Ashton Edwards

Stardust in eternal ice: The isotope iron-60 is considered an indicator of nearby stellar explosions – but why is this exotic type of atom found even in fresh Antarctic snow?

Mobile solar power: Cars, vans and trucks could cover a large part of their electricity needs via solar cells on the roof or hood – even here in Central Europe, as analyzes show.

Assumption refuted: Neptune's moon Nereid was previously considered a celestial body from the Kuiper Belt captured by the planet – just like most of its fellow moons.

Giants with stubby arms: Many large predatory dinosaurs of the Cretaceous period had surprisingly short front legs – but why?

Swimming giant: 80 million years ago there was also a T. rex in the sea, as fossil analyzes reveal. It is Tylosaurus rex, a newly discovered species of giant marine dinosaur.

Digitalization has fundamentally transformed the way capital moves and loans are granted.

Dark matter occurs almost everywhere in the cosmos. But what it consists of is a mystery.

If you want to do something good for beneficial insects in your home garden, you can offer them a rich flower buffet.

Finally proven after 50 years: the central black hole of the Milky Way also generates a wind of high-energy, fast particles – thereby confirming a long-held assumption.

Extreme storm surges are occurring twelve times more frequently today than in 1900, new analyzes show.