There’s a lot of life in the oceans.
World’s second-largest language family originated in northern China during the Neolithic
This multidisciplinary study could settle a long-lasting debate.
Scientists present device that transforms brain activity into speech
This could be transformative for so many people suffering from speech impairment.
Chinese lunar rover shows dark side of the Moon like you’ve never seen it before
Take a walk on the dark side — of the moon.
Why depressed people listen to more sad music
It’s probably not what you think.
How much are Americans sitting
Are you sitting down for this?
Greenland ice is melting 6 times faster than in the 1980s
Requiem for an ice sheet.
Arctic warming accelerates climate change — and will cost $70 trillion
Take action against climate change — or pay up.
Like meal kits? You might be doing the environment a favor
Have you ever tried a meal kit? You might be doing the environment a favor.
Slime moulds learn by absorbing substances
This simple creature can learn, teach, and memorize, without a nervous system.
How Japanese astronomers discovered the most distant object in the Kuiper Belt with a $3,000 telescope
This is a real victory for little projects.
Even moderate intake of red meat substantially increases risk of bowel cancer
Bacon is not so good for you after all.
Coffee not essential for life, Switzerland decides
Say what now?
Even mountain glaciers are now contaminated with microplastic
Truly, no place on Earth has escaped pollution.
Russian researchers extract liquid blood from frozen 42,000-year-old foal — plan to clone it
You want Jurassic Park? Because this is how you get Jurassic Park.
The world’s first AI-written textbook showcases what machine learning can do — and what it can’t
The technology could have a surprising use.
Dogs really help people stay fit, new study shows
As if dogs weren’t precious enough, they also help with our fitness — new research shows that dog owners are 400% more likely to meet recommended physical activity guidelines.
Japanese university professor taught students how to produce MDMA, risks up to 10 years in prison
Japanese Breaking Bad? Not really — this time it’s about science, not profit.
Air pollution from corn kills thousands of people each year
Researchers are trying to map the pollution impact of all the foods we eat.
Scientists create artificial material capable of metabolism, self-assembly, movement, and organization — key traits of life
If it was capable of multiplying, it would essentially be life.
Pseudoscience is threatening our society.