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The repeated blows to the head involved in tackle football may put many players at a huge risk of developing neurodegenerative disease.
This study rocks.
Dogs not only fill homes with joy, they also help humans live healthier lives.
Many Britons are woefully unaware of the importance of recycling.
Whenever you poke at your phone, hit the power button on your laptop, or start your Tesla, know that the work of these three laureates made it possible.
The study of molten exoplanets around Sun-like stars may provide answers as to the formation of Earth-like planets and the evolution of our world.
Water bears are cool but have you heared about mold pigs?
Is lab-grown meat coming of age?
This is not what Pluto looks like.
They were once cherished as a quirk of the city -- but some claim they've become a real problem.
It's exceptionally rare for a storm to intensify so quickly.
The findings suggest that vaping might cause lung cancer.
It's exciting to see exoplanet research being awarded with a Nobel Prize.
A scientist who likes rock climbing in their spare time will feel more confident at work.
Drones could someday replenish the world's lost coastal forests.
Because of its touted efficacy and minimal side effects, more and more people are now using CBD capsules.
New compelling evidence suggests that chimps, bonobos, and orangutans also have a 'theory of mind.'
If having most moons was a race, Saturn just took an unexpected lead.
They died-off suddenly -- but perhaps not dramatically.
All around the world, climate heating is making the forests more and more vulnerable.
As the Maya empire thrived, its environmental footprint also grew.
There are some good news from China, but it's not all rosy.
Mars' past seems to be more and more interesting.
Oxygen keeps the world turning. Well not really, but it's important for cells.
Taking shortcuts in education has never been easier in today's machine-powered age.
*happy bee noises*
A new record for the most atoms placed in a quantum superposition simultaneously has been set by researchers - pushing the boundary of massive particles showing quantum effects.
Vets are urging pet owners to consider insect-based food for their pets, saying that it’s healthier than any prime steak. As the world population continues to increase, food demand is becoming an increasingly pressing issue — particularly as the global demand for meat also continues to surge. Raising conventional livestock requires massive land and water […]
'This report has layers of flaws and is the most egregious abuse of evidence that I have seen.'
We're all being very productive here on Earth aren't we?
The discovery suggests humanity spread more diversely than was thought.
As the planet gets warmer due to the rising temperatures, one of the main concerns is sea-level rise.
Smells like work!
The findings come ahead of environmental protests next week in London.
Particle matter and other noxious fumes might make people more aggressive.
Ahh, lies... just like mama used to make 'em.
The study shows that psilocybin can be produced in a sustainable manner.
China is taking the lead in the race to develop the fastest bullet trains in the world. Starting with 2020, the nation will open an experimental track that will allow maglev trains to cruise with a phenomenal speed of up to 1,000 km/h (621 mph). This means that a 2,200-km trip from Wuhan to Guangzhou, […]
Researchers want to approach cancer like an infectious disease.
Left-handed people appear to have better verbal skills, but they also have slightly higher risks of Parkinson's and schizophrenia.
Here's a crazy idea: stop giving airtime to people who promote anti-scientific beliefs.
That's a lot of CO2.
Despite initially thought to come from land, most plastic debris in the sea can be linked to merchant ships, according to a new study which analyzed plastic bottles and containers from the past three decades. Researchers looked at the waste that arrived at the coast of Inaccessible Island – an isolated, uninhabited island in the […]
It's like the gift that keeps on giving, isn't it?
High up in the mountains of China.
You'll have to squint.
When we develop in the womb, we temporarily grow muscles that have last been seen in our ancestors 250 million years ago.
;)
The idea challenges the strict no-contamination guidelines that NASA and all space programs have closely adhered to for decades.
Wildfire-B-Gone!
