this season are favourable.

Thai scientists regrow dying coral

Scientists are embarking on a £1.1 million project aimed at revolutionising drug production by using food by-products to develop new antimicrobial drugs. Led by the University of Strathclyde in collaboration with the University of Surrey and GSK, the research endeavours to make antimicrobial production more cost-effective and sustainable, thereby addressing the pressing global challenge of antimicrobial resistance.

Scientists harness food by-products to fight antimicrobial resistance

A team of 21 scientists set off on an expedition in the largely uncharted waters of a bounty trough off the coast of the South Island of New Zealand. The expedition paid off with the discovery of 100 new ocean species.

Scientists discover 100 new species off the coast of New Zealand

scientist

Scientist, News on Scientist, stories on Scientist, articles on Scientist, Scientist stories at Wion, Scientist news, Scientist latest news