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WWII bombing destroyed these fossils. Now, rediscovered old photos reveal a new colossal dinosaur

Old photos rewrite the story of an Egyptian dinosaur lost to World War II.

Are aliens real? Here's what the scientists think

A groundbreaking survey in Nature Astronomy reveals a surprising consensus among scientists: the majority believe that alien life exists.

Teen Smoking Plummets Where Tobacco Ads Are Banned

Advertising has a significant impact on smoking, and banning these ads can make a huge difference.

Big Boy Is Here and He’s the Most Venomous Spider in the World

Scientists reveal the Sydney funnel-web spider is actually three distinct species, with Newcastle's "Big Boy" reigning supreme.

In Oregon, a giant 300-foot smiley face greets traffic every fall

Every fall, a hillside in Oregon flashes a giant, yellow smiley face of trees.

Punk and Emo in Prehistoric Seas: Fossils Rewrite Mollusk Evolution

Put the My Chemical Romance mixtape on. It's time.

Babies born on Mars could diverge from Earthlings within a couple of generations

Mars is a strange place and any humans born there are bound to look radically different over thousands or even hundreds of years of separation from Earth.

How a "Schrödinger's cat" atom with seven lives embedded in a silicon chip could change quantum computing

Scientists in Australia redefine quantum error correction using Schrödinger’s cat as a metaphor for resilience.

Sugar found in DNA could rival minoxidil in the fight against baldness (without the nasty side effects)

Is the future of hair regrowth hidden in 2-deoxy-D-ribose?

“Stonehenge of the East” has been quietly moving for thousands of years deepening the mystery of its purpose

Tectonic forces add a new twist to the mystery of Rujm el-Hiri’s concentric circles.

China wants to build massive solar station in space — it's like a ‘Three Gorges dam’ in orbit

China hopes to take the concept of space-sourced solar power from science fiction to reality.

Evolution is not just survival of the fittest. It’s also survival of the luckiest — and this science proves it

Even in a world of absolute equals, small strokes of luck can shape survival and evolutionary success in nature.

Lasers reveal stunning ancient tattoos hidden on 800-year-old Peruvian mummies

Laser-stimulated fluorescence unveils intricate Chancay tattoos.

Was the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment a big fat lie?

A French science historian dug deep into the true story of the Stanford prison experiment – revealing ‘guards’ were actually coached to be brutal. His findings are now available in English.

The octopus and the beer bottle: how intelligent octopuses are making the most of polluted oceans

Someone's thrash is another one's treasure - this old saying has an entirely different meaning for an octopus.

Stunning close-up views of scorching hot Mercury may surprisingly reveal ice in its craters

ESA and JAXA's BepiColombo mission recently completed its last flyby of Mercury, revealing stunning details about the planet's volcanic plains and icy craters.

The dark connection between mass shooters and their deadly copycats

High-profile mass shootings inspire copycats years later, fueled by shared traits and media exposure.

The Earth's Mantle is Far More Dynamic and Chaotic Than We Thought

The Earth's mantle isn't just a hot, dense layer of rock; it's a dynamic and diverse engine driving our planet's geology.

AI takes on whisky and it's doing just as well as the experts — if not better

Could AI outsniff human experts? Researchers have developed machine learning models that decode whisky aromas with remarkable accuracy,.

Ice Age Geographers? 20,000-Year-Old 3D Map Found in France

Engraved over 20 millennia ago, it intertwines ritual, symbolism, and water management in a stunning display of prehistoric ingenuity.

This surprising metal beats copper as an ultrathin wire for next-gen electronics

Thin, disordered films of niobium phosphide conduct electricity better than copper, researchers found in a new study.

Why firefighters in LA can't use salt water from the ocean to battle wildfires

Seawater may be plentiful, but its salty drawbacks make it a last resort for battling flames.

Scientists find spiders smell with their legs and the science behind it is fascinating

Spiders have always lived alongside humans, so it’s surprising how much we still don’t know about them. One long-standing mystery was related to how spiders detect smells. Now, our latest research has finally uncovered the secret. In a study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, we demonstrated that male spiders use olfactory […]

Scientists uncover how your brain flushes out waste during sleep

Scientists uncover a pulsating system that flushes out brain waste during non-REM sleep.

Woman's nut allergy triggered after sex in bizarre first

She was allergic to Brazil nuts, but it wasn’t any she ate that sent her to the hospital.

Weekend warriors, rejoice: working out once in a while is also good for your brain

It seems that even exercise just on the weekend still has significant cognitive benefits.

