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The discovery challenges "long-standing assumptions about life's potential at extreme depths," study authors said.

Scientists discovered thriving deep-sea communities powered by chemicals in ocean trenches over 31,000 feet deep.

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In a new proof of concept, researchers from the Institute of Zoology at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, have shown that it’s possible to manipulate pheromones released by locusts to ...

On December 18, the beautiful celestial phenomena of the "companiment" moon in Bisuwu will appear in the sky. At that time, ...

Scientist Bjorn Samset says discovery that clean-up may contribute to warming shows intricate nature of climate change and ...

A research team led by scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences has discovered extraordinary deep-sea life in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. Using a manned submersible, the team ...