New Weight Loss Drug Shows Promise in Reducing Appetite and Burning Calories

A new study indicates that our universe may not be suitable for discovering intelligent life, suggesting that variations in dark energy density across potential multiverses could affect star formation rates.

Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have developed a promising new weight-loss drug that reduces appetite and increases energy expenditure, potentially transforming treatments for obesity and type 2 diabetes.

Russian scientists have developed a combination of aptamer molecules that show promise in reducing the proliferation and migration of glioblastoma tumor cells, potentially leading to more effective treatments for this aggressive brain cancer.

A recent study reveals alarming declines in African elephant populations, highlighting urgent conservation needs to prevent extinction.

A rare oarfish, often called the 'doomsday fish,' has washed up on a California beach for the second time this year, prompting researchers to explore its implications and debunk myths surrounding its association with natural disasters.

SpaceX's latest test flight of the Starship rocket concluded with the Super Heavy booster failing to be caught and ending up in the Gulf of Mexico, despite a previous successful attempt. The event, attended by President-elect Donald Trump, underscores the challenges in achieving rapid reusability for future space missions.

This article evaluates the effectiveness of COP conferences in addressing climate change, highlighting historical context, challenges, and future needs for climate finance.

A rare sighting of a great white shark off the coast of Porquerolles has sparked interest among marine biologists, highlighting the ecological significance of the species in the Mediterranean.

A new mobile app called CholeraMap has been developed to predict and map cholera outbreaks, addressing the recent surge in cases worldwide.

The Pentagon's latest report reveals a surge in unexplained aerial phenomena sightings, with many identified as ordinary objects, but some cases remain unresolved.

Researchers from the Timiryazev Moscow Agricultural Academy have devised a method to prevent peat fires in Russia by compacting the top layers of peat soil, significantly reducing the risk of spontaneous combustion.

A new hypothesis suggests that the universe may be cyclical, with no definitive beginning or end, challenging the traditional Big Bang theory.

A team of scientists has discovered a giant coral in the Solomon Islands, believed to be the largest in the world, highlighting the ecological importance of coral reefs and the urgent need for marine conservation.

A 10-foot oarfish, known as the 'doomsday fish', was found dead on a California beach, marking the second sighting in three months. Researchers link its appearance to changes in ocean conditions and explore its implications for marine science.

Elon Musk's influential role in Donald Trump's transition team could reshape U.S. space policy and exploration, raising concerns about conflicts of interest.

The north magnetic pole is moving towards Russia at a slowed rate of 25 km per year, raising concerns about navigation systems and communication technologies.

Recent studies highlight the positive aspects of forgetting, showing it enhances brain function and aids in adapting to new information.

Researchers at Berkeley National Laboratory have developed a new method to discover superheavy elements, potentially expanding the periodic table with elements 119 and 120, which may exhibit unique stability properties.

The King Hussein Cancer Research Award honored 13 Arab researchers for their contributions to cancer research at a ceremony in Amman, Jordan, highlighting the importance of local scientific initiatives.

The European Medicines Agency has approved Leqembi, a treatment for Alzheimer's aimed at reducing cognitive decline in early-stage patients, after initially blocking it due to safety concerns.

Researchers from Tohoku University have discovered that astrocytes play a critical role in memory retention and manipulation, with potential implications for treating PTSD.

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered three supermassive galaxies, termed 'red monsters,' that challenge existing theories of galaxy formation, suggesting they formed stars with unprecedented efficiency shortly after the Big Bang.

Jupiter and Venus will be prominently visible in the night sky over the Arab world, offering stargazers a chance to witness these bright planets alongside the Moon during specific dates in late 2024.

Researchers at UCLA have created 'anti-Bredt olefins,' challenging a century-old chemical rule and opening new possibilities in drug design and green chemistry.

Libya is grappling with severe climate change challenges, including desertification and water scarcity, exacerbated by recent natural disasters. Experts call for urgent adaptation strategies and increased community engagement to combat these issues.

A study reveals genetic factors contributing to antibiotic resistance in Yemen's cholera outbreak, complicating treatment efforts.

A recent study suggests that the thymus gland, often removed during surgeries, plays a crucial role in cancer defense and overall health, highlighting the need for its preservation.

Recent studies reveal a significant increase in cancer diagnoses among adults under 50, highlighting the need for awareness and preventive measures.

The newly elected President Donald Trump is expected to shift U.S. space exploration priorities towards Mars, aligning with Elon Musk's ambitions to colonize the Red Planet through SpaceX. This change may alter the focus of NASA's Artemis program, which aimed to establish a lunar presence, as the administration seeks partnerships with private companies to tackle the challenges of Mars exploration.

The COP29 Global Climate Action Summit has commenced in Baku, focusing on sustainable development, climate finance, and the urgent need to address global warming.