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This is one weird disease, and it has killed people before.
That's one job the robots can take, then.
We've come a long way from peat furnaces and bog iron.
Not taking a vaccine, but taking unproven horse dewormer is not doing anyone any favors.
If we want to protect the environment we have to engage these communities.
"Quantity has a quality all its own" is an infamous quote, but it's not wrong.
There's more to these adorable acrobats than meets the eye.
Hubble does not disappoint.
The world of smart clothes is upon us.
There's still time to save the trees -- but we need to act quickly
Air pollution kills more people than car collisions, smoking, or AIDS.
Hopefully, everyone will be banding together and doing their utmost best to tackle this spill.
It’s a global problem, affecting over half of all species.
The mission seems to be going according to plan.
Synthetic biology could make clothes from a very unexpected material.
Guten Appetit!
Next, it's time for the EV's to roll out
They call it the 2019 International Women’s Day event.
Resumes penned by very White-sounding names like Jake or Molly were called for interviews more often than otherwise identical resumes signed by very Black-sounding names like Malick and Aaliyah.
Keep it squeaky clean, everybody!
They just hate not knowing what’s coming.
They walk a bit like insects... but why do they even walk at all?
A reminder that we still have a long way to come to be rid of this pandemic
It's formed by soil and rock left behind by glaciers.
It's one of the most exciting projects in modern science -- and it's ready to hit the stage.
Climate change is increasing the chance of dangerous hurricanes.
There's too much jargon and people are getting confused.
This shouldn't be taken as a licence to get infected on purpose.
“So many dramatic changes occurred at that time as a result of those original forests that basically, the world has never been the same since,” scientists said.
Construction of the tunnel will start next year, after feasibility studies are carried out.
Peptides causing migraines also affect insulin production, according to a new study.
Although they're much larger and hotter than Earth, these Hycean worlds may have oceans that could host microbial life.
This could have a cascading effect on other wildlife that depend on insects for food.
When jammed, the chainmail particles stiffen into a fabric that can support a load 50 times its weight.
The same gene variants that may give people a reproductive edge with the opposite sex are associated with same-sex behavior.
When they are together, they work like a single unit, protecting their colony
The large head-crested pterosaur employed a terrestrial foraging style, similar to today's peacocks.
It can adhere to surfaces even when they are covered with blood, which makes it a game changer
Hunger is driving people to eat raw cactus, wild leaves and locusts.
Evidence so far points to actions of genocide against Uyghur people in Xinjiang by Chinese authorities, according to a new study.
Money is probably not the way to get people vaccinated.
The asteroid 2021 PH27 is the closest asteroid to the Sun with a surface temperature hot enough to melt lead and completes an orbit in just 113 days.
Purple is the new black.
Cities have many upsides -- but some are nature’s alone.
Actually, I'm not mad at all. Thank you, snakebros.
It's like an ice cube flowing on water without friction.
Turtle eggs are usually small and fragile -- but this one was big and tough.
Olive sea snakes may charge at human divers because they mistake them for rival males or potential mates.
But we may be very similar to the flies in this regard.
The Russians apparently have been unintentionally playing the galactic version of bumper cars. It has been reported that the Chinese satellite Yunhai 1-02 broke apart into several pieces in March after it whacked into space junk from part of a Russian Zenit-2 rocket. Harvard astronomer Jonathan McDowell spotted the wreckage recently in a data log […]
