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An unconventional study may help researchers make the most effective malaria vaccine yet.
Researchers are finding better ways to treat bone damage.
A drop in volcanic CO2 emissions may have once encased Earth in ice from pole to pole.
While AI systems are hugely helpful, with our current level of control, a superintelligent AI poses a looming risk.
A cryptic message from 1888 stumped decoders until a breakthrough revealed its weather-related secrets.
How many of these colors are you eating?
This wouldn't be the first time erectile dysfunction has been linked to other conditions.
Black holes may be less cosmic villains and more like co-creators in the early universe.
Mimas just became a much more interesting moon.
A chewing gum can tell us a lot about things like what our ancestors consumed, and how much they took care of their teeth.
Moonquakes shake up plans for human settlements.
Researchers uncover how exactly tardigrades endure extreme conditions, potentially paving the way for new medical innovations.
Self-driving cars have even more problems to deal with.
Researchers found a new "super-Earth" sitting in its star's goldilock zone. Could it harbor life?
High risk crypto doesn't match the reward.
You won't like what you hear.
The world of sugar dating is highly nuanced, challenging many of our stereotypes.
Otters remarkably managed to fix this ecosystem — even down to its geology.
Laser weapons are no longer limited to movies and cartoons.
The EU and China navigate tensions amid rising green technology trade.
It's not just about the plants you grow — it's also about the soil.
A fresh look at ancient texts reveals a rare glimpse of dementia in history.
Ambient light sensors in smartphones could pose unexpected privacy risks.
Personalized medicine is finally becoming a reality — starting with the food we eat.
A Norwegian study reveals significant findings in migraine treatment effectiveness and patient retention.
What is killing male antechinuses after mating season? It's apparently not the sleep deprivation.
Scientists kept a pig's brain alive outside its body for five hours, challenging the boundaries between life, technology, and the future of human consciousness."
Cultivated meat is good for the animals and environment, but is there a way to make it good for our pockets too?
Seaweed is rich in nutrients and if everything turns south -- it's something we should consider.
When the JWST was launched, we were promised amazing photos. Well, we got amazing photos.
New studies show that Neanderthals and humans shared northern Europe for thousands of years.
Nobody knows where great white sharks give birth and keep their newborns. It looks like we finally have a clue.
Japan is now officially part of an elite Moon-landing club.
Even though the US has no national ban on plastic bags, smaller-level bans have made a sizeable difference.
Beijing's Betavolt claims a 50-year maintenance-free, nuclear battery.
New findings indicate old childhood growth hormone treatments may be linked to early onset Alzheimer's disease
You know all those times we were warned about AI-manipulated images? Well... they're here.
After a century of speculation, a deep-sea drone may have finally located Amelia Earhart's lost aircraft in the Pacific Ocean.
Liquid water on ancient Mars seems to be essentially confirmed now.
The tiny ant is more powerful than you'd think.
The 3D scans of ancient ape bones reveal new insights into the evolution of bipedalism.
The hormone seems to diminish the 'audience effect'.
These iron objects in ancient Egypt date to 2-3 millennia BC. But the earliest evidence of smelting appeared much later, so what gives?
Some say he represents an invader, for others he is a saint, but according to science, the Cerne Giant is none other than Hercules.
Feeding a vegan diet to a carnivore might sound like a bad idea, but they actually seem to do well.
Alligators survive freezing temperatures by entering brumation, sticking their snouts out of ice-covered waters to breathe.
This could be the last hope for northern white rhinoceroses.
Would you use this type of tire?
Researchers found that the bacteria not only consume the plastic but also transform it into something extraordinary.
Using Robopteryx, a robotic model, scientists show that early flightless dinosaurs likely used proto-wings for hunting, not for flight.
