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Technology can help warn us of an upcoming eruption.
Sometimes, it's best to admit that we simply don't know the right answer (yet).
Mine keeps letting me down.
Tree ring-like growth lines in baby Neanderthal teeth suggest they were first weaned at around 6 months of age.
Oh you naughty, naughty kids.
Logistical and technical issues make the project difficult to carry out.
The US produces the most plastic waste in total and per capita, a new study found.
Beta testers for SpaceX's internet satellite network are reporting good connections so far.
It’s called “media multitasking,” and it may lead to poor attention and memory loss in young adults.
Dogs are not only our best friends but also our oldest ones.
Can’t have smoke without fire.
Better watch where you step-- or even what you touch -- in a hospital.
Imagine how many nuggets you could make from one of these.
This Halloween, you are invited to spend the evening in a haunted house with a difference. At ZME Manor the supernatural meets the scientific. Which will survive? And what will be left of it?
Geologists mimicked conditions in soil from Mars and found growing plants could prove difficult.
No other place has reached such a milestone.
You should be well protected if you use a home-made face mask.
It spent 312 days in the air.
Ocean fishing releases a lot of CO2 that would otherwise be locked on the sea floor.
These freaky looking spiders can sense incoming prey from more than two meters away.
With Black Friday and the winter holidays just around the corner, we’re in no short supply of good deals during this time of the year. Many people around the world (myself included) will take advantage of these and swap in their phones for a newer model. Granted, with the way 2020 has been going, it’s […]
Less ice means more melt which means less ice.
People often provide food and shelter that these animals have learned to use.
Its astronomical value is another reason why we should invest more in space.
The Gravettian art culture famous for stone age Venus statues was more widespread than previously thought.
These flying reptiles dominated the skies until they were wiped out by a killer asteroid.
Money matters. A lot.
Killing cancer with style.
Cats ruining things: a tale as old as time.
Well, this is unexpected.
The risk is real, but not very large, researchers say.
An accessible health clinic for communities in Indonesia helped bring down local deforestation rates.
This could mean less pollution and cheaper energy for us all
80% of COVID-19 patients have vitamin D deficiency, a Spanish study found, compared to 40% for the general population
We need to take action to protect the Mediterranean from plastic waste.
The COVID-19 pandemic has taught millions of people across the world at least one valuable lesson: the single most important thing that one can do to stave off the spread of an infectious disease is to practice social distancing. As long as infected hosts are in limited contact with healthy hosts, a pathogen can’t spread […]
Changes in the metabolism of sugar in the brain may be responsible for the characteristic loss of sense of smell.
The moon is much wetter than we thought -- not one, but two papers show it.
Winter is coming, and with it, the scenario epidemiologists were fearing: pandemic fatigue and a global surge of cases.
It's super cute, too!
We're probably headed for a grim winter, a new study concludes. But there are ways to alleviate that.
NASA has announced that water is more common on the Moon than previously believed, with traces now discovered at its sunlit Lunar South Pole. This is an area that has been traditionally considered free of water.
Always remember the 3Rs: reduce, reuse, and recycle. But in this order!
Most of them are being shipped to countries with weak regulation.
Don’t throw away that rancid oil, we can top up the car with it!
Suffering from success.
Question still remain on how this target will be met.
This article is sponsored by New Medical Technologies.
The aptly named PizzaBot 5000 can crank out pizzas all day long.
Could economies be driven by what people believe, not by cold facts? One book says “probably”.
