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6 incredible new dinosaurs we discovered in 2025

Palaeontologists reported some remarkable dinosaur fossils this year, including a Velociraptor relative, a dome-headed pachycephalosaur and one of the most heavily armoured creatures that ever lived

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The world’s first fully 3D-printed microscope went big in 2025

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Physics

Physicists used 'dark photons' in an effort to rewrite physics in 2025

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Space

More than 100 moons were discovered in our own solar system in 2025

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A new species of tiny frog no bigger than a pencil tip has been discovered. The bright orange amphibian was spotted in the mountain forests of Serra do Quiriri in southern Brazil, prompting fresh calls for stronger conservation of the region???s fragile habitats. Belonging to a group of miniature ???pumpkin toadlets??? that live in damp leaf litter, the species is distinguished by its vivid colouring and genetic and anatomical traits that set it apart from closely related frogs found nearby. The amphibian, named Brachycephalus lulai after Brazil???s president Luiz In??cio Lula da Silva, occupies a range estimated at just a few square kilometres of high-altitude Atlantic Forest.

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Tiny orange frog around the size of a pencil tip is brand-new species

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Environment

Alpine communities face uncertain future after 2025 glacier collapse

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Space

The best space pictures of 2025, from supernovae to moon landings

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Gene therapy for Huntington’s disease showed great promise in 2025

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Europa's thick ice may hinder the search for life in its oceans

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IVF success may depend on how long men abstain from ejaculation

Ejaculating within 48 hours of providing a sperm sample for IVF seems to lead to greater success rates than abstaining from ejaculation for longer

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Technology

New Scientist changed the UK's freedom of information laws in 2025

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Space

Hopes of finding aliens were raised in 2025 – but quickly faded

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Black hole stars really do exist in the early universe

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Space

Putting data centres in space isn't going to happen any time soon

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