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Chess quickly teaches you how to walk the fine line between good and poor risk-taking.
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Their shimmery wings actually act as camouflage.
The Olympic Games have swelled in cost and carbon footprint. It is time for some changes.
China isn't very fond of cryptos, apparently.
The amazing sheepshead fish has human-like teeth.
The monkey simply thought about moving its hands up or down and the paddle moved accordingly.
Forget about killer asteroids for a second. Most of the extraterrestrial matter on Earth is invisible to the naked eye.
Scientists found that people are biased against subtractive solutions.
This could be the biggest news in physics since the Higgs boson.
Nature can be super savage.
This online tool ranks the scariest animal-borne viruses that either crossed or have the potential to cross species barriers.
In some situations, the combination of AI and robots can speed up experiments by a factor of x1000.
For every 13th COVID-related death, a child loses one parent.
The frenzy around the GameStop stock may have actually ignited genuine change that could save the company from bankruptcy.
Improvements in healthcare and the increasing use of IVF may explain why some many twins are getting born.
Replacing a single car trip with biking could dramatically lower your carbon footprint.
It was clear humans were warming the planet for some time -- now we have official confirmation.
This one-of-a-kind satellite can see through dense clouds and operate at night.
Would you use one in your phone though?
The use of electronic deterrents could avoid many potentially fatal shark bites.
It's like open-source software now.
This study is stretching the boundaries of life as we know it.
A rundown of the latest research on CBD as a therapy for anxiety and stress.
Listening to music stimulates the brain like many other things we find rewarding.
Scientists have discovered an underlying molecular link between venom glands in snakes and salivary glands in mammals.
Optical clocks use such high vibration oscillators that they may be used to detect gravitational waves.
Doctors thought he'd spend the rest of his life in a vegetative state. But the boy can talk, read, and even do math like any other 9-year-old boy.
What's the connection between a doughnut and rampant social inequality? Glad you asked...
A novel vaccine seems to stop tumors from growing in the brain.
A key molecular switch that can make ape brain organoids grow more like human organoids.
It had a massive two-foot beak that squeezed its brain.
The fabled Loch Ness Monster has always enchanted people's imagination.
A perfectly paired wine can make food taste better -- but the reverse is also true.
It's a finding well worth its salt.
Ultra-processed foods are virtually everywhere: in vending machines, fast food restaurants, and grocery stores.
Being exposed to the sounds of nature has important health benefits.
Another reason to hate COVID.
Is ketamine the miracle drug that we've all being waiting for?
Cholesterol is vital for the body's well-being. But too much of it can also kill.
Everyone knows narcissists are full of themselves -- but there's much more to it.
It's similar to how these clouds form on Earth only on a massive scale.
I spy with my robot eye.
Glass frogs are famous for their see-through skin that can even reveal the amphibians’ internal organs. Surprisingly, not too much attention has been given to this fascinating translucency — until now. An international team of researchers used a combination of field trials and computer-aided modeling and detection to analyze the glass frog’s translucent skin in […]
A backup plan in case we screw up this planet for good.
The consensus is that all Bronze Age societies in Europe were patriarchal -- maybe not this one.
The experiment showed Newton's law of gravity holds true even between tiny masses measuring just 90 milligrams.
Turning fabrics into display electronics could lead to a new class of smart clothing.
On a plot of farmland in Lelystad, Netherlands, art and technology merge in a stunning light show. During the day, the 20,000-square-meter field looks like any piece of farmland, but by the night it is transformed into a psychedelic wonderland. Don’t be fooled by the pretty lights, though. The installation actually serves to enhance crop […]
After three years since quitting steroids, some men still had abnormally low markers for healthy testicular function.