Can Your Voice Reveal Diabetes? This New AI Thinks So

Researchers have developed a voice-based AI tool that can detect Type 2 diabetes with surprising accuracy.

Archaeologists uncover 1,300-year-old throne room in Peru linked to powerful female ruler

Recently studied murals suggest a powerful female leader once ruled the Moche.

Breakdancer develops one-inch lump on his scalp after 20 years of headspins

Surgeons removed the man's "breakdance bulge" and the patient is now okay.

Scientists Use Math to Show New Type of Particles Once Considered Impossible Might Be Real

Researchers uncover new particle behaviors that break the two-type mold of quantum mechanics.

Hobbyist Builds AI-Assisted Rifle Robot Using ChatGPT: "We're under attack from the front left and front right. Respond accordingly"

The viral video sparked ethical debates about the broader implications of AI weapons.

Drones Helps Researchers Uncover a Lost Mega-Fortress in Georgia

Researchers have long known about the formidable scale of the Dmanisis Gora fortress, but a recent study has unveiled its true magnitude. Using drone-based imagery and photogrammetry, a team of scientists has revealed that this 3,000-year-old structure in the Caucasus Mountains spans an astonishing 60 to 80 hectares. A cultural crossroads The South Caucasus is […]

James Webb Telescope Uses Cosmic "Magnifying glass" to Detect Stars 6.5 Billion Light-Years Away

The research group observed a galaxy nearly 6.5 billion light-years from Earth; when the universe was half its current age.

Eating more peanuts, herbs, and spices can boost your gut microbiome

A small change in diets can make a big difference for your health.

Did your rent just surge? Blame this price-fixing AI landlord costing Americans $3.6 billion annually

AI is changing the housing market and renters are paying the price.

Melting Antarctic Ice Could Awaken 100 Hidden Volcanoes

As ice recedes, hidden volcanoes under Antarctica awaken, reshaping predictions for climate change.

This Hornet Can Drink 80% Alcohol Without Ever Getting Drunk and Scientists Finally Know Why

Oriental hornets never get intoxicated with alcohol no matter how strong the alcohol or how long they drink.

200 Jurassic-era dinosaur footprints unearthed on UK’s largest dinosaur highway

Thanks to a storm, these dinosaur footprints managed to remain preserved for 166 million years.

The Soviets sent most of its intellectuals to remote gulags. Decades later, those areas became more prosperous

A new study reveals that regions near Soviet GULAG camps are more prosperous today, thanks to the unintended legacy of intellectual capital of educated prisoners

Strange Painted Penis Bone Found in England Reveals Rituals From Roman Britain

An enigmatic artifact suggests ancient rituals tied to fertility and agricultural cycles.

Not armed, but dangerous: New Armless dinosaur species unearthed in Argentina

This dino was not armed, but still very dangerous!

Tiny Surfers: How Bats Use Warm Air Waves for Epic Migrations

The discovery that bats synchronize their migrations with storm fronts provides critical insights into their survival strategies.

Does taking part in Veganuary put people off meat in the long term? Here’s what the evidence shows

With millions participating annually, Veganuary is more than just a trend—it’s transforming attitudes towards meat.

Chimp Choose Their Stone Tools Like Our Human Ancestors From 2.5 Million Years Ago

Wild chimpanzees' tool selection reveals surprising parallels with ancient hominins.

What are the effects of Dry January? Better sleep, more energy and feeling in control

Can a month without alcohol really change your life? Dry January participants report a wealth of benefits.

Yellowstone is unlikely to erupt soon. But we should still keep an eye on it

A Yellowstone eruption is the stuff of apocalyptic nightmares, but there's good news: a new study shows its magma is locked in a crystalline 'mush', not ready to blow.

Toxic-Free Method Extracts 99.99% of Gold from Electronic Waste

What if your discarded electronics could not only recover gold but also help combat climate change by transforming CO2 into useful materials?

Why Paris Is Leaving Cars Behind for Bikes

Paris has reinvented itself as a cyclist’s paradise, moving from car-dominated streets to a city crisscrossed by bike lanes.

Pluto and its Moon Charon Formed Through a Cosmic "Kiss and Capture"

Until now, the thinking was that Pluto and Charon formed like Earth and our Moon. New research has flipped that script.

Ancient Rome's lead air pollution may have dropped average IQ by up to 3 points

Ancient Rome’s relentless lead pollution may have dimmed the intellect of its citizens, leaving a toxic legacy that survives in today's Greenland ice sheet.

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