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At four or less you basically make no mistakes, but once you hit five it gets complicated.
Have you ever thought how much engineering goes into the small things we use every day?
Research identifies a genetic mutation causing increased hunger and obesity risk in Labradors and flat-coated retrievers.
A green honeycreeper with a body half male and half female captivates scientists.
Researchers have discovered that a specific genetic mutation causes the unique brown fur of Qinling pandas.
RMIT University researchers have created a magnesium-ion water battery that's safer and more sustainable than lithium-ion batteries.
For centuries, scientists have been creating beautiful reconstructions of flowers. Now, they're adding a new dimension to it.
Electric fish employ a unique form of collective sensing, reshaping our understanding of animal communication.
Does this look like a Triassic hotspot to you?
Europa produces about 100 times less oxygen than previously estimated.
The secrets of ancient Roman wine are being uncorked by modern science.
Hungry mosquitoes apparently make for better vectors of disease.
A new study challenges the conventional link between dopamine and drug abuse.
Cutting edge agriculture just got a bit better.
A novel method recovers gold from smartphones, computers and other electronic waste using whey protein.
Humans and other apes are tail-less due to a peculiar 'jumping gene', which used to be considered 'junk DNA'.
The heatwaves aren't here yet. But they will come.
One specimen was smaller than seven millimeters.
They're some of the toughest creatures we know of. We may have just brought them to the moon.
Humping humpbacks add new insight into whale reproductive behavior.
Some animals are notorious for their loud sounds, but for fish, this is very unusual.
The world is in dire need of an accessible and affordable breast cancer screening technology. Here is one that looks perfect.
New research is providing insight that may help bridge gravity and quantum mechanics.
Detecting depression in its earlier stages is a big challenge.
Exposure to ready-to-eat food outlets seems to be linked to a higher risk of heart failure.
It's like taking a million cars off the road.
The findings underscore the need for more regulatory oversight for tattoo inks.
This is a faster digital method for crafting lifelike prosthetic eyes using 3D printing, promising enhanced comfort and appearance for users.
Some stars start consuming parts of their solar systems. They're called "cannibal stars."
Is engineering ready for the future?
We all need to care more about the ocean. A marine biologist explains why.
In the process of proving we could deflect asteroids we also learned quite a bit about them.
It's one of entomology's more bizarre puzzles — and it's now been solved.
Neanderthals crafted sophisticated adhesives from ochre and bitumen.
Our households have become increasingly digitized -- and this comes with many risks.
Friendships that morph into something more are underrated.
A new study suggests fermentation -- not fire -- as the catalyst of our more potent brains.
If you've ever needed a reason to work out — here it is.
Nature can be a good source of inspiration.
Sure, you've heard of the Library of Alexandria and the Hanging Gardens -- but have you heard of these?
From hidden giant to galactic groove machine, the Radcliffe Wave is shaking up our understanding of the Milky Way, one cosmic sway at a time
Parenting has changed a lot, but there's still a long way to go.
Researchers found a vast proliferation of messages related to sports betting during NBA and NHL games and advertising.
The mini-bug and water strider open up new realms in the field of small robots.
Bats have the uncanny power to contain dangerous viruses without getting sick. However, if disturbed, the viruses in bats may jump on us.
AI data centers may require 2.5 times more electricity than conventional data centers. Where will all this extra electricity come from?
Scientists make a breakthrough in understanding how whales sing.
By surpassing the optical diffraction limit, researchers have engineered a DVD-sized disk capable of storing data equivalent to 10,000 Blu-ray discs.
It's not that expensive and only needs to be done 2 or 3 times yearly but has been shown to improve health.
Researchers have dramatically narrowed down the possible location of the elusive Planet X, a massive, yet undiscovered member of our solar system.
