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Plants also talk, and they talk a lot under stress, but we are not sure who listens to the different sounds they emit.
It's the biggest black hole ever found thus far.
The out-of-this-world sea worms have been recognized as new species.
By 2070, some woman in Japan will likely turn 130. But not even that could be the absolute limit.
Lizards at a Colorado Army post exhibit stress response to extreme noise.
Fermented coffee has a unique fruity aroma that makes it totally different from other caffeined brews.
LSD and magic mushrooms have always been associated with creativity and artistic pursuits. Now, scientists is having a closer look.
The satellites demonstrate a super low-cost solution for preventing space debris.
Scientists unravel the secrets of the brain's internal compass and its implications for degenerative diseases.
The age of post-truth is upon us.
Who said life doesn't have a sense of humor?
A brain region that is associated with reward perception and impulsive behavior is 10% larger in psychopaths.
Researchers have developed a method for producing strong plastic materials by tweaking the chemical structure of superglue.
AI is reinventing fashion now.
Our latest ally in the search for life in the solar system? Algorithms.
If you think your company is rewarding your loyalty with more work... you're probably right.
The answer was there all along.
When faced with an important decision in life, a nifty trick is to get organized.
The renowned Abel Prize, sometimes referred to as the "Nobel" of mathematics, was awarded to Argentina-born Luis A. Caffarelli.
A new AI, coming soon to a Photoshop near you.
So uhm, this happened.
We're closer than ever to witnessing a 3D food printing revolution. These cheesecakes are a delicious proof of what's coming.
Genetic material from the fox-like canid was found alongside viral RNA in samples taken from Wuhan, China.
A killer fungus has devastated frog populations across the world, but Africa was spared. Not anymore.
Early results suggest the drug shows good anti-cancer activity in patients with advanced cancer.
Use of cells from a rare mutation not found in colored people, marks a huge milestone for HIV treatment.
If you're a student using ChatGPT, you may want to think again before using it.
With a new look at old imagery, scientists may have found evidence of volcanic activity on Venus.
It may sound counterintuitive, but higher wages don't affect employment due to sector-wide market forces.
Epileptics face a risk of premature death up to three times that of the general population.
Its neck was longer than a school bus.
The latest release in the GPT series shows marked improvement over predecessors.
A devastating fire that engulfed the awe-inspiring landmark revealed staggering secrets about its Medieval construction.
The Russian Air Force has a history of dangerous maneuvers and intercepts of NATO aircraft.
NASA didn't know a space secret that these kids recently discovered during their experiment involving EpiPen.
Data centers account for 1% to 2% of global energy use.
It has a lot of potential and brings benefits beyond just electricity.
Go players have become increasingly creative and more competitive in the wake of AI.
The new iteration can perform at "human level" on various professional and academic benchmarks.
AI-assisted Raman spectroscopy is great at identifying bacteria and it's way better than just regular Raman spectroscopy.
The ultrafast electron switch could theoretically enable computations orders of magnitude faster than currently possible with classical transistors.
It's the most accurate image of an insect brain we've ever had.
It maintains stability even when violently shoved or disturbed.
We are closer than ever to reversing hearing loss in humans, here is all the proof you need.
Exploring nature just got a serious boost.
Many anti-masturbation communities trigger mental health problems rather than alleviate them, as they claim.
In 2022 we detailed the discovery of 1,500 stone points in France’s Madrin cave. Experiments now show that they could were used as arrowheads, pushing back evidence of archery in Eurasia by 40,000 years.
There are surprising similarities to the tools made by humans.
The cringe is real and consumers aren't buying it.
It could be used to power small electronics someday, the researchers said
