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Science isn't perfect, and neither was Darwin.
Second only to Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Edvard Munch’s The Scream may be the most iconic human figure in the history of Western art.
This unique type of space weather could have important consequences for GPS systems.
Our planet is the ultimate matryoshka doll.
A two-lane road would use up to 3 million masks.
A promising universal basic income pilot project paid off -- and others may soon follow.
When biology and human technology come together.
Warp drives aren't such a crazy idea after all.
This research may open the door for exciting new black hole physics.
Studies show that fasting is one of the best ways to lose weight. However, visceral fat can be particularly stubborn to weight loss, even through fasting. A new study offers a few clues as to why this happens — and it’s all the body’s way of saying that it really is fond of all that […]
This is very surreal.
Some college students simply find it unimaginable to post unedited photos on Instagram "because there is this anxiety."
It's equivalent to extending human lifespan to 500 years.
Despite the perception that going vegetarian or vegan is 'hard', it's never been easier than ever to cut meat out from your diet.
How AI is poised to revamp traffic management.
Epilepsy is often misunderstood with different facts and myths surrounding the condition.
Life could go back to normal this fall.
A basic rundown of Bitcoin and other cryptos, beyond the hype.
This amazing concept might lay the groundwork for the spaceports we've all be drooling over.
This peculiar king penguin has a pigmentation condition called leucism.
They hope to one day do the same for extinct species too.
Interactive dreaming is a thing for some people. Here's what's going on.
Don't miss one of the most spectacular space missions this year.
Designs that mimic the glassy sponge’s skeletal structure are 20% stronger than traditional structures employed today in engineering.
Scientists have pushed technology to its limits after they managed to sequence the genome of a mammoth tooth that’s more than a million years old. Officially, this is the oldest DNA sequenced thus far — by a long shot. The million-year-old genome is finally upon us In 2013, scientists sequenced the genome for the previous […]
Nothing should have been alive -- yet life found a way.
More nonwhite or poor children study in closed schools compared to white students.
This doesn't mean that caffeine makes you dumb, though.
A metal plate thought to have once belonged to Earhart's plane was probed for hidden secrets using neutron beams.
Astronomers have proposed a novel theory that explains the demise of the dinosaurs.
It may have been formed by a meteor impact.
The facility was capable of brewing thousands of gallons of beer.
This bendable concrete has a number of appealing properties, chief among them the lower carbon footprint.
Nothing says 'I love you' like consuming your partners' body parts.
There’s a new gamer in town.
It's one of the oldest wind instruments.
As Bitcoin's price surges, so does its carbon footprint.
The researchers were inspired by Srinivasa Ramanujan who made 6,165 conjectures before he died at 32.
It's one of three different missions scheduled to arrive at Mars this month.
Meet Quick Claw McGraw.
It's the same mild shoulder pain you get from the flu shot or any other kind of vaccine.
Although this is a local decision, the implications and concerns are global.
To stack the odds in their favor, some sperm cells play dirty tricks on their competition.
The highly radioactive metal is very challenging to work with.
The Amazon founder has huge plans for space exploration. Now he actually has the time and money to make them happen.
Using computer models, scientists in Brazil explored what drives 'pandemic dreams'.
The hydrogen economy isn't dead after all.
Action simulations allow children with sight disabilities to 'walk' with their fingers.
This may be a game changer in astronomy.
People's language can change months before a breakup without them realizing it.
