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Top Cosmos Science News

Scientists Perplexed by Strange Signals From Beneath Antarctica

Whales · Antarctica

Scientists Perplexed by Strange Signals From Beneath Antarctica

49% Center coverage: 35 sources

The signals "defy the current understanding of particle physics."See the Story

New species of dinosaur discovered that 'rewrites' T.rex family tree

Paleontology · Mongolia

New species of dinosaur discovered that 'rewrites' T.rex family tree

53% Center coverage: 30 sources

Climate change cuts crop yields, even with adaptation efforts: Study

Climate Change · United States

Climate change cuts crop yields, even with adaptation efforts: Study

66% Center coverage: 21 sources

Climate-induced warming is jeopardizing the global food supply even as farmers take adaptive measures to stymie these effects, scientists are warning. See the Story

Astronomers Find the Universe’s “Missing” Matter and Most Distant Fast Radio Burst

Coverage: 2 sources

Normal matter makes up about a quarter of all the matter in the universe but it turns out that a good portion of it has been hiding from astronomers for decades. New research published in Nature Astronomy shows how astronomers have found this “missing” matter. Observations of the gravitational forces in galaxies were used to measure the amount of normal, or visible, matter. The rest is dark matter. At least half of the visible matter – also ca…Space See the Story

What Do We Know About the Missing Ancient Continent Under Aotearoa, Zealandia?

Coverage: 2 sources

New map of Earth’s continents. Credit: Supplied. A new review brings together all the geological research that has been done on the ancient underwater continent known as Zealandia. Zealandia, or Te Riu-a-Māui in the Māori language, only pokes above the surface of the waves in the islands of New Zealand (Aotearoa) and New Caledonia. What is known about the ancient continent is largely based on onshore geological studies and offshore mapping. All …Science · New Zealand See the Story

Stopping cyclones before they start: aerosols might be the answer

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Cyclones have been unleashing destruction across the globe — from flattening coastal towns to flooding entire regions. In Australia, the future looks both familiar and more ferocious: climate models predict fewer tropical cyclones overall, but those that do form will be more intense. There will likely be more category 4 and 5 cyclones, with stronger winds, heavier rainfall, and amplified storm surges due to rising seas. It’s difficult to pinpoin…Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

Shared false memories: what is the Mandela Effect?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Since then, many other examples of what’s become known as the Mandela Effect – or shared false memories – have emerged.Read Article

In Machines We Trust

Coverage: 2 sources

Aerospace engineer Dr Zena Assaad, works at ANU across projects that explore safety and trust in autonomous technology, human-machine teaming and regulation and assurance of emerging technology capabilities in safety-critical domains. Here she explores for Cosmos the connection between human trust in technology. Zena Assaad (Supplied) In August 2023, a suite of RoboTaxis was rolled out in San Francisco. While not the first instance of driverles…Regulation · San Francisco See the Story

Uncovering Mysteries of Ancient Boat Burials in Modern China’s Xinjiang Region

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

An artistic conceptualisation of the mirror world of Xiaohe (Illustration by Anja Schorneck). Credit: Asian Archaeology (2025). DOI: 10.1007/s41826-025-00105-2 A new study sheds light on unusual funerary practices of the Bronze Age Xiaohe culture which lived in what is today the Xinjiang region of China. Xiaohe burials included boat-shaped coffins, cattle remains, and grave markers resembling paddles and mooring posts. These funerary practices a…Spain · Spain See the Story

The deceptively simple concept of vectors

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

We are taking a look back at stories from Cosmos Magazine in print. Birds do it, bees do it – even humans instinctively understand and respond to vectors, such as when we catch a ball or take a shortcut. But as Robyn Arianrhod explained in December 2023, the deceptively simple concept of vectors took a long time to find its mathematical language, and it is now offering surprising discoveries in ecology and neurobiology. Anyone with a veggie patc…Australia · Australia Read Article

How to Prevent Bad Decisions

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Make better choices when you're tired, stressed, or rushed.Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne See the Story

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