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The two mathematicians are true pioneers in their fields.
Researchers find million-year-old plants in frozen ice core.
New tech developments are happening in the wind power sector
Space: the final petri dish.
It's almost ready for launch!
Lightning -- and not meteorites -- may have seeded life on Earth.
The fastest-growing mushrooms can't do it, just the more resilient ones.
The mini-brains were able to learn how to play the game faster than an AI.
It's just a pilot, but it could have massive effects.
*happy bubble noises*
Urban floods are about to become that much worse.
Milkomeda is really happening -- #couplegoals.
The entire front panel was recreated with a 3D computer model, and that's when researchers noticed something.
A first-hand description from the forefront of medical research.
We need as many ways to get rid of plastic as possible.
University team takes a look at the moon's ghastly, sticky blanket -- and how astronauts could keep it off.
It's similar to how these clouds form on Earth only on a massive scale.
Using the Hubble Space Telescope astronomers have spotted GJ 1132 b, an extraordinary exoplanet where volcanic activity 'grew' an atmosphere.
I spy with my robot eye.
It was already a big problem before the Covid-19 pandemic, but plastic waste is now turning into an even larger issue – and face masks, in particular, are not helping the cause. We need them to avoid the spread of the virus but at the same time, there’s no official guidance on how to dispose […]
The world's biodiversity was suffering before. Now, it's worse.
Glass frogs are famous for their see-through skin that can even reveal the amphibians’ internal organs. Surprisingly, not too much attention has been given to this fascinating translucency — until now. An international team of researchers used a combination of field trials and computer-aided modeling and detection to analyze the glass frog’s translucent skin in […]
A backup plan in case we screw up this planet for good.
The consensus is that all Bronze Age societies in Europe were patriarchal -- maybe not this one.
This is nothing to chirp or warble about.
In less than a century, it could become too hot and humid to live there.
It's so ancient it could help us understand the building blocks of planets.
The experiment showed Newton's law of gravity holds true even between tiny masses measuring just 90 milligrams.
It's a dark episode in human history.
The study helps combat romantic ideas about this ancient population.
Our food habits are largely unsustainable.
Turning fabrics into display electronics could lead to a new class of smart clothing.
Say no to indoor cannabis. Outdoor... well, that's a different story.
This ancient village fought against the sea.
It's been a trainwreck, and the Brazilian president still disregards the severity of the crisis.
After three years since quitting steroids, some men still had abnormally low markers for healthy testicular function.
It is the first organoid of bone, a simplified version of the original.
The method used on 'Sherlock' has actually been used since Roman times, with great success.
Sea otters hadn't been seen on the North California Coast since the 1880s -- but they're back to help protect the kelp forests.
She's the oldest known wild bird in history -- and she's pretty awesome!
It's unlike anything that's been seen before.
Its source is a radio loud quasar blasting out jets when the universe was still in its infancy.
Science isn't perfect, and neither was Darwin.
An algorithm could curb the pandemic's wrecking ball on hospital resources.
Second only to Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Edvard Munch’s The Scream may be the most iconic human figure in the history of Western art.
Your future furniture might be produced with lab-grown wood
We seriously have to re-think our food shopping and cooking
The trek is a few dozen kilometers long.
Now that's a big steak!
This unique type of space weather could have important consequences for GPS systems.
