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The epitome of Roman class -- before all hell broke loose.
Some 20 million years ago, both the Atlantic and the Pacific were haunted by a huge shark the size of a car.
China's audacious plan to seize the space tourism market.
Your body is the key now.
By the end of the century, the planet is expected to clock ten billion hungry mouths. If everyone ate meat, we'd be in a lot of trouble.
The plants were so well preserved, they still contained THC-rich trichomes -- even after all this time!
This is real custom work.
This amazing glove lets you manipulate and feel objects in VR.
This serves to explain why a drink or two when you're down can go a long way.
It's so deep explorers had to use a submersible robot to map the cave. The rope wasn't long enough, though.
We're only a shy of sealing the Paris pact.
You didn't think you were such a great parent, did you?
A new huge source of carbon emissions has been confirmed by scientists.
Where most people see a threat, a select few see the opportunity of a lifetime.
Can we wind the clock back?
Seems to work wonderfully for them.
China does it again.
Amazing times ahead for medicine.
Really, is it that easy? Let's hope so.
We'll have some explaining to do when our kids grow up.
The study might help answer whether neanderthals were capable of the same communication abilities as humans.
Yet another audacious plan from the billionaire entrepreneur.
Useful, creepy, I can't tell yet.
You don't need to change the world for deep learning to have a meaningful impact in your life.
Electric vehicles are at home in China.
You can dance to it. Who said robots were boring?
Sounds like a lot, but by comparison with other infrastructure, it's far from being intimidating. 'Let's get to work!'
They plan to cut genes out until they learn which are involved in miscarriages.
We're all seriously flawed.
Are we living in only one of infinitely possible universes?
All present-day non-African populations are descended from the same single wave of migrants, who left Africa around 72,000 years ago, new study says.
The jury is still out but the evidence seems to suggest 'yes'.
Smoking is bad for your health, and that includes genes too.
Presidential candidates answer 20 questions about the most pressing science-related issues in America today.
Climate change requires more action from gov-stakeholders -- but the gears are turning.
Australian aboriginals rarely engaged in violent conflict, but they employed a creative weapon they had to.
Nature was kind to this death-defying critter.
Though they might look boring, one of the largest objects in the universe could be a lot more important than previously thought.
Don't kid yourself anymore. You knew all along it was BS but you still ate that toast.
This week, New York is the world's capital for climate action.
Well preserved fossils were supposed to be easy.
It's all you need to know, really.
The interview features some practical advice for young innovators. Hint: you don't need to aim very high to have a lasting impact.
It worked marvelously!
Aridity might be the new normal in California.
Comes with benefits, but also risks. At the end of the day just use a band-aid.
Large marine species are favorably lost which could disrupt marine ecosystems for millions of years.
This novel treatment could help thousands live independently.
Solar energy is definitely in fashion nowadays.
Another stepping stone in China's long road to achieve space dominance.
