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Climate change is disrupting natural cycles.
An astronomer says goodbye to Gaia, the satellite that mapped the galaxy.
Breakthrough transplant raises hopes for patients needing liver support or awaiting transplants.
The answer is 142 billion. Plus or minus a few, of course.
So, umm, AI is not your friend — literally.
This thing was away of its time and is now building rust in a scrapyard.
A new method identifies deadly pathogens with nearly perfect accuracy in just three hours.
A swallowed bone made its way from the gut to the liver, causing weeks of mystery pain
“I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself,” he said.
Your face stops growing in a way that neanderthals' never did.
Speech-language pathology is an area of medical science based on the mechanics of voice production and the evaluation, treatment and prevention of communication. AI-assisted technology is now part of treatment options for conditions that affect speech, such as stuttering or the inability to control specific muscles after a stroke. UCLA bioengineers have created a device […]
Your brain burns 20 percent of your body’s energy and now we know exactly where it goes.
Yes. You read that correctly. The Stupid Hackathon is an event like no other.
The radiocarbon battery is supposed to be safe for everyday operations.
As it turns out, a bad microphone may be standing between you and your next job.
Chimpanzees select and engineer tools with surprising mechanical precision to extract termites.
It doesn't matter what type of coffee or filter. Just filter your coffee.
An ancient royal tomb deep beneath the Egyptian desert reveals more questions than answers.
This is the first evidence of sound production in a shark.
It's a climate experiment disguised as a concert — and it actually worked.
A tiny injection of stem cells helped two patients defy the odds.
Mushrooms could become the ultimate food for living in colonies on the moon and Mars.
Shackles from ancient Egyptian gold mines reveal the harsh reality behind Ptolemy’s glittering wealth.
“It’s an entirely new phase of matter.”
This year, the Abel Prize — the field’s highest honor — has been awarded to Masaki Kashiwara, prolific Japanese mathematician whose work has quietly reshaped how we understand some of the most complex equations in existence. The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters announced the award “for his fundamental contributions to algebraic analysis and representation […]
One gram of chewing gum can release up to 600 microplastic particles into your body.
Hundreds of ancient chariot pieces and ceremonial weapons were found buried in Yorkshire it's challenging everything we know about Iron Age Britain.
A giant octopus rode a mako shark. No one knows why.
For those with treatment-resistance depression, treatment is not impossible, but it is far more difficult
Acute flaccid myelitis (AFM) is a rare but serious neurological condition that impacts the spinal cord. The condition causes sudden weakness in the arms or legs, loss of reflexes, and loss of muscle tone. The condition is similar to polio and mainly affects young children. It comes from a virus that is the common cold. […]
Nutritious food is always important, whether for an infant or a senior, but it’s especially critical for newborn babies. The global baby food market is rapidly growing, with the United States being the second biggest market. The global baby food market is projected to grow from 71 billion U.S. dollars in 2023 to about 100 […]
Grammar takes a backseat to argumentation, a new study from Japan suggests.
William Shakespeare gave the English language more than just poetic sonnets and tragic deaths. He also gave us some of the most delightfully vicious insults ever spoken onstage. These weren’t your average insults. Each jab struck at the core of a character’s personality or the tension of a scene. Many were funny. Some were deadly […]
Scientists uncover surprising evidence that the Kerguelen hotspot, responsible for the 5,000-kilometer-long Ninetyeast Ridge, exhibited significant motion.
Astronomers discover hints that the force driving cosmic expansion could be fading
A company once worth billions now faces a reckoning over the fate of your genetic data
The discovery of long-chain organic compounds in a 3.7-billion-year-old rock raises new questions about the Red Planet’s past habitability.
An ancient Antarctic ecosystem is revealed after a massive iceberg breaks free.
A rare immune condition turned an everyday annoyance into a chronic problem.
A high-speed peek into what really happens when your beer bottle goes “pop.”
Charity in the 14th century, like now, was as much about storytelling and perceived worth as about need.
Look like Mr. Zuckerberg is secretly working on something that could work as an alternative to invasive brain chips.
The concern is that China's new deep-sea cable cutter could spark global chaos.
If you're struggling on dating apps, it's not because of your bio.
The Egyptian blue lotus sold online isn't what you think. The real story behind this mythical plant is much more interesting though.
Penis etchings -- the longstanding hallmark of military troops.
Researchers taught a legged robot to master skateboarding using a novel AI.
Attacks on science are rarely signs of something good.
The JWST once again proves it might have been worth the money.
The more you try to get AI to talk about what it's doing, the sneakier it gets.
