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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.
Without any explicit search, the engine is able to reach Grandmaster performance levels.
Oh, you thought the Sun was big? That's cute.
We may all be aliens.
Norwegian researchers have devised a new tool that looks for signs of burnout.
Tea is just about to become even more delicious.
Nearly six million donkeys are slaughtered each year for their hides to meet the demand for ejiao, a traditional Chinese medicine, devastating rural communities in Africa.
This could pave the way for saving thousands of patients every year.
We're getting better and better at detecting this silent killer.
Could this be last call for the spacecraft?
NASA's Perseverance rover captures Phobos eclipsing the sun on Mars.
This challenges the idea that humor is a human-only characteristic.
New research delves into femcels' experiences and their struggle for empowerment amidst romantic frustration.
The ocean is a lifeline, driving climate and supporting biodiversity. Yet, with rising sea levels and increasing acidification, its future and ours hang in a delicate balance.
Cigarette butts are causing damage on a scale you can't imagine. Here's how one city in Europe is trying to transform them into something useful.
Retinol and retinal may sound the same, but their effects on skincare differ significantly.
Could this be how water ended up on Earth?
Success is not just a function of how good you are. Social networks seem to play an important role.
Analysis of 7.4 million X posts also shows an alarming link between climate skepticism and low vaccination rates.
There's a new algorithm in town, and it's got a nose for red wine.
Could a canine pill pave the way for human anti-aging treatments?
After farmers wiped out the native hunter-gathers, they too would be replaced by nomadic people from the far east.
Scientists discover a frog in India's Western Ghats with a mushroom growing directly from its skin. Something like this has never been seen before.
Life expectancy is rising and is expected to continue doing so almost everywhere in the world. But is it really a good thing?
Research shows that valuing understanding others over being understood can lead to more fulfilling relationships.
Hidden within Kenya's scenic landscapes, ancient mancala boards etched into rock surfaces tell a tale of communal play and cultural continuity from over 5,000 years ago.
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.
