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Birds Are Singing Nearly An Hour Longer Every Day Because Of City Lights

Light pollution is making birds sing nearly an hour longer each day

China Has Built the First Underwater AI Data Center Cooled by the Ocean Itself

By sinking servers beneath the sea, China may change the future of sustainable computing.

World's Oldest Water is 1.6 billion Years Old -- and This Scientist Tasted It

Apparently, it tastes 'very salty and bitter'.

New Dads’ Brains Light Up in Surprising Ways When They See Their Babies

New fathers’ brains respond uniquely to their own infants, tuning for care and connection.

Divers Pulled a Sphinx and Roman Coins From a 2,000-Year-Old Sunken City in Egypt

Archaeologists lift ancient treasures from Abu Qir Bay.

Heatwaves Don't Just kill People. They Also Make Us Older

Every year's worth of heatwaves could add about two weeks of aging to your body

Parked Dark-Colored Cars Are Like Mini Heat Islands That Make City Streets Several Degrees Hotter

The color of your car may be heating your street—and your city

Horned 'Zombie Rabbits' Spook Locals in Colorado But Scientists Say These Could Hold Secrets to Cancer

The bizarre infection could help cancer research.

Orange Cats Are Genetically Unlike Any Other Mammal and Now We Know Why

The iconic coats are due to a mutation not seen in other animals.

U.S. Mine Waste Contains Enough Critical Minerals and Rare Earths to Easily End Imports. But Tapping into These Resources Is Anything but Easy

The rocks we discard hold the clean energy minerals we need most.

The stunning archaeology uncovered by a railway project in Britain

From carved figurines to coins, skeletons, and even entire settlements, the railway has opened up a new golden age of archaeology.

Giant solar panels in space could deliver power to Earth around the clock by 2050

A new study shows space solar panels could slash Europe’s energy costs by 2050.

Our Primate Ancestors Weighed Less Than an Ounce and Surprisingly Evolved in The Cold – Not The Tropics

New research overturns decades of assumptions about how – and where – our lineage began.

Your Gut Microbes Could Be Controlling Your Sugar Cravings

It's not you, it's them.

Frozen Wonder: Ceres May Have Cooked Up the Right Recipe for Life Billions of Years Ago

If this dwarf planet supported life, it means there were many Earths in our solar system.

Are Cyborg Jellyfish the Next Step of Deep Ocean Exploration?

We still know very little about our oceans. Can jellyfish change that?

Can AI help us reduce hiring bias? It's possible, but it needs healthy human values around it

AI may promise fairer hiring, but new research shows it only reduces bias when paired with the right human judgment and diversity safeguards.

Hidden for over a century, a preserved Tasmanian Tiger head "found in a bucket" may bring the lost species back from extinction

Researchers recover vital RNA from Tasmanian tiger, pushing de-extinction closer to reality.

Island Nation Tuvalu Set to Become the First Country Lost to Climate Change. More Than 80% of the Population Apply to Relocate to Australia Under World's First 'Climate Visa'

Tuvalu will likely become the first nation to vanish because of climate change.

Archaeologists Discover 6,000 Year Old "Victory Pits" That Featured Mass Graves, Severed Limbs, and Torture

Ancient times weren't peaceful by any means.

A 5,000-Year-Old Cow Tooth Just Changed What We Know About Stonehenge

An ancient tooth reshapes what we know about the monument’s beginnings.

Astronomers See Inside The Core of a Dying Star For the First Time, Confirm How Heavy Atoms Are Made

An ‘extremely stripped supernova’ confirms the existence of a key feature of physicists’ models of how stars produce the elements that make up the Universe.

Scientists Master the Process For Better Chocolate and It’s Not in the Beans

Researchers finally control the fermentation process that can make or break chocolate.

Rejoice! Walmart's Radioactive Shrimp Are Only a Little Radioactive

You could have a little radioactive shrimp as a treat. (Don't eat any more!)

Newly Found Stick Bug is Heavier Than Any Insect Ever Recorded in Australia

Bigger than a cockroach and lighter than a golf ball, a giant twig emerges from the misty mountains.

