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No, it’s not Rudolph’s radiant red nose.
They're a mean green muscle-building machine.
Do some stars swallow black holes completely?
New tool could help scientists better date artefacts that they previously couldn’t.
This could open up new avenues for treating depression and other conditions.
Understanding shifts in atmospheric CO2 is crucial to gain insight from Earth's past.
Study looks into the DNA of almost 140 species of large mammals
Researchers expose a flaw in AI image generators where 'SneakyPrompt' bypasses safety filters with disguised, inappropriate commands.
From the longest neck to how they ate, let's take a look at this year's dino discoveries.
Study finds genetic variants carried by ancient humans are shared by people who like to get up early
Too hot outside? Don't worry, your clothes can take care of that for you.
These "genius" dogs take fetch to a whole new level.
DeepMind's FunSearch revolutionizes AI, mastering complex challenges like the Cap Set Problem and ushering in a new age of machine-led scientific breakthroughs."
Study finds space weather could flip a train signal in either direction.
COP28 climate summit ended with open questions for the future of the planet
Chester isn't celebrating Christmas — it's celebrating Saturnalia, the Roman pre-Christian celebration.
Could cattle get us to into orbit?
It's all "haha" until it's not.
They began looking for it in 2018 and will continue working next year.
Scientists identify potential genetic factors that could play into CanUD
The decline of the Roman empire might have been different than we thought.
Researchers look at how much power AI tools need to do what seem like simple tasks
The scale of this project is truly spectacular.
It's an amazing proof of concept, possibly of things to come.
Scientists bring lab-grown coffee closer to your cup.
Domestic cats when allowed to roam outside kills hundreds of wild animals that are already at risk of extinction.
A portable ultraviolet lamp can save us from the many diseases spread by two dangerous foodborne bacteria.
A new study is finally shedding light on an enigmatic atmospheric phenomenon known as “mesospheric ghosts” or “sprites”. These transient luminous events, akin to lightning yet dwelling far above the usual storm clouds, have long intrigued scientists and skywatchers alike. The research, spearheaded by María Passas-Varo and her team, employs advanced spectroscopy to analyze these […]
The return of the prodigal tomato.
A new type of quantum computing technology is now on the horizon.
Put that tub of icecream down.
Researchers discover the protective role of biocrusts in preserving the Great Wall of China against natural erosion.
A recent study says Cola won't dislodge food stuck in your throat -- but it won't hurt you more either.
An innovative therapy puts a positive spin on chronic nightmares using sound cues.
Don't judge a book by its cover. Unless that cover is a sleek suit.
Study looks into how trees could provide the most benefits in our urban spaces.
It's time to start looking at space exploration with a different lens.
If you care about your cognitive ability, you may want to consider this.
It's a unique relationship that can teach us a lot about human-animal communication.
It was already available on iOS and it’s now also on Android.
Companies rushing to use AI technology show how easy it is to mess up.
We're only seeing the tip of the iceberg of how industries are using generative AI.
A breach at 23andMe exposes millions to a web of compromised genetic and personal data, igniting concerns about digital privacy and security."
Oil companies are using COP28 as a platform for business.
NASA has bold ideas to look for ice on the frozen moons in our solar system.
It's the ultimate 'star-trekker,' boldly going where no star has gone before!
This is the medical breakthrough people were rooting for all along.
Mice can recognize themselves in the mirror in specific social conditions, reshaping our view of animal self-awareness.
This does not bear all the foreboding signs that COVID-19 did, but it's still concerning.
We weren't expecting anything different
