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They keep falling, but not down.
The history of bats is surprisingly mysterious. These teeth keep that tradition.
It's been so long since then that direct evidence simply isn't around any more.
We're more to blame but that doesn't make for catchy headlines.
Both contain important compounds that the other lacks.
All it needs is electricity, air, and a gold-palladium catalyst.
Well, that's one way to last forever, I guess.
Less roadwork and livable temperatures? Sign me up.
Space is full of surprises.
Turns out people always loved shopping.
It would also, conveniently, take care of our nuclear waste.
Always good news to hear!
Around half of patients are resistant to our current treatment options.
Well, to be fair, they always land on their feet.
Our technique is not perfect yet but we’re working on it.
The short of it is -- a lot, as long as you actually plant trees.
Just goes to show: even when you're in deep, there's always hope of enduring.
Sometimes the plan is all set but logistics don't help you.
Fighting the virus is just half the battle. The other half is repairing the damage.
Waste not, want not?
Traffic jams are objectively the least tasty kind of jam.
One of medicine’s ‘great imitator’ diseases.
Judging by this, my cat must be in perfect health.
Our messy ways were bound to catch up to us at some point.
I get flustered just looking at a pepper so I’m not one of them.
“There’s an app for that” is becoming more and more applicable to all walks of life — the latest to that list, according to new research, is publishing disinformation online. Last June, OpenAI showcased an artificial intelligence algorithm capable of writing coherent text by itself. After journalists made the obligatory ‘AI is coming for our […]
The land down under can now boast its own Titanosaur.
There could be hundreds of such events, unnoticed, every day.
That’s great, because I love breaks.
That’s not a headline I expected to be writing today.
If you can't beat them -- hire mercenaries.
It's easier for morning people to pull off.
Not bad at all.
We're learning more and more about how the virus spreads, and how our own bodies help that process.
Hey, we get data wherever we can.
We haven't been there in a while.
Helping to protect them would go a long way.
Joy, sadness, fear, anger, and surprise were the easiest to recognize.
This is the kind of surprise I like.
Work on that summer bod, but be sure to protect it from the sun as well!
Good things come to those who dig.
"If you gave me your shoe, I could tell you with about 90% accuracy the city you came from," the authors boast.
It works incredibly fast -- in mice, so far.
We're getting new insight into how this metal acts against pathogens.
They really do good for the body and soul, so don't be afraid to chow down on some fruit today!
It raises the possibility that other melting glaciers are behaving the same way.
Gives Florida man a run for his money.
This is part of our legacy.
How do cryptocurrency markets react to cyberattacks — theft of digital coins? A new paper shows a surprising delay in their response to such events, measured by the market’s volatility. It’s estimated that around 1.1 million bitcoins were stolen between 2013 and 2017 — a figure that has only gone up since. At today’s prices, […]
Wireless power, here we come!
