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"Diamond rain" on icy planets has unexpected connection to magnetic fields

Experiments with X-ray lasers simulate space conditions.

Hidden temple under parking lot redefines the Roman Empire's transition to Christianity

A newly discovered Roman temple in Italy reveals Constantine's reign shows a blend of Christianity and paganism.

Immense, Ancient Oasis Fortification Discovered in Arabian Desert

It's unclear who built this structure, and why exactly it was so big.

Is it cheaper to own an EV instead of a gas vehicle? It depends on where you live

Researchers look at costs of owning a vehicle in 14 cities in the United States

A mother used her EV to power her son's dialysis machine amid storms and a blackout

Electric vehicles with bidirectional charging can be life-saving, especially in times of power cuts and natural disasters.

Defying the impossible: How a Nobel Laurate chemist invented a new field in catalysis against all odds

Benjamin List's groundbreaking research defied the field and created sustainable, safer catalysts.

The structure of our families is about to change drastically over the next few decades

We need to account for these upcoming changes.

Life's Final Flash: First-ever recorded brain activity at death reveals insight into life's last moments

The study could finally explain, at least partly, mysterious near-death experiences some people have.

Surprising study reveals how just 10% more greenery can boost seniors' mental well-being

Nature is becoming the new healthcare trend.

Tidy Welsh Mouse caught on tape cleaning man's shed every night

Mice are curious creatures, and we might have underestimated their curiosity.

As fast as a snail? Snail species showcase top gear escape moves

It defends itself from its natural enemies and can also accelerate its movement

This wacky-looking fish is the deepest-dwelling fish ever found

The fish come from the ocean's deepest trenches.

Scientists boost plant disease resistance by engineering their microbiome

It could eventually lead to lower use of pesticides in agriculture

Does cannabis improve workouts? No. But it makes them more enjoyable

Cannabis enhances workout enjoyment but not performance, says new study.

The oldest fortress in the world may force us to rethink agriculture

Cities and agriculture go hand in hand— or so we thought.

For reindeer, ruminating is sort of like a deep sleep

This might help them to get enough sleep during their busy summer months

Why is cheddar so delicious? Science now has the answer — and it's all in the microbes

The nutty, creamy flavor of cheddar is due to a delicate balance of bacteria

Scandinavia's oldest ship burial may rewrite Viking history

This large ship actually precedes the Age of the Vikings possibly setting back the timeline.

This was the year when image-creating AIs got crazy good

About one year ago, groundbreaking image-generation AI hit the stage — and they hit it in style. AI image creators, once a novel technology, have evolved into sophisticated tools and they’re already making an impact on the world. “Even for laypeople not blessed with artistic talent and without special computing know-how and computer hardware, the […]

Scientists finally explain why urine is yellow

A golden mystery has been finally solved with the discovery of a key enzyme.

Iceland will tunnel into a volcano to tap into virtually unlimited geothermal power

Iceland's Krafla Magma Testbed project aims to transform renewable energy by tapping into a volcano's magma chamber.

Transparent wood that's stronger than glass could make its way in smartphone screens

Stronger than plastic and tougher than glass, the resin-filled material is being exploited for smartphone screens, insulated windows and more

Ants as Pharmacists: These ants treat infected wounds with antibiotics

It’s a highly effective therapy, significantly reducing mortality rates

This weird physical trait makes liberals vote for Trump and republicans for Biden

New research reveals a surprising connection between pain sensitivity and political views.

Viking teeth show signs of complex medieval dentistry

Researchers examined teeth from Vikings living in Sweden 1,000 years ago

These 1.7-billion-year-old bacteria fossils could hold the secret to the evolution of photosynthesis

The microfossils in Australia contain the earliest evidence of photosynthesis-related structures.

Decarbonizing UK's industry would only make things 1% more expensive

Who said sustainability has to be expensive?

Moderna’s cancer vaccine shows strong test results and could be available by 2025

It’s mRNA-based, the same technology Moderna used for its Covid-19 vaccine.

Meet Dragon Firefighter: A robot that uses water to fly

The robot spews water from its body, resembling how dragons are depicted spouting fire from their mouths in movies and books.

This capsule prevents overeating by vibrating inside the stomach

When scientists tested this VIBES capsule on animals, it decreased their food intake by 40 percent and slowed their weight gain process.

Fireworks on New Year's Eve send birds flying in chaos

Fireworks are even worse for birds than we thought.

Meet Dunkleosteus, the prehistoric predator that ruled the seas 358 million years ago

Dunkleosteus looked like a brute, and it probably was one. It thrived during the Devonian Period (also known as the “Age of Fishes”), millions of years before the first dinosaur. This fearsome fish weighing over a ton was among the largest and most formidable animals of its time, earning its place as one of Earth’s […]

A meat tax can be environmentally friendly without affecting the poor

Exploring the balance between environmental goals and social fairness in European meat taxation.

Researchers believe they can predict megafloods by looking at more data

Floods are always a looming problem in some parts of the world. We may have the tools to predict them now.

Shifting to Healthier Eating Can Add a Decade to Your Life

We already know that food has a big impact on our lives — but this is something else.

It’s not all bad news. Here are seven climate breakthroughs from 2023

We now the situation is bleak, but there is still some good news to share

This ecosystem shows what Earth was like billions of years ago

Hidden in one of the driest environments on the planet are lagoons teeming with life

Volcanic hotspot on Mars rewrites the Red Planet's geologic history

We thought Mars was geologically "dead" and we may be wrong.

Scientists find smallest-ever fanged frog species in Southeast Asia

It weighs about the same as a dime

Scientists simulate the runaway greenhouse process that could make Earth uninhabitable

If we let greenhouse gases run amok, we will end up paying the price.

Geologists say plastic rocks are now a thing

Plastic is now a geological phenomenon.

The catastrophic Chicxulub impact that wiped out the dinosaurs created a 15-year winter

Fine silicate dust contributed to a prolonged "impact winter".

British Museum will get $63 million from big oil

Campaigners call it “out of touch” and “completely indefensible”

Dog attacks on humans are increasing in some countries, but science says banning breeds doesn't work

It's nurture more than nature.

Webb Telescope captures Uranus' rings and moons in festive mood right on time for Christmas

No, its not a wormhole; it's Uranus.

The surprising reason why alien hunters had a 20-minute 'conversation' with a humpback whale

This must be one of the most unique research we've seen in a long time.

NASA uses laser to stream first video in deep space -- and of course it's a cat vid

NASA knows what's up.

Four in five drivers admit to aggressive road rage. Here's how to keep calm

Aggressive driving is risky driving. Here's what you can try instead.

The best online learning hubs for free courseware in 2024

It's never been easier to learn things online.

Reindeer have a secret superpower that helps them find food the dark Arctic winter

No, it’s not Rudolph’s radiant red nose.

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