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For all their cuteness, whiskers are extremely hard to study -- which is why simulations can help here.
Air travel accounts for 2% of the world's emissions
Not everyday that you find a city.
Hopefully, future tests will support these findings.
It's a highly toxic drug that has already been banned in many countries
Seaweed keeps surprising us with even further virtues
Sometimes, not adapting is the best adaptation.
With the right infrastructure in place, trucks could turn electric in no time.
The poster child of climate change is suffering in more ways than one.
A pair of quasars closer together than any others previously observed could help researchers understand supermassive black hole binaries.
The monkey simply thought about moving its hands up or down and the paddle moved accordingly.
The pandemic has brought substantial changes in how we see transportation. Big changes may be a'coming.
Forget about killer asteroids for a second. Most of the extraterrestrial matter on Earth is invisible to the naked eye.
Physical effort can increase our appetite quite strongly, a new paper explains.
Social isolation can lead to a lower tolerance for stress, lower interest in socializing and keeping clean, as well as worse health.
Scientists found that people are biased against subtractive solutions.
Beer produces a lot of waste, but it doesn't have to leave a bitter aftertaste.
A Finnish astrophotographer spent nearly 12 years to build a mosaic of our galaxy
This could be the biggest news in physics since the Higgs boson.
It was stored for decades but researchers found it in a cellar in 2014
To be honest, I'd rather be around papayas than velociraptors.
Nature can be super savage.
I would have been fine with just the green head and yellow belly, honestly.
The more diversity we have in nature, the better for our health.
Colombia's coffee production is struggling to cope with climate change, and that's bad news for coffee lovers.
And there's still a lot we don't understand about its effects.
When you're all out of McMammoth, you need to start improvising.
This online tool ranks the scariest animal-borne viruses that either crossed or have the potential to cross species barriers.
By administering two doses, one while bacteria are swarming and one while in transition into a biofilm, antibiotic-resistant bacteria were eradicated.
In some situations, the combination of AI and robots can speed up experiments by a factor of x1000.
Technology is improving productivity, but climate is slowing it down.
Some headline formats never get old.
For every 13th COVID-related death, a child loses one parent.
It was safe and showed efficacy for 97% of the participants in the trial.
Bhutan waited to have all the vaccines to start vaccinating its citizens.
The frenzy around the GameStop stock may have actually ignited genuine change that could save the company from bankruptcy.
Improvements in healthcare and the increasing use of IVF may explain why some many twins are getting born.
Not even the world's tallest mountains are spared by our pollution.
It moves in 3D.
Replacing a single car trip with biking could dramatically lower your carbon footprint.
It was clear humans were warming the planet for some time -- now we have official confirmation.
You can access WiFI, charge your electric car and even your drone from these poles.
You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.
It was the third-worst year since 2002, when reliable monitoring began.
The president's plan on student loans is becoming increasingly clear.
This one-of-a-kind satellite can see through dense clouds and operate at night.
Fans or no fans, playing at home still grants you an advantage.
The internet of things is going deep -- deep underwater, that is.
It's a small change that can make a very big difference.
A team of WHO scientists went to China and looked at the causes of the pandemic. This is their much-anticipated report.
