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It's like ghost writing for the operating room. What could possibly go wrong?
Using a special revival technique, researchers were able to restore a glimmer of life into the eyes of dead human donors.
Cannabis should be treated like a household crop, said the local health minister.
The bottom of the giant pit harbors an ancient forest that may be populated by new species of animals.
The magnitude 5 quake might only shake a glass of water here on Earth, but it's a big deal on Mars.
Once poor households acquired assets past a certain threshold, they started working and earning more, enabling them to crawl out of the poverty trap.
Replenishing the gut microbiome may reverse some aspects of cognitive decline due to old age.
It's perfectly suited for use in vehicles, armor, or helmets.
An unexpected separation that resembles a Hollywood drama is providing researchers with a unique study opportunity.
With a bit of science wizardry, scientists have made black holes audible.
It's the longest journey a bat has ever been recorded flying.
A clinical trial found Dupuytren disease can be reversed if treatment is administered early enough.
The drug suppresses appetite, leading to lower calorie intake and weight loss.
Mummies found atop a sacred mountain have provided the first archaeological evidence of ayahuasca among the Inca.
Turns out, nuclear power isn't actually the best option for supplying a settlement on Mars with energy.
A major tweak to ubiquitous lithium-ion batteries could bring charging time closer to those at the gas station.
For the first time, scientists have found sex-based differences in how the human spinal cord handles pain signals.
Turns out, dressing your cat like a cute jester saves wildlife.
These super weapons may have seen action during the Crusades.
We're inching closer to unraveling the origin of life on Earth.
It's a spider-eat-spider world out there, but these nifty males have evolved strong legs to get out of harm's way.
This is not just some quirky gadget though.
Pure MDMA taken in the right amount and setting can be an antidepressant, whereas the typical use at raves leads to the opposite effects.
Amazon locals are afraid to pee while swimming in the river due to a tiny fish. But is there any truth to these nightmarish legends?
Sorry to bust your bubble, but there's no such thing as photographic memory. Here's the next best thing.
It's the fish that fishes other fish -- and it's pretty amazing at the job!
Cleaning up contaminated soil is notoriously challenging -- unless you let nature do all the heavy lifting.
Macaques' brains seem to be shaped by the strength of their social bonds -- and the same may apply to humans.
Some of the most mind blowing discoveries happen when you least expect them.
Home delivery companies have had a good run but many customers say they will revert back to their old ways once the pandemic is over.
In retrospect, this is in fact the very first interstellar object we've ever found.
This could be the next major iteration in computing.
Contrary to popular belief, a vegan diet is not only natural for dogs, but also healthier.
Scientists claim they've now uncovered the fundamental mechanism that makes psilocybin so good against depression.
The theoretical framework that is supposed to explain how nature around us works failed a critical test.
The macho Viking myth is being challenged by a Medieval warrior with XXY chromosomes.
An equation that tries to dispel one of life's greatest mysteries.
Some lucky ape-like ancestor got it 20 million years ago.
When installed, the wind turbine will sweep an area equivalent to more than six football fields.
It's an early step towards night vision devices that produce more ‘day-like’ images.
It's surprising no one noticed this before, but a happy accident changed all that.
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.
