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SCIENCENewThe Ice Age Origins of Our Friendship With Dogs
Discover how ancient DNA is reshaping the story of dogs and humans, tracing early canine companions and the Ice Age roots of a lasting relationship.
WELLBEINGNewWhat Happens in Your Brain During a Migraine
Understand the brain activity behind migraine, including sensory overload, warning signs and fatigue, in an introduction to this neurological condition.
ANIMALSNew8 photosAlmost Invisible: Transparent Animals of the Deep Sea
Meet eight transparent deep-sea animals and discover how delicate structures, selective color and near-invisible bodies help life survive in open water.
SPACENew10 photosTen Webb Images That Changed How We See the Universe
Explore ten James Webb Space Telescope images, from stellar nurseries to interacting galaxies, revealing the universe through the detail of infrared light.
ANIMALSNewWhat Fireworks Do to the Wildlife Around Us
Learn how fireworks can disturb birds and other wildlife, why the effects extend beyond pets, and how nearby habitats shape the impact of a celebration.
SCIENCENew10 photosThe Hidden Geometry of the Microscopic World
See ten photographs from the 2025 Nikon Small World competition, revealing microscopic patterns, unusual specimens and the techniques used to capture them.
SPACENew10 photosEarth After Dark: The Patterns Cities Leave in Light
Explore ten NASA views of Earth after dark, revealing illuminated coastlines, river valleys and city patterns through astronaut and satellite imagery.
SPACENew8 photosVolcanic Landscapes Beyond Earth
Explore eight volcanic landscapes beyond Earth, from giant Martian volcanoes and Venusian plains to active Io and an unusual icy dome on the dwarf planet Ceres.
TECHNOLOGYNew10 photosTen Inventions That Borrowed Their Best Ideas From Nature
Discover ten inventions inspired by nature, from burr-based fasteners and bird-shaped trains to experimental robots, facade coatings and water filters.
WELLBEING10 photos10 Interesting Details About Nature’s Painkiller: Wild Lettuce
Explore wild lettuce's history in traditional remedies and the claims surrounding it, distinguishing folk use from established evidence about medical treatment.
NATUREAll-Time Hottest Temperature In Europe Expected To Be Recorded Today
Revisit coverage of Europe's August 2021 heatwave and the record temperatures forecast at the time, keeping the original expectations in historical context.
PEOPLE10 Of The Oldest People From Around The World
Revisit ten longevity stories from the UNIQ archive, looking at remarkable lives and reported ages without presenting the selection as a current record ranking.
NATUREEarth’s Ozone Layer Appears To Be Recovering
Explore an archived report on the ozone layer and the Montreal Protocol, examining the connection between restrictions on chemicals and signs of recovery.
WELLBEING7 photosPartner Preferences: What characteristics do men and women desire in their partners?
Explore how attraction and partner preferences can involve appearance, voice, scent and movement, with individual differences beyond simple gender stereotypes.
SPACEFirst Beautiful Pictures of the Ice Lakes on Mars
See Mars Express images of the ice-filled Korolev crater, exploring a striking Martian landscape photographed around the mission's fifteenth anniversary.
SCIENCE5 photosEverything You Need to Know About "Love"
Explore questions about romantic attraction, emotional attachment and the body's responses, treating love as a complex experience beyond a single explanation.
SCIENCEWhy We Often Dislike Photos of Ourselves
Explore why photographs can feel unfamiliar, from mirror-image preferences to the mere-exposure effect, and how familiarity influences judgments of appearance.
SCIENCE9 photosDoes Facial Symmetry Define Beauty?
Explore Alex John Beck's mirrored portrait project, which uses facial halves to question the relationship between perfect symmetry and perceptions of beauty.
SCIENCEPsychological Effects of Colors
Explore how colors influence mood and interpretation, with attention to personal associations, context and differences between cultures rather than fixed rules.
SPACEEpic Earth Photos by NASA
Explore NASA's EPIC views of Earth from space, showing the planet's clouds, oceans and continents through detailed full-disk images assembled from observations.
NATUREAmerican Thunderstorms
Watch Transient by Dustin Farrell, a film using high-speed photography to reveal lightning branching across American skies in dramatic, slowed-down detail.
SPACEClose-up of Jupiter
Explore NASA Juno images of Jupiter, revealing turbulent storms, intricate cloud patterns and polar views that bring the giant planet's atmosphere into focus.
SPACEColorful Liquid in Space
See astronauts create a floating ball of water and dissolve an effervescent tablet aboard the International Space Station in a colorful microgravity experiment.