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They look great and can help keep heating bills low.
The WaterLight is a cordless lamp that converts saltwater into electricity to emit light anywhere.
Bitcoin alone produces emissions comparable to a medium country.
A group of archeologists have found a Roman villa containing a mosaic that portrays scenes from Homer’s Iliad, the fight between Achilles and the Trojan hero, Hector. The mosaic dates back to the third or fourth century AD and it was first found by a farmer in Rutland, UK, who got in touch with researchers […]
Zoonotic diseases have always plagued both humans and our close extinct relatives.
The bizarre Dutch battle to keep airports safe.
The genetic changes that drive the emergence of skin cancer seem to be caused by environmental factors.
Deep red light stimulates mitochondria -- the cell's power generators -- which may help people see better.
Eating better would benefit you and the planet, too.
We need more women in science and these attitudes aren't helping.
Consider yourself lucky if you live in a tree-rich area
Space is full of weird things -- and they often come in groups.
We're witnessing a revolution in materials engineering and manufacturing.
More children likely survived infancy in hunter-gatherer times than previously thought.
Chores may not be pleasant, but they're good for you.
The problem is more widespread than you'd think.
Opposition of farmers and an economic crisis got in the way of an ambitious plan.
Despite their ill reputation, psychedelics such as Psilocybin, LSD, and MDMA (commonly known as Ecstasy) may be the missing puzzle piece to treating several mental disorders. Results from contemporary clinical trials testify for the drugs’ capacity in inducing positive, long-term alterations in mental health and well-being in both patients and healthy individuals, when taken under […]
It comes amid a series of proposals that the ESA will pursue in the future.
A first step towards the decarbonization of a very large industry sector.
It's just a step away from banning inhumane practices in the restaurant and fishing industries.
It is undoubtedly the most valuable Einstein manuscript to ever come to auction, according to the auction house.
Few people actually enjoy their commutes. But the ones who do have a better experience at work.
We have research and development to thank for affordable batteries.
Now we are sure it was once at least a triple star system.
In the US alone, there are 50,000 tick bites reported every year.
Sustainable? What's that?
Extra copies of genes, known as duplications, help the giant tortoises live a long and prosperous life.
The project, while innovative, is unlikely to save us from climate change.
CBD can be found in various formats from oil and edibles to balms and vape liquids. Which one should you choose?
Researchers have found a surprising link between endocannabinoids and gut microbes in reducing inflammation.
It's one of the most concerning chemicals for human health
The industry is progressing very quickly.
A new age of imaging technology is upon us.
If legislation passes, it would be a huge move.
Get ready for a celestial showtime
Evolution never stops.
It was part of a military test
Cannabis may also share the medical properties of garlic.
It won't happen overnight, but an HIV vaccine could be on the way.
Smaller auctions may counter-intuitively sell items for better prices.
Native American medicinal knowledge may help scientists develop drug combos in the modern age.
Scientists never thought such a mineral could be found at the planet's surface.
Researchers have been arguing whether it's made from wool or linen. Turns out, it's neither.
Sparrow populations have been halved, hinting at a major biodiversity crisis.
Finally, something both coffee and tea drinkers can agree on.
The animal was part of a captive group of ferrets released into the wild recently.
The step test is a great approximation of cardiovascular fitness at one point in time.
The troposphere is getting about 50 meters thicker per decade due the buildup of greenhouse gases, at a rate that has been increasing over time.
Being more tolerant could save lives -- quite literally.
