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The teeth had been discovered over a century ago, but researchers are now seeing them in a new light.
It's not quite as effective as some other vaccines, but it only needs a single jab
We may soon have a new ally in our fight against the pandemic.
Finding noble clothes at a smelting site isn’t very common.
It's a lot of money, but it's still cheaper than what you get in the area.
Researchers call for further investment in vaccine programs
Agriculture isn't often addressed in the climate debate -- but it should.
It's an apolcayptic scenario, but researchers say it's still possible to reverse the trend with proper policies
Who doesn't get tilted every now and then, eh?
A five-week lockdown could squash viral transmission, one researcher argues.
Scientists peered into those sourdough starter jars to see what makes it tick.
Life on Venus is as unlikely as ever.
Plastics are everywhere, but not every ecosystem is affected the same way.
"Knowing where people have to commute to, rather than where they live, is potentially much more important to curb the spread of a non-airborne disease," say the authors.
The question we all want to know the answer to.
Helicopter to Mars, submarine to Titan, what’s next? A subway on Venus?
These are the first people to take a vacation outside of Earth.
Many tree-planting projects are not being done correctly
As new variants of the virus expand, experts look at better ways to be protected with face masks
Hyperbaric chambers could be a 'fountain of youth', the study authors say.
To pet, or not to pet? Hmmm…
What about second naps?
Smartphones might soon power themselves.
Contagious variants are extremely dangerous, researchers warn.
They promised $50 billion in support -- but the promises are falling short.
Bees are in trouble, and some are becoming harder and harder to find.
Charging your electric car could soon take as little time as regular petrol cars.
People, we have to chill here. Literally.
No wonder I feel like I’ve been hit in the head every day.
Talk about an exciting change.
The groundbreaking treatment could soon be trialed on humans.
The rhythmic movement of five of the six exoplanets around the star TOI-178 could challenge theories of planetary evolution.
Natural gas is still king in Texas, but it might have trouble holding onto that crown.
Staying mentally sharp at old age may require blocking a certain receptor in brain cells.
We don’t know exactly how deep because our radar couldn't pierce through all of it.
The Trappist-1 exoplanets are comprised of similar materials to Earth but their lower density could indicate radically different worlds.
Who says you need to do great things to be remembered?
The test only takes 20 minutes.
Dirty air is dirty air no matter where you are, so, probably not just in China.
Before humans minted coins, they used all sorts of odd objects as standardized money.
I mean, I’m not that surprised.
Males employ sexual coercion in order to quickly mate and flee the scene in one piece.
We'll know in February whether it's delicious or awful.
Atheists may think more analytically than religious people, but it is far from proven.
The dinosaur's cloaca helped it poop, have sex, and lay eggs.
“He’s just big-boned, alright?”
I’m down for a bite -- or twenty.
One effect of the pandemic that parents especially have to cope with is the transition to online classes. Many are, probably, eager to have these return to their in-person normal, as taking care of children while working is no small feat. Not to be the bearer of bad news, but online school might be here […]
This year is set to be an important one for astronomy, cosmology and physics as researchers across these fields seek to investigate deeper into the Universe and the physics that governs it than ever before.
Some cannabis molecules seem effective at destroying certain bacterial strains in the lab.
