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The small particulate matter may be causing damage to the blood vessels
Earth's magnetic field bounced back right in the nick of time around 550 million years ago.
It's expected to cost up to a trillion dollars and house about five million people when fully completed.
Robots are starting to think about themselves.
It's not the same as COVID-19, but our window of containment on monkeypox is closing rapidly.
New research shows that humans don’t necessarily have unlimited wants, and that an ‘ideal life’ costs less than you might think.
Unions are calling for a maximum working temperature cap as heatwaves continue.
It’s the Year of the Tiger, and a new assessment brings hope to the endangered animal
A machine learning-based early detection system can flag life-threatening sepsis 20% faster than before.
"This isn’t just like meat, it is meat – 100% delicious meat, identical on every level, but without any of the drawbacks," said one of the startup's founders.
Environmental problems fueled the chaos that destroyed a kingdom -- and cleared a path for a new religion.
The answer to Jupiter's ring problem lies in its moons.
A private jet emits as much carbon dioxide in one hour as the average person emits in one year.
While its relatives were colonizing dry land, Qikiqtania wakei stuck to the waters.
Monkeypox hasn't gone away in the past weeks -- it's grown.
Scientists are now using eDNA to uncover hidden things about distant ecosystems simply by studying tea from the local grocery store.
It's a shocking new study that contradicts decades of medical theories.
The telescope is already making incredible discoveries just one week after its debut image.
Both outside information and the colony's own properties matter in this process.
Pluto gets splashed in a dash of colors to highlight its varied geography.
With rising fuel prices, electric cars are only getting more and more attractive.
Researchers are increasingly looking at using fiber optic cables for additional things.
A large survey of the country’s ecological systems found widespread and abrupt changes.
Plastic was not invented by a supervillain, but unfortunately now we are turning plastic into an evil force that can destroy our planet.
A truly tear-shedding study.
Climate can make or break empires.
New, efficient antibiotics are sorely needed in the modern world.
Space can play havoc on the human body, but researchers are figuring out ways to tackle its ill effects.
Scientists inch closer to solving one of the greatest mysteries in paleontology.
As technology becomes more robust, more affordable, and more indispensable to our lives, cities are slowly but surely becoming smarter. But this transition won’t be made in a single step and overnight — but rather through the constant movement of the components of cities towards integrated technology. A new report showcases this process in a […]
The 'Glass' building can speed up the process of developing human settlements on other planets by producing Earth-like gravity.
The deadly fungus concocts a poisonous love potion, taking full advantage of all living creatures' urge to reproduce.
A small step for man, a great step for our future robot overlords.
The technique could also cut energy expenditure during petroleum refining by up to 90%.
The Chinese government is leaving no stone unturned to have complete control on everything and everyone.
The city of Heracleion holds many mysteries that researchers are starting to answer
If you're wondering, yes -- it's climate change.
Prevention is better than the cure, and companies that foster their employees' wellbeing stand to benefit in the longterm.
But the nearly 5,500-year-old tree is in trouble due to tourists climbing over its roots.
Our muscles can tell if we spend days without doing much. But that's not the case with bears.
Friends can always make a big difference.
Some words can hurt, and this new study may explain why.
The discovery gives astronomers a unique look at the processes that happen when black holes are born.
Filler sounds may actually have an important purpose.
Wide-net environmental solutions wouldn't be enough for 57% of threatened species.
Growing food in the desert has never been more efficient.
The FDA approved the first clinical trial using efficacy data collected from a microphysiological system. Here's why that's a pretty big deal.
They could recognize ringtones indicating a food reward up to four years later
Trees are burning and grasslands are taking their place.
These pendants don't seem to have been considered 'special' in any way, though.
