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"This is the first evidence for a direct link between human activities and the loss of ice from West Antarctica."
Researchers may have finally found a way to prevent the most common sexually transmitted infection in the world.
There are chitin walls in the insects' salivary glands that block 90% of the parasites from infecting a new host.
"Now we can say that 90 percent can come out of treatment cured,” one scientist said in a statement.
Two-thousand processors simulated more than 8 million universes and countless galaxies.
Luckily it's not the only one because I already have it. Double helpings.
But, remember kids, the real treasure was the friends they made along the way.
If the consumption of meat and dairy doesn’t fall, at least one-quarter of the world’s tropical lands could disappear by the end of the century.
Looks tasty, honestly.
study proved that one way to treat cancer is by exploiting one of its loopholes to convert cancerous cells into harmless fat, stopping it from growing and "healing" the body in the process.
With the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo fast approaching, the government doesn't want to rock the boat too much and is delaying a decision.
Losses include but are not limited to those giant eagles at the end of Lord of the Rings.
The authors call this a "landmark achievement."
The fossil forest, which is larger than Grand Central Station, is the earliest example of a forest in Asia.
The vast majority of cases are latent tuberculosis infection. However, they can still develop active TB disease in the future.
When researchers asked 500 Americans how they feel about foods that contain genetically modified organisms (GMOs), the results were even more interesting than expected.
A new study outlines the conditions that couple quantum gravity and low-energy physics.
It's a dark matter study. Of course, it's weird.
The decline is twice as severe as for land or ocean vertebrates.
Bad news for bees.
The wealth of newly discovered ancient galaxies suggests that scientists may have to refine their model of the universe.
Hold on to your passport!
"Our findings support both the notion that PTSD is not unnatural, and that long-lasting effects of predator-induced fear with likely effects on fecundity and survival, are the norm in nature."
"I've shown the videos to biologists who study invertebrates and their reaction is always the same: they shake their heads in wonder," said one of the researchers.
Celiac disease could someday be diagnosed with a few hours instead of weeks or months.
An event unworthy of the 21st century.
This is amazing -- and a bit scary.
Cosplay enthusiasts rejoice!
It's amazing what you can do with one fossil.
Choose your food wisely and demand more of producers, the researchers advise us.
The conditions necessary to form the building blocks of life are more feasible than meets eyes.
Some people thrive on waking up at 4 AM every day -- and this might run in the family.
It's like a game of chicken where the winner gets to eat your chips.
A new dinosaur species was hiding in plain sight.
"I imagine in the future we can make human livers where you can order what kind of function you want, or even enhance function."
Hundreds of days exposed to cosmic rays could put astronauts at risk of brain damage.
Instead of going after the gain, reframe to focus on the potential loss. It's far more effective, researchers say.
Turtles can control their own development and choose for themselves whether to become a boy or a girl.
All of the bling, none of the volume.
I'll admit it -- I did not expect this.
New updates from the spacecraft that came the closest to the sun.
"Since the virus cannot infect human liver cells, it is highly unlikely that the virus can infect people."
After all, the Earth was once a snowball too.
Chameleons are cool but have you heard about this master of disguise?
Let's find the missing black holes!
The other star we've found so far has so little iron -- a key indicator that it was forged close to the dawn of the universe.
It's common sense that a plant's roots grow downward in the soil -- but it hasn't always been like this.
The discovery has implications for the improvement of technologies like solar energy systems.
... and thanks to climate change, the Apavement will be hot much more often.
Size isn't everything.
