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Some are more willing than others to transition.
Be kind to yourself, say researchers.
Uranus' rings are thin and imperceptible to all but the largest telescopes.
A new study calls for better methods to support families with LGBT children.
This could end up saving many lives.
Life, uhm, finds a way.
Poor posture may be causing people to grow a short protuberance from the back of the skull.
Vaccines work. Vaccines save lives but we are all at risk of vaccine-preventable diseases until everyone is convinced.
Breathe in deep!
A new study explains our tendency to overconsume digital information whether its social media or clickbait.
It's scary how lifelike this robot is.
"We want to know if it's possible that more heat tolerant, non-preferred algae could revive bleached coral communities even if the relationship is less efficient," the authors say.
We're hoarding all the supply.
Memory may be far more complex than meets the eye.
Putting a price on the environment isn't easy, but it helps in order to save it.
They did not come in peace.
There goes Jurassic Park!
That's pretty metal.
A popular accessory among cat owners that might do more harm than good.
The early universe was a wild place to be in.
Drug users seem not to like drug dealers that much -- not if they have an alternative, anyway.
More like Sciency McScienceFace!
A mesmerizing YouTube trick finally gets naked in front of science.
If it's icky but it works....
We're about to witness a paradigm shift in how diseases are being diagnosed.
"Many of the challenges we have today are the same ones they had in Çatalhöyük — only magnified," say the paper's authors.
Volcanic craters act as giant horns that emit intense low-frequency sounds.
In the future, humans might be protected by vaccines against stress like they are now from the flu.
A tsunami-devastated region has a long historical precedent.
A crucial ingredient for life was found on Europa.
Lightning may not strike two times in the same place -- but tsunami sure does.
Spend some time in nature this weekend.
Keep your head high. Unless you want to be scary. Then keep it low.
Mankind has been cooking starches for a long, long time.
Finally, the world may soon have a vaccine against the devastating disease.
Technology is driving the industry toward providing alternatives to conventionally produced food products.
War isn't clean, it would seem.
Yet another important study that suggests red meat is very bad for our health.
We're getting closer to one of archaeology's Holy Grails.
Things are heating up.
Exciting news from Elon Musk.
Ever wondered how plants manage to survive in ungodly high temperatures?
Which kind of toothbrush do you use?
Three percent, ten percent, forty-seven percent -- what's a reasonable price?
We each consume about five grams of microplastics each week.
The "luxury effect" also propagates across animals.
They're running out of food -- and climate change seems to be involved.
Yet another testament to how smart and socially advanced dolphins are.
Hear that? That's the sound of an itsy-bitsy fishy heart breaking apart and it's tragic.
Did you know that Bitcoin is a significant contributor to global warming?
