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Vikings still hold some surprises for us.
NASA's Odyssey Orbit has been taking stunning pictures of Mars for more than 20 years. But this is something else.
Do you know what your cat is doing?
Harvard researchers show aging may be reversible via epigenetics.
The researchers aren't entirely sure why this has happened
The rediscovery of the De Winton's golden mole, long thought extinct, showcases nature's resilience and offers hope amidst rising species extinctions.
Sedentarism is considered bad for both for body and mind. But recent research highlights the particularly negative effects of mentally-passive activities versus more mentally-active behavior.
An innovative drug may extend lifespans of large dog breeds
It’s as bizarre as it sounds.
Football fans all over the world — we've got a warning.
First described by alchemists, the puzzle of why fulminating gold detonates in purple smoke has finally been solved.
Want to have better crops? Here's a solution.
Researchers find a resonance phenomenon that amplifies and lengthens sound
It could free doctors from the boring but critically important task of writing notes for patients.
Study looks at the benefits of using language that goes against gender stereotypes
A museum reclassification takes on an infamous ruler and gender fluidity.
Their faces were lost to the world. Now, science has brought them back.
Citizens feel that the main responsibility for making major climate changes rests on the govt and private entities
Cyber criminals demand $750,000 as ransom for the stolen data.
Reducing methane emissions can have an immediate effect in global warming.
From making baseball-sized spheres to colonizing rainforests with tool miniaturization, our ancestors did a lot.
The new device converts images into sounds, enabling blind people to identify faces using auditory cues.
Pollution from coal-fired power plants is much more deadly than previously thought. But there is also some very good news.
E. coli bacteria store 'memories' based on iron levels, affecting their behaviors and survival, offering new insights for combating antibiotic resistance.
Anyone can now speak like Obama -- digitally.
Researchers find four drugs that reverse COVID-19-induced brain aging by targeting 'zombie' cells."
A more generalizable AI doesn't look that far off.
It’s been a head scratcher for years -- but the answer was in the rear end.
AI's transformative role in industries like retail and real estate highlights its potential in data-driven decision-making, but also the critical need for oversight.
Report calls to fairly tax the super-rich to curb climate change and inequality
The newest coin dates to 1265 AD and the oldest to 175 BC
New research narrows down the emergence of LUCA, the common ancestor of all life on Earth, to over 4.3 billion years ago, shedding light on life's evolutionary origins.
Filtering out languages seems to help you filter out useless information too.
These may be the baby steps towards unraveling the origin of human consciousness.
AI brings important environmental and ethical problems.
A tiny bacterium may be causing a deadly respiratory illness in dogs across the U.S.
Researchers develop sustainable, flame-retardant plastics using atmospheric nitrogen instead of fossil fuels.
Scientists added peanut-protein to a toothpaste and tested it on adults with peanut allergies. Here's what happened next.
Adding a pinch of three types of bacteria to lunar soil could significantly increase its fertility. Here is the proof.
The existing regulations are simply not working.
Serotine bats have penises seven times longer and wider than their female counterparts' vaginas
Scientists make remarkable discoveries while exploring how music and emotion shape lasting memories.
From the world’s first lip kiss to an arrowhead made from a meteorite
You might enjoy them as a crunchy snack or a rich ingredient in your desserts, but have you ever wondered where macadamia nuts come from?
In the vast expanse of the internet, a seismic shift is unfolding. The internet is always changing, but this time might redefine how we perceive and use this global network. This phenomenon is called the “Splinternet.” The Splinternet is the idea that the World Wide Web, as we know it, is fracturing. Let’s take an […]
The lemur-like Ekgmowechashala, a late-surviving primate migrant from Asia to North America, redefines our understanding of primate evolution and adaptability.
In the wise words of George Constanza, it's shrinkage.
Workhouse thought to have inspired the author may not have been as bad as he described
A desperately needed new antibiotic for gonorrhea infections could soon be on the way.
We may finally know why drinking even a single glass of wine can sometimes cause a headache.
