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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.
The same anti-aphrodisiac is produced by some plants to attract butterflies. Despite the contradiction, the chemical signaling seems to work both ways.
The closest one should pass around the same distance the Moon orbits at.
We knew it happened in the gut, but we didn’t know why.
Breeds with exaggerated features may be more vulnerable to health problems.
Governmental or not, everyone agrees 2020 was one of the warmest years.
The avenue is clogged with tourists and heavy traffic.
Researchers have found that a type of immune cell is more abundant in breastfed babies than formula-fed babies.
Anyone know how I can get a job as a policymaker?
Nobody was hurt and nothing blew up so, altogether, not that bad!
This mythical-looking dagger may have played a symbolic role in prehistoric Iberian society.
We are and will continue to plant more street trees, urban groves and informal clusters of trees in our parks and green spaces. Treetopia has begun.
Plants are on track to move from being carbon sinks to carbon sources
He lives in France and has asthma, which would worsen in Bangladesh. It was argument enough for the court.
Coffee economics: Keith Tan woke up a six-axis Ella. We’ve learned a lot about social distancing, now ponder coffee distancing. Robots take your order, make the beverage, and settle the payment. It’s a new day in PandemicLand. Or is it just the future? Pre-pandemic, it was a common feel-good activity: having a cup of Joe […]
Dire wolves weren't the distant cousins of modern wolves as we've been led to believe all these years.
Clumps, abnormal aggregations, what's going on?
These underwater robots operate as a collective artificial intelligence.
Some 455 centuries ago, these people must have seen a really big pig.
Bioluminescence is much more common and important for marine life than most people think.
The park has been repeatedly attacked over the years and even had to shut down once.
Less clinical biopsies mean less invasions.
The giant black hole formed just 670 million years after the Big Bang.
The first complete scan from the eROSITA mission shows a large structure emerging from the galactic center.
It's the largest drop since World War II, but not because of climate action
It's an unprecedented achievement owed to intense scientific efforts and massive funding.
It’s the fastest-developed vaccine ever -- here’s how we pulled it off.
Science and society, necessarily and dutifully, are connected in an intricate network of direct and indirect influences that culminate with technological and social revolutions.
They may be tiny, but there's strength in numbers.
Sometimes, to see down you must go up.