Chevy’s New Electric Truck Just Went 1,059 Miles on a Single Charge and Shattered the EV Range Record

No battery swaps, no software tweaks—yet the Silverado EV more than doubled its 493-mile range. How’s this possible?

Most Countries in the World Were Ready for a Historic Plastic Agreement. Oil Giants Killed It

Diplomats from 184 nations packed their bags with no deal and no clear path forward.

Dolphins and Whales Can Be Friends and Sometimes Hang Out Together

They have a club and you're not invited.

Cats in a Finnish Village Have a Coat Pattern That's Never Been Seen Before

These beautiful and unique cats have similarly unique DNA.

Scientists Uncover 505-Million-Year-Old Penis Worm with a Mouthful of Bizarre Teeth

Evolution was trying things out.

The Bishop, the Cleric, and the Woman on Seashells: Scientists Recreate the Faces of Scotland’s Early Christians

Their faces were lost to the world. Now, science has brought them back.

Scientists May Have Found a New Mineral on Mars. It Hints The Red Planet Stayed Warm Longer

Scientists trace an enigmatic infrared band to heated, oxygen-altered sulfates.

Why Some Pro Athletes Keep Getting Better as They Age, Even In Their Late 30s

The same principles that help athletes on the court, field or track can help you regulate stress and adapt to changes in everyday life.

These Seabirds Poop 5% of Their Body Weight Every Hour and They Only Do It While Flying Over the Ocean

Scientists strapped cameras to shearwaters and discovered nonstop midair pooping.

Beef is Driving Huge Deforestation and Emissions, But Is Regenerative Grazing a Solution?

Beef production contributes to numerous global crises, from climate change to habitat destruction to biodiversity loss.

It Costs Less Than A Hundredth Of A Cent To Stop An Hour Of Chicken Pain, Scientists Say

Researchers attempt to measure animal pain in dollars and hours.

A Croatian Freediver Held His Breath for 29 Minutes and Set a World Record

Croatian freediver Vitomir Maričić smashed a world record and pushed human limits underwater.

AI Visual Trickery Is Already Invading the Housing Market

Welcome to the new frontier of house hunting: AI-generated real estate photos.

The World’s First Laptop Weighed 24 Pounds and Had a Five Inch Screen, But It Changed Computers Forever

From obscurity to fame to fortune and back again, Adam Osborne changed the computer landscape.

Solar Trees Could Save Forests From Deforestation While Generating the Same Power as Solar Farms

New research shows tree-shaped solar arrays beat flat panels in energy and ecology.

Not All Potatoes Are Equal: French Fries Fuel Diabetes, But Mashed and Baked Potatoes Don’t

If you’re eating deep-fried potatoes three times a week, it’s an open invitation to type 2 diabetes.

You Can Now Buy a Humanoid Robot for Under $6,000 – Here’s What It Can Do

The Unitree R1 robot is versatile, with a human-like range of motion.

Volkswagen Wants You to Pay a Subscription to Access All the Car Features

You pay a subscription for Netflix, how about your car?

The disturbing reason why Japan's Olympic athletes wear outfits designed to block infrared

Voyeurism is the last thing we need in sports

Brain Implant Translates Silent Inner Speech into Words, But Critics Raise Fears of Mind Reading Without Consent

To prevent authorized mind reading, the researchers had to devise a "password".

'Skin in a Syringe' Might be the Future of Scar Free Healing For Burn Victims

Scientists design injectable, 3D-printable gels that could revolutionize skin repair.

A Bacterial Protein Could Become the First True Antidote for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Researchers engineered a molecule that soaks up deadly CO accumulation without dangerous side effects.

Researchers Say This Wash Cycle Makes Clothes Look New Longer While Slashing Dye Transfer And Pollution

Washing in cooler, shorter cycles saves clothes, energy, and oceans.

A Pretzel-Shaped Implant Erased Bladder Cancer In More Than 80 Percent Of Patients

New drug delivery system helps patients avoid bladder removal surgery.

Scientists Say Dogs, Rats and Even Birds Dream About Their Daily Lives and We Finally Know What They See in Their Sleep

Turns out, animals dream a lot like us: about everyday life.