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The mindfulness industry often exaggerates. But in this case, it really does work.
White House sanctions are meant to undermine Russia's space program. But what does that mean for the International Space Station?
It's a meaningless and unfair war, they argued.
A worst case scenario is unlikely, but fears remain about potential Chernobyl leaks.
The most successful e-commerce businesses employ scientific principles to test out winning ideas and products.
War is in full swing in Ukraine. This means truth-dodging propaganda is just around the corner.
It's the worst case scenario for Ukraine, and everyone is called to help.
These are frightening times.
Even the most unhospitable place on Earth is attracting thousands of visitors yearly.
Where you grow up matters, especially if the air is polluted
UN anticipates big rise in the frequency of wildfires by the end of the century
An experiment can always go wrong, especially when the birds’ gang up against you.
Talk about a repurposing!
It's a welcome addition to solving the climate crisis.
These creatures just won't stop ticking.
It's the largest Roman mosaic found in the UK in the past 50 years.
Did you ever feel your own shoulders relax when you saw a friend receive a shoulder massage? For those of you who said “yes,” congratulations, your brain is using its power to create a “placebo effect.” For those who said “no,” you’re not alone, but thankfully, the brain is trainable. Since the 1800s, the word […]
A unique adventure wants to recreate the Roman-time experience.
The Balkans and Anatolia once formed a single landmass separated from the rest of Europe, and may have been a major stepping stone in a mammalian invasion from Asia.
With their help, soils polluted with microplastics could be remediated.
As it turns out, journalists are generally careful when communicating science
If they're like us, they'll likely be spewing out junk into their atmosphere.
SARS-CoV-2 infection damages the testicles of hamsters. But vaccinated rodents were spared.
Researchers have uncovered new details about the origin of King Tut's iron dagger forged from a meteorite.
They belonged to horse riders from over 3,300 years ago. And now we know how they were made.
We're almost there.
Further evidence that humans are inherently musical.
We're all under large amounts of stress lately.
This popular social game may help stave off loneliness and depression among older Chinese.
Learning a foreign language can be tricky. Although a handful of lucky individuals naturally possess the ability to pick up a new dialect within a short period of time, most of us find the process to be challenging and intensive. The good news is that online tutors can provide valuable assistance when needed. From understanding […]
Another reason, if they needed one, for countries to tackle air pollution
We still have a lot to learn about rogue waves
Technology can help us protect wildlife -- but we need to tackle the problem at its root.
Less frequent rainy days are making plants grow leaves earlier every decade.
Do it... for science!
Manatees in Florida are in big trouble: polluted water runoff is causing algae blooms, which affect the seagrass they eat
The plant will now close in 2025 and be replaced by a large-scale battery facility.
Still don't have enough time for your health?
With the Gaia observatory data, we know a recent merge happened in our galaxy.
Orangutans display an ability that was once thought to be exclusively human: the ability to create tools.
The software is its initial stages but it’s a remarkable step forward
Need another reason to quit drinking? Well, here it is.
We don't really know why these ultra-big structures get so big -- but finding more of them could help us better understand them.
They're a big part of why climate change is happening but aren’t doing their fair share
Although part of local tradition, the custom has outraged many across the globe.
Modern biology is just weird sometimes.
Tailgating is bad. Just don't do it, okay?
Global average temperature is going up, and nature is finding it difficult to adapt.
Headache disorders cost societies a lot of productive work.
Limiting production seems to be the practical solution, the authors say.
