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Day trading is gambling, not investing, experts say.
Though to be honest, can we really call it 'junk' now?
Here's how you can do your bit for the planet this month.
It's 80 times more efficient than the microprocessor you're using to read this.
The classical images are far from accurate.
Researchers from Europe and the United States show that a new tuberculosis vaccine, MTBVAC, protects better than the current BCG vaccine in a model of tuberculosis in macaques.
A banana can teach you much about history.
Millions rely on tropical forests in Africa, such as the Guinean Forests. Thanks to satellites, they can be easier protected.
Snakes climbing up electrical poles might sound scary, but it's much worse for them.
Cosmologists aren’t sure about how fast the universe expands and the mystery continues.
If you are over forty and wear glasses, the odds are you’ve heard about progressive lenses. Progressive lenses are regarded as an upgrade to traditional bifocal or trifocal glasses, but they also come with a new challenge. Whereas the old faithfuls had clear lines between each different lens, progressive lenses blend seamlessly into each other. […]
From forks to coffee capsules, the Latin American city takes a big step
They’re small and pretty and they need our help.
Vaccines are here, but dangers still lurk.
Health care and front line workers will begin to be vaccinated this month
A cancer-targeting approach breaks from existing therapies.
How do you say 'one with everything' in Latin?
We all have an innate fear of dentists -- and we end up paying the price for it.
Spatial memory? Check. Visual imagery? Nada.
First impressions: LiveSnippets lets you use them, not lose them.
I grew up in a Christian home, where a photo of Jesus hung on my bedroom wall. I still have it. It is schmaltzy and rather tacky in that 1970s kind of way, but as a little girl I loved it. In this picture, Jesus looks kind and gentle, he gazes down at me lovingly. […]
The only clear answer is that there's no clear answer.
We’re wired to leverage smell for more than stew and sorbet. Smelling is connecting, and when COVID-19 takes that away, you can call support numbers to cope.
Eating meat isn't good for the environment -- even when it's organic.
Betelgeuse didn't go boom, it just coughed a bit.
Cities could save millions on public health costs and gain major economic benefits.
They might be small, but these mussels shoulder tremendous responsibility.
It's not ideal, but it's better than some expected.
The roots of the problem remain largely unaddressed.
Eighty of the known 96 species in this toad family are endangered, critically endangered or extinct in the wild.
This is the first time the full genome of an ancient human has been extracted from a source other than human bones.
Changing cooking methods can make a real difference.
The Food and Drug Administration recently gave the green light for the first new malaria drug in 60 years.
"If Venus is indeed active today, it would make a great place to visit," said researchers,
The waterway would fo from Poland to Ukraine and it would be Europe's longest one
ZME Science delves into a timely Yuletide investigation of the science that enables Santa to deliver Christmas to millions of children across the globe. If you thought it was magic, think again.
If galaxies were human, GN-z11 would want you to get off its lawn.
Despite the global pandemic that has brought much of the world to a grinding halt, space scientists have continued to push the boundaries of our knowledge throughout 2020.
It had an interesting, spiral-like arrangement.
The accidental creation of tidal marshes could offer resilience to the area, researchers say.
Bad news for sushi.
Quite possibly the weirdest ham radio flex in medical history.
All study participants were good girls and boys.
Two imps want to trip up scientists as they chase pandemic solutions to save lives. Experts say we can’t let the imps win.
Want a little speckled turtle? Forget it. They're adorable but endangered.
Still a ways to go, but it’s an important step.
Sadly, it met its end in the Sun's corona.
AIs appear to systematically disadvantage minorities and economically marginalised people.
Some US waterways have become greener and others yellower, but overall many have changed.
While the condition isn't necessarily something that needs to be 'cured', having a potential treatment would be useful.
