Fish motions could help us identify their personalities
We should try it on Nemo.
Fossil-ish Friday: Mary Anning’s work to be commemorated on 50 pence coins
The Royal Mint is honoring her work in the field of paleontology.
A new study says it’s time to start recycling anesthetics
What a time to be alive.
Bird species re-discovered after almost 200 years of absence
Tastefully late.
New research uncovers why we break up — and why we stay together
Romantic relationships can be a blast and bring true happiness -- but they can also turn sour. And although we...
What are nuclear reactors and how do they work?
The ultimate embodiment of ‘high risk, high rewards'.
Mars’ two moons used to be a single moon, says new research
We don't know what split them up, but one is crashing while the other is slowly inching away.
Vaccine manufacturers tell Congress they’re ready to double, maybe triple production
Drug manufacturers Pfizer and Moderna are ramping up production of their COVID-19 vaccine. Johnson & Johnson is waiting for approval...
One species of the cotoneaster plant could help absorb traffic pollution
My apartment is next to a 4-lane street. I'm all for cleaner air.
What is tempura?
You batter pay attention if you don't know what this is.
CBD can help release anxiety, new study shows — but questions still loom
A new meta analysis of research into the merits of cannabidiol (CBD), one of the active compounds in marijuana, reports...
What is sucralose, and is it safe for you?
Well it's very sweet, and as far as we can tell, yes.
The most remote object in the Solar System is now “Farfarout”, taking the crown from “Farout”
I am not making any of this up.
New compound shows promise against hard-to-kill pancreatic and breast cancers, in mice
It doesn't attack them directly, but strips tumors of their defense.
Sawfish could soon become completely extinct if we don’t stop overfishing, says a study
Ever seen a sawfish? Chances are you didn't because they're very endangered.
Dogs seem to play more enthusiastically when you’re paying attention to them going at it
And they might be doing it to make us happy.
The European Space Agency is hiring for the first time in 11 years
I hear travelling to faraway places is a perk of the job.
New, wearable cortisol sensor can help warn us of incoming burnout or depression
Though to be fair, aren’t we all at risk of that currently?
Air pollution could be responsible for 1 in 5 adult deaths worldwide
That’s a staggering figure.