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Warmer winter temperatures have altered frost patterns and growing seasons across the United States.
If you’ve handled cat litter or eaten raw meat or unwashed produce, there’s a chance you might have a permanent toxoplasmosis infection spread throughout your body.
A cell therapy for regenerating broken spinal cord using lab-grown neurons enters human trials for the first time.
The biggest shark in history was likely an opportunistic feeder.
Molecules in blood and urine reveal hidden toll of ultra-processed diets
Retracing Norse trade routes through sails, stories, and digital seascapes
Pregnant, injured, and too big for the regular vets.
This could be a very useful skill in light of current climate events.
Forget what ancient cities looked like — what if we could hear them?
Teeth may have started as ancient sensory tools, not tools for eating.
Holding in a sneeze tore a man’s windpipe. Doctors say: let it out.
China wants to turn space satellites into a giant cloud server.
A new clinical trial suggests vitamin D slows cellular aging by preserving telomere length.
A 1950s astronomy technique was used to read pea-sized letters over 1.3 kilometers away.
Plants are not just passive organisms. Snapdragons may not hear exactly, but they respond to pollinator vibrations.
This armor wasn't just for show. It could have seen deadly combat during the epic Trojan War.
Win a Nobel, and you’ll never be ignored again — whether you like it or not.
A new kind of space race unfolds on the moon's south pole.
Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,070-year-old Roman fortification once used to contain Spartacus.
Traces of ruthenium in Hawaiian lava reveal long-suspected core–mantle leakage.
NASA hasn’t landed humans on Mars yet. But thanks to robotic missions, scientists now know more about the planet’s surface than they did when the movie was released.
The broader takeaway is clear: with space and time, life can — and will — rebound.
The first personalized CRISPR therapy saved a child’s life. Can it save others too?
A puzzling trend among capuchins ends in death for their abducted howler monkey infants.
A wounded man in 14th-century Lund reshapes how we understand care, status, and disability.
The size of your pupils may reveal just how clearly you remember something.
An under-monitored feline epidemic could be the spark for the next human pandemic.
An urban raptor learns to hunt with help from traffic signals and a mental map.
In a fictional scenario, Claude blackmailed an engineer for having an affair.
Humans might soon be able to see in the dark — or even through their eyelids.
Perfume might not be good for you after all.
A 700-kilometer-wide object orbits farther than almost anything we've ever seen.
Inside Trump's $175 billion plan to build a missile shield in space.
An ancient marine reptile reveals an unexpected twist in plesiosaur evolution.
The discovery highlights how penguins and other polar seabirds help shape their environments, even as they are under threat from climate change.
Long before Siri or ChatGPT, there was ELIZA: a simple yet revolutionary program from the 1960s.
On a frozen landscape in Svalbard, Norway, where the glaciers bleed into the Arctic Ocean, a small buzzing drone lifted into the air. Its mission was not surveillance, nor delivery. It was science. Armed with thermal cameras and spectral sensors, these flying robots can map melting ice, spot hidden algae blooms, and beam back data […]
Bodybuilding at the professional level has a high cardiac cost.
This virus infects roughly two-thirds of the global population under 50.
New 3D printing technique makes it possible to heal injuries and damaged tissues from inside without surgery.
A single DNA enhancer may help explain the human brain’s extraordinary size and complexity.
Bridging five centuries to explore the DNA of one of history’s most enigmatic minds.
Bringing vanished blooms back to life through scent, science, and storytelling.
New models suggest Jupiter was twice its current size with a magnetic field 50 times stronger.
They say a reader does not steal and a thief does not read. In the city of Gothenburg, Sweden, that's definitely true.
A fossil in France rewrites what we know about Neanderthal isolation and extinction
Smartphone use while pooping linked to higher hemorrhoid risk, survey suggests
Sudden epiphanies may double memory by reorganizing the brain
Teens are calling for stronger digital protections, not fewer freedoms.
This isn’t your average battlefield weapon.
