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The risks for humans are still being investigated.
No, they don't want to chase away the eclipse. It's just science.
It harvests energy from the ambient light and is super efficient.
Magnetic tapes might be tech dinosaurs but they're still invaluable for some applications.
Scientists think this is a left over effect since the sun formed billions of years ago. In time, solar wind likely slowed the rotation of the outer sun.
Used sponges are teeming with bacteria. You should better replace them weekly instead of sanitizing them.
Big data is opening the flood gates for a new age of discovery in geology. As for the industry, billions could be made thanks to these insights.
An overview of some of the most important natural satellites in our solar system. They're quite a few.
THC has beneficial health outcomes but also carries risks. Let's see what the science says about it.
It's the best candidate for an alien moon we've encountered so far.
One person's crush could be the next one's prospective friend. The psychology of attraction is far more complex than we thought.
The breakthrough could help cool the hotspots of high-performance electronics.
This is the first non-mammal that behaves like us in this instance and the implications are numerous.
Turns out the Israelites didn't wipe out the Canaanites after all.
If you thought octopuses were amazing, wait 'till you see this.
Ketamine is remarkable against depression but questions remain about the long-term risks.
Australian researchers from CSIRO found land-based plants are absorbing 17% more CO2 than they did 30 years ago.
It's further than anyone has ever gone with gene editing in the United States.
This is something every football players should be aware of.
The findings have big implications for future missions to the moon.
Exposure to new man-made chemicals might be to blame.
While it's not the most precise instrument, it's certainly one of the most attractive.
A glimpse at the future: the electric, self-driven vehicle of choice for the average American home.
The findings rewrite the story of the first Aboriginal people.
It took two years on a supercomputer to simulate 1.2 microseconds in the life of the HIV capsid.
The microscope costs less than 100 Euros and can be used for neuroscience.
In the case of China's five-megaton bomb, a single throw is enough to destabilize the planet's climate.
Your granny is on to something here.
Larger animals are faster -- but only to a certain point.
It could transform how heart transplants work.
The first functioning Hyperloop could open as early as 2019 in Dubai.
It's meant for people who find it difficult to climb stairs.
Humanity is getting more numerous and fatter while planet Earth itself is getting lighter.
Humans need room...
It's the first time CRISPR was used to store and retrieve media from DNA.
The device could enable people with speech impairment to communicate easier.
This really is a dwarf star.
Instead of sitting on a chair, you wear one.
Your gender might have a say in how people experience mental disorders.
Ice isn't as boring as you think.
Bacterial strains that cause gonorrhea have become resistant to antibiotics.
The artificial spider silk is non-toxic and the manufacturing process is sustainable.
Cognitive closure might compel some to love tinfoil.
Batteries are getting cheaper by the day.
Some of the craters are 50 meters deep.
Good job, France! *raises wine glass*
The prospect of finding life on Mars is getting bleaker.
They give us honey. Now, bees could offer the best Instagram photos.
Can the Russians take on SpaceX?
It's now possible to see how individual cancer cells move through the body of a mouse.
