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Scientists have direct photographic evidence of a Jupiter-like protoplanet forming through an until now unproven mechanism.
The ultimate goal is to close the gap between machine and human reasoning.
It's the racist uncle of computers.
The revolutionary aircraft design could cut fuel consumption by 20%.
We may not always speak the same language, but at least we can agree on what smells good or bad.
The first recordings of sound on Mars are not what you'd expect.
Scientists have identified a compound that decreases the level of antibodies produced by the immune system when it encounters an allergen.
It's a huge milestone for science but it may take many years before we reap the benefits.
Used tires are not biodegradable nor are they easily recyclable. But scientists may have found a useful second life for them.
It's a targeted approach that may shrink tumors without hurting healthy tissue.
When art and astronomy meet, the results are always stellar.
Thieves usually operate under the cover of night, but it seems like completely dark streets may scare them away.
By treating the stock market like a network, researchers have devised new tools that could forecast future financial crises and market slowdowns.
No cat would get hurt in the process, the researchers claim.
Only a lucky few have ever been able to see this amazing plant up close.
Man-made plastic has become so ubiquitous, it's now flowing through our blood.
"It's the find of a lifetime, genuinely," said one of the researchers responsible for the discovery.
There's still a lot of room to improve data transmission speeds.
The US and EU announced a new partnership to ship more gas in light of Russian aggression.
They're less aggressive but more likely to be master manipulators that could turn your life into a mess.
The largest carnivorous dinosaurs that ever lived actually loved to hunt underwater.
Don't be fooled. Hearing the same lie 1,000 times doesn't make it less false.
It's a major step up compared to traditional therapy that involves anesthesia and sometimes surgery.
The courageous man can now communicate with the outside world -- something that was impossible without the implant.
The phallic figurine was thought to depict Heracles or an actual giant slain by local villagers. Now, scientists have learned some unexpected things.
Social forces are encouraging orangutans to develop novel vocalizations.
The scientists made Ice-VIIt in the lab by squeezing water at a pressure more than 50,000 that found at sea level.
The elks couldn't save themselves in the end, as Utah handed out hunting permints for private lands.
High-tech facial recognition AI is now joining the battlefield in Ukraine.
Humans make decisions based on emotions, not logic.
These genes could be targeted by drugs that improve the quality of sleep for all.
At least some species of sharks sleep, and that could eventually provide valuable insights into the function of sleep overall.
Starting from meager skin cells, scientists want to generate artificial northern white rhino eggs to replenish the population.
Many birds of prey are killed after they consume the meat of other animals shot by hunters with lead bullets.
These ghastly insects are sometimes called "murder hornets" because they've killed dozens of people. Now entomologists want to weaponize sex against them.
It's one of the earliest example of a mammalian hyper-carnivore, which could teach us a lot about ancient elusive saber-toothed predators.
This is the first war that is almost like a live-broadcast -- and the OSINT community is helping us make sense of it all.
Emergency Department (ED) visits are frightening experiences because you never know what could happen next — and such stressing situations, being greeted by a four-legged loving fluffball could make it all much more bearable. In every given year, around one in five Americans end up in the ED at least once. Most cases involve individuals […]
Ants with minimal conditioning training were able to sniff out cancer with an accuracy comparable to canines.
Maybe it's time to temper our enthusiasm.
The Amazon people may hold the key to slow, healthy aging.
The test could become a standard procedure when patients visit their dentists for a routine cleaning.
If true, this could have major implications for physics.
First there were geese, then came fried chicken.
Genes from the mother may strongly influence decisions made by sons, while dad's genes introduced biases over daughters.
Over 75% of the Amazon is losing resilience, bringing it closer to a very dangerous threshold.
Megalodon sharks closer to the equator may have been twice as small as those much higher up in latitude.
Besides a lizard king, there may have been an emperor and queen too.
Mirrors aren't 'silver' or 'colorless'.
The high-power laser weapon is meant to be deployed against drones, as well as rockets, artillery, and mortars.
