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Tidying up in space will take some impressive research.
It's a bit like speed dating.
The beauty industry as we know it is changing, and we owe it all to technology.
But it won't put tattoo artists out of business just yet.
The algorithm works best when used by historians.
People in Mali, Chad, Senegal and Uruguay eat healthier foods than those in the US and many European countries.
Continuing to use fossil fuels is becoming more and more expensive.
Flying cars? Not yet. Floating cars? Probably soon!
It's the most detailed view of this nebula we've ever seen.
It can work, but you need to do it with empathy.
Selecting foods with lower sodium content, such as those that are not ultra-processed, may help relieve bloating.
Locals in the Sydney area are having to come up with increasingly-creative ways to keep the birds out of their trash.
Medical science is making some incredible strides.
In the reproductive world of hyraxes, music matters a lot.
The move seeks to bring down the city’s greenhouse gas emissions and could affect millions of people.
When an influential queen went into mourning, the rich had to intermingle with the less rich -- which brought remarkable progress.
Ant feet are equipped with an array of tools – from retractable sticky pads to claws to special spines and hairs – enabling them to defy gravity and grip virtually any surface.
The bloc is targeting e-waste by extending the life of phones and tables.
This is bad news for everyone.
What was living like for the Mayans?
The tooth is almost two million years old.
These individuals met some untimely, unfortunate ends.
More than 5,000 exoplanets have been discovered and confirmed. But figuring out what they look like has been tricky.
Don't think of it as the hottest summer so far -- think of it as the coldest summer for the foreseeable future.
A Dutch startup will soon release a futuristic solar-powered car that can cover up to 44 miles (70 km) solely powered by the sun. If it's not too cloudy, that is.
Body plumbing sounds sci-fi, but we're slowly making it real.
These animals played a very important part in our history.
Livestock accounts for about 14% of all man-made greenhouse gas emissions
After a 60-minute walk in nature, activity in brain regions involved in stress processing decreases.
This article is part of our Fossil Friday series, where we present exciting, recent findings from the world of paleontology -- on a Friday.
Even Elon Musk is tweeting about it.
In case you were wondering no, this is not a good thing.
This 'shrew-like' animal is surprisingly old.
Just scan and you'll know if it's the real deal or not.
There's microplastics in our homes -- in some more than in others.
Neolithic porridge, anyone?
The remarkable Stone Age operation was made on a child who survived and years later grew into adulthood.
While not obviously dangerous, we should still monitor for this mutation.
The story of Lucas the penguin and his almost magical shoes that gave him the power to walk again.
It's an unusually broad and vast Antarctic glacier flowing into Pine Island Bay
The Stephen Hawking medal for science communication celebrates outstanding contributions to popular science.
Despite the high number, the global assessment shows illegal exploitation is now slightly declining.
Bats are cooler than Batman because their seasonal movement benefits several plant species and our entire ecosystem.
This Chinese statue seems to have been repaired several times over the centuries.
"It's about being a better alternative to factory farming."
*Aggressively chomps down on apples*.
I'm pretty confident I can't reach the party in time.
If it's good enough for brain researchers, it's good enough for my plate.
They are emissions-free and low-noise, with only steam and condensed water issuing from the exhaust
Unlike mammal moms, seahorse dads consciously go into labor.
