No, the Loch Ness monster isn’t some giant eel
As science and folklore collide, statistical findings contradict the giant eel as Nessy hypothesis.
Stratocumulus clouds: overview and weather prediction
Stratocumulus clouds are an intriguing and common sight in the sky.
Cumulonimbus clouds: overview and weather prediction
Understanding nature's most dramatic skyscape, the Cumulonimbus cloud.
Cumulus clouds: overview and weather prediction
Understanding Cumulus clouds and their significance in weather forecasting can help you connect with the dynamic atmosphere above you
Stratus clouds: overview and weather prediction
The science behind Stratus clouds, their formation, identification, and implications in weather prediction.
Nimbostratus clouds: overview and weather prediction
An impartial and factual guide to understanding and identifying Nimbostratus clouds.
Altostratus clouds: overview and weather prediction
Discover the facts about the fascinating altostratus cloud formation, its characteristics, and how it influences weather predictions.
Altocumulus clouds: overview and weather prediction
Altocumulus clouds are fascinating formations that grace our skies
Cirrostratus clouds: overview and weather prediction
It's time to turn your gaze skyward as we delve into the world of cirrostratus clouds.
Cirrocumulus clouds: overview and weather prediction
Discover the wonders of cirrocumulus clouds, the charming and enigmatic clouds floating high above.
James Webb detects water vapor in planet-forming disk of young star
Scientists are learning how water may be available during the formation of terrestrial planets, potentially increasing their chances of habitability.
Cirrus clouds: overview and weather prediction
Learn about the fascinating world of cirrus clouds, the wispy and high-flying wonders of the sky.
Breastfeeding literally saves babies’ lives
Breastfeeding has been linked with a 33% reduction in first-year post-perinatal infant mortality.
There’s an invisible barrier that separates Asian and Australian species. Scientists now know why
Ever wondered why you won't find kangaroos outside Australia? It all started with massive climate change millions of years ago.
GPS data could predict big earthquakes up to two hours in advance. But there’s a catch
Researchers have identified nearly imperceptible shifts along fault zones up to 2 hours before large earthquakes, potentially paving the way...
Self-healing metal can repair itself just like human skin
Under certain conditions, some metals can fuse back together, filling cracks in the material.
Half of U.S. beaches are contaminated with poop
You might not see it or smell it, but a lot of America's beaches are infested with fecal bacteria.
Why are some people so competitive? The psychology of competitiveness
Exploring the fascinating psychology of a competitive person.
Prehistoric people in Spain mastered climbing with rope ladders around 7,500 years ago
New research is unraveling the high-climbing habits and rope technologies of ancient Spanish Levantine societies.
Best way to seal marijuana smell? Pack it in double vacuum-sealed bags
If done right, weed stored in a double vacuum-sealed bag won't smell at all.
This super rare spotted box jellyfish has only been recorded once before
It belongs to a genus of jellyfish that includes the most venomous marine animal in the world.
Looking younger than your age? It’s a sign you’re more protected from age-related illnesses
Naturally looking younger than your age isn't just a matter of vanity. It can be a tell-tale sign of one's...
Saber-toothed cats and dire wolves suffered from bad joints, just like today’s cats and dogs
Bone disease affected ancient predators, such as saber-toothed cats and dire wolves, during the cataclysmic climate changes that marked the...
The universe may be twice as old as we thought: a venerable 26.7 billion years
A new study challenges the age of our universe and offers insight into early galaxies)
Half of the people on Tinder have no interest in meeting people offline. Two-thirds are married or in a relationship
It seems like online dating isn't about dating at all.
Marine biodiversity booms every 36 million years like clockwork. Here’s why
Life on Earth booms every 36 million years, driven by tectonic cycles.
Monogamous birds may divorce when their partners cheat or are migrating
Divorce is a fact of life even for birds.
Elon Musk’s Starlink is leaking radiation interfering with science
Scientists reveal that Starlink satellites are disrupting their cosmic research.
The electron is extremely round — and this could be a problem for particle physics
Scientists are back to the drawing board in their quest to explain the asymmetry of the universe.
Spending too much time on your phone? The complex relationship between our emotions and digital devices
Regulating your emotions by interacting with your phone isn't always bad. It's all about striking a balance.
Earth’s day was a constant 19.5 hours for over a billion years
Without this pause, a day would have stretched to over 60 hours.
Earth’s inner core is actually ‘textured’. Here’s why this is a big deal
The inner core is not all solid as scientists used to think.
More older adults are falling every year. Why is that?
Despite prevention efforts, injuries related to falls among older adults are on the rise.
Real-life invisibility cloaks are already here. But how do they work?
Invisibility cloaks have already transcended fiction. The future is now.
How smart are dolphins?
Dive into the depths of the ocean and discover the astonishing intelligence of dolphins.
Quasar ‘clocks’ show universe was five times slower soon after the Big Bang
Scientists have observed the early universe running in extreme slow motion.
Are call center operators obsolete in the age of AI? Not so fast
When call center operators are experts at what they do, they can make better judgment calls than an AI alone.
Scientists find CRISPR-like system in animals: a new way to edit the genome
Move over, CRISPR. A new gene editing tool is in sight.
First ‘ghost particle’ image of the Milky Way stuns scientists and stargazers alike
A new view of the Milky Way sees through neutrinos.
The myth of man the hunter: women in foraging societies also hunt. They like to do it their own way
New evidence challenges traditional gender roles in hunter-gatherer societies.
Groundbreaking detection of gravitational waves reveals quiet hum of the universe
Scientists uncover intriguing evidence of low-frequency gravitational waves, shedding light on cosmic mysteries.
Extreme heat waves in the US: a billion-dollar toll on healthcare — just this summer
Heatwaves intensify, threatening public health and widening inequality in America.
This Australian duck says ‘You bloody fool’ and imitates other wacky sounds — and we couldn’t be more fascinated
This rare display of acquired vocalization could help scientists unravel the origin of speech and language in humans.
Does LSD make you smarter? New evidence suggests it promotes learning and memory
A new study found LSD has neuroplastic effects that may enhance cognition.
Newly found molecule could cure pattern hair loss
Finally, a new treatment for hair loss that could actually work.
Scientists discover common ancestor to all complex life forms
Scientists continue to unlock the mysteries of complex life forms through ancient genetic blueprints.
A thawed rat organ frozen for 100 days was successfully transplanted in game-changing world first
This could save countless lives.
Why did the Titanic-visiting submarine implode? When recklessness meets physics
The Titan submersible was flawed and dangerous from the very start.
Monarch butterfly white spots could be the secret to their continent-traversing superpower
The size of their wing spots may play a crucial role in their incredible journey.
Oldest known Neanderthal engravings found sealed off in cave for 57,000 years
Could Neanderthals have been the first artists?