Who really invented the light bulb — according to experts
Spoiler: It wasn't Edison.
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Spoiler: It wasn't Edison.
The breakthrough validates our current models of how the universe works.
It seems like women have a better poker face than men.
The powerful CRISPR is set to revolutionize medicine.
It all depends on the facial expression, which beards seem to amplify.
That looks like a lot of fun!
Over $350mil in funding and an intricate digital reconstruction means Notre Dame could be hastly restored.
The huge aircraft is designed to send rockets to a high enough altitude from where they can then power themselves...
In Westeros, there are only two substances capable of killing White Walkers: Valyrian steel and Dragonglass.
Let's just say that famous Habsburg jaw isn't ruled out.
Nicotine cravings are hard to resist, but inhaling certain smells might help reduce the temptation to light up.
But that doesn't mean these people do not have supernatural beliefs.
Ketamine works its magic in a two-step process that first starts with the repair of brain circuits damaged by depression.
E-cigarettes are much less harmful than smoking tobacco. But that doesn't make them harmless.
The stimulation syncs brain regions in order to prevent memory disintegration.
This would make the 5th lineage that lived alongside modern humans.
Red meat is particularly bad for our health, research suggests.
A historic moment in science that pushes the limits of human knowledge.
We're at the peak of allergy season.
"In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming."
You are what you eat...
Empathy basically evolve in order to "mind read" other people.
On Wednesday, physicists will make a historical announcement.
Japan is leading a global trend of sexual inactivity.
Food and alcohol may share similar circuits in the brain.
Don't try this at home, folks.
Our lifestyle choices are influencing human mortality more than ever.
The surviving fragments of planet orbiting a white dwarf have been found by a team of astronomers.
In the future, plastic surgery might become non-invasive if you can believe it.
The findings could lead to better treatments and screening methods for people who carry such risky genes.
The Great Barrier Reef's future is bleak.
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer -- it's also easily preventable with proper protection against the sun.
Finally a 'wall' we can all support.
There are over 10,000 reptiles but scientists haven't been able to use CRISPR on any of them -- until now.
Also known as shipworm, these wood-eating clams are much more diverse than scientists thought.
When the two cross paths, the transformative potential could be immense.
Synthetic life isn't a paradox anymore.
There are many good reasons underage people shouldn't drink -- a poor developing brain is one of them.
There are now three times as many American young men (18-30) who haven't had sex in a given year compared...
This gruesome fungus has infected 6.5% of all known amphibians -- and it's incredibly scary.
The implants could improve the lives of many other patients, such as those suffering traumatic injuries or from cardiovascular disease.
Life without pain comes with its own problems. But a drug that temporarily shuts down pain -- well that would...
The novel method can reveal spicy new insights into the lives of planets orbiting stars far, far away.
This role reversal foretells a period of economic stagnation.
Big oil has been all about double standards these past couple of years.
Neurons in the visual cortex actually fire less when met with psychedelic substances.
Cybernetic organisms are next?
Harvard researchers devised a rubber computer which could lead to all sort of wacky soft robotics.
Next up is living car-free, avoiding airplane travel, and turning vegetarian.
Neither male nor female, this voice assistant sounds completely neutral.