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These crafty little fellows are not bad at math.
Microplastics are not just transported by water. They can me moved by the air, ending in the snow.
The history of a powerful Christmas symbol.
We're in a full-fledged climate emergency and this is not helping the cause.
We tend to remember ourselves as older than we were during our earliest memories.
Bumblebees seem to be rolling wooden balls just to have fun.
Being a fireghter comes with a greater risk of cancer, regardless of whether they are called to put out a fire or not.
And you thought your home wi-fi might be fast.
All it needs is one chest X-ray -- and a lot of training.
It’s not just people who get road rage -- birds have it too, except it's not their fault.
This happens amid a boom of climate protests in museums
In different parts of the world evolution often comes up with the same or similar solutions to life’s problems.
Mars' geology isn't quite as funky as Earth's -- but it's not all that plain either.
People often ignore the hazard until it's too late.
An 8th-century book reveals humanoid figures scrawled in the margins.
It’s one of the longest running disputes in the global museum sector. Could this be a start for museum decolonization?
Neuroscientists know that pregnant mothers’ brains change in ways that appear to help with caring for a baby. Now researchers have identified changes in new fathers’ brains, too.
Children who learned how to cope with their stress by being more present slept much more and better.
People doubled letters as envelopes to ensure the security of a document, but today we can access them without anyone knowing any better.
Mars is turning out to be a more interesting place than we thought.
It doesn't make it any more likely to erupt, researchers assure us.
It’s just for three routes, but it’s a start.
For centuries astronomers have been curious about this moon of Saturn, and thanks to new telescopes like James Webb, we're starting to uncover some of the mysteries of this moon.
Neanderthals may have opened up forests using fire and cutting tools much earlier than modern humans have.
Morbid roadside warning sides may distract drivers through fear of death, ironically causing more harm than good.
New laser method uncovers insights about prehistoric trade routes.
It's all about expressing emotions.
A glimpse into childhood behaviors in Copper Age societies.
From warfare to entertainment and VR, brain-computer interface development has extended beyond prosthetics for patients with disabilities. Missing is full ethical consideration of the consequences.
Set, Game, and Match, flat-earthers!
It will take some time to be approved, but it could make a difference
People could work 20 years more than they do today before they retire. Here's how that could pan out.
"We've been completely backwards in our assumptions of how the modern bird skull evolved for well over a century," researchers said.
The new system can be 3D printed and worn as a ring or bracelet.
India, China, Nigeria and Pakistan, among the most affected
Rinse agents used in the final cycles of household dishwashers may disrupt gastrointestinal epithelial cells.
It's got some serious skills, but are we prepared to deal with the implications?
This can help to assess and prevent health risks, the researchers said
The pandemic has messed up many things including the academic and social growth of school children.
The new model is a game changer for seizure detection.
Death metal fans might just have a new mascot.
This marks a major shift in policing tactics.
A 17,000-year-old canine humerus is cementing the notion that man's best friend originates in Western Europe.
Add this to the list of reasons to eat more plants.
This could hold clues about the early days of our solar system.
The device monitors wounds and promotes healing all at the same time.
Physical activity level and athletic status explained the largest proportion of the differences in water turnover.
The suicide prevention anthem may have saved hundreds of lives.
Measured from it's base, Mauna Loa is taller than Mount Everest.
It is now possible to expand the research of new materials by orders of magnitude.
