The "Age of Electricity" is here.

New research reveals an extraordinary journey across the Pacific that defies what we thought was possible.

Scientists have modified bacteria to produce biodegradable plastics from simple sugars.

Mark Rober pits Tesla against lidar in a real-life Wile E. Coyote experiment.

The study suggests gun proliferation carries more risks than self-defense benefits.

Scientists develop an AI-powered model that reveals the hidden biological clock within our hormones.

Radcliffe might be responsible for the Ice Age. You read that right.

Marriage increases the risk of obesity for men, but not women, researchers find.

This speck-sized chip could be incorporated in anything from smart pills to environmental sensors.

Researchers say tiny plastic debris may help bacteria become more resistant to antibiotics.

A rock used as a school decoration turned out to be a fossil treasure trove.

A magnetic levitation pump is keeping patients alive—without a human heart.

It sounds insane but it actually works.

Turning decommissioned wind turbine blades into high-performance surfboards

This Colombian scorpion sprays venom over 36 centimeters in self-defense.

Scientists have unlocked genes that could transform tomatoes, making them both bigger and sweeter.

New research suggests psilocybin may restore brain function after mild head trauma.

This robotic exoskeleton helps pianists break through learning plateaus.

Patients undergoing surgeries before weekends face increased risks of complications and mortality.

Electricity could replace sunlight in growing crops, potentially transforming global agriculture.

Machine learning is reshaping our understanding of history, one lost word at a time.

Scientists are using microbubbles and ultrasound to guide drugs past the brain’s defenses.

Researchers in China found a way to turn old wind turbine blades into durable roads.

For thousands of years, Neanderthals flourished across Eurasia. But new research suggests their genetic diversity plummeted in a sudden population...

Researchers at Ohio State University have developed a device that brings taste to virtual reality.

A rundown of some of the most interesting high-IQ dinos.

These dinosaurs were built like a tank.

These were the actual Jurassic Park raptors.

Exploring a less-known Cretaceous grazer.

Life on the fast lane a couple hundred million years ago.

RUN, GALLIMIMUS, RUN!

All dinosaurs were strange. These are some of the strangest. The ones we found, at least...

Three horned facts for the Three Horned Face.

- It's a bird! - It's a plane! - No... it's Archaeopteryx!

Stegosaurus' cool smaller cousin with a tail-long thagomizer and a side spike.

These dolphin-like marine reptiles appeared millions of years before dinosaurs.

Tricerotops often takes the spotlight. But its less famous cousin was no pushover.

Deinocheirus's massive arms puzzled scientists for decades until recent discoveries revealed it as one of the most bizarre and gigantic...

The Mosasaurus was a giant marine reptile, which dominated ancient oceans with its fearsome jaws and massive body.

A herbivorous raptor-like dinosaur with humongous claws? I'm hooked!

Tyrannosaurus' smaller cousin with an equally menacing name and actually overall equally menacing.

Although its name means 'egg snatcher', this dinosaur was actually a caring parent.

This aircraft-sized pterosaur would have been a formidable match even for an adult T.Rex.

The underdog contender for the 'Largest Theropod' throne. Folks, I give you Carcharodontosaurus.

Pterodactylus, the first identified pterosaur, reshaped our view of prehistoric flight and Mesozoic ecosystems.

Pteranodon were not only among the largest pterosaurs, but also one of the largest flying animals ever.

Like humans, this dinosaur's thick skull was supposedly only for showing off.

Fossil records speak of one that could deter the Tyrannosaurus. If the Rex was an unstoppable force, this dinosaur is...

Early paleontologists seriously thought it looked like a rhinoceros iguana.

You've heard of the mighty Tricerotops, but here's another three-horned dino you should definitely know.