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Could we be witnessing an evolutionary leap in action?
Mice are born with a single set of teeth, unlike humans which have two. Now, scientists used genetic techniques to signal the formation of additional teeth in mice.
It's as tough as industrial rubber, MIT researchers say.
One day, checking the weather on Mars in real-time will be as easy as googling it.
Scientists finally found out how insects are kept away from zebras.
OpenAI thinks that its AI is too dangerous to risk having it fall into the wrong hands.
Pacemakers in the future might never require battery replacement.
Scientists sink their teeth in the great white's genome
The tale of a beautiful man who tragically fell in love with himself, painted on the walls of a Roman house which collapsed in tragedy.
Something as simple meditation can do wonders.
Equatorial rainforests are actually net emitters of carbon. Young forests in temperate regions are the best carbon sinks on land, new research suggests.
One-day household pollution may be given as much attention as transportation emissions.
Alcohol has very subtle effects on the brain which we're only beginning to recognize.
Treatment for the highly addictive substance might have to be approached differently if you're male or female.
More and more evidence suggests that zero-calorie drinks may be just as bad as sugary ones.
This won't end the debate anytime soon, though.
The implications could also be huge for people with Alzheimer's.
Goodnight, sweet prince...
Adio, Opportunity! You'll be forever in our hearts <3.
Graphene aline can be challenging to work with on its own, but composites are already functional.
Almost 60% of a typical American's diet is comprised of ultra-processed foods.
For instance, Washington D.C.'s 2080 climate would be similar to that of Paragould, Arkansas today.
There are actually tens of thousands of Stonehenge-like structures throughout Europe.
Our planet has received its fair share of visitors along the years. This one has been hiding under Greenland's thick ice.
Mozart's talent for spotting a tone without a reference may be more influenced by genetics than previously thought.
More than half of psychology findings can't be replicated -- but here's a possible solution.
The results are neither bad nor good.
It has the ability to learn, and is equipped with both short-term and long-term memory.
We're not all that different from the creatures with whom we share and have shared this planet.
The findings may explain why women live longer and stay more mentally sharp at old age than men.
Evidence points to the fact that coffee does more good than harm, indicating that it can be part of a healthful diet.
Larger branched neural extensions (dendrites) may make some people more intelligent.
The audacious plan will confirm whether or not we're capable of deflecting asteroids -- at least the tiny ones, for now.
Chronic pain is the most common condition identified by the study.
One-day, all organ transplants could be fulfilled. No more waiting lists.
The end of the US government shutdown is finally updating our GPS.
Back to the wild for inspiration.
Torque is warping the galaxy's outer disk in an S-shape.
The neurological disorder often begets another disease: addiction.
Unlike other printers, the device makes objects in one piece.
A pill that makes you smarter? Not so fast...
You wouldn't want to drink this one though.
It's all in the tilt.
The newly discovered archosaur provides new hints into dinosaur evolution.
The ban doesn't solve the bulk of microplastics entering EU waters.
Scientists have put a number between climate change and storm frequency for the first time.
That luxurious cruise comes at a cost to your health and that of others.
New insights into the internal body clock that governs our sleep-wake patterns.
LSD = sensory overload.
