AI-Based Method Restores Priceless Renaissance Art in Under 4 Hours Rather Than Months
A digital mask restores a 15th-century painting in just hours — not centuries.
Meet the Dragon Prince: The Closest Known Ancestor to T-Rex
This nimble dinosaur may have sparked the evolution of one of the deadliest predators on Earth.
Your Breathing Is Unique and Can Be Used to ID You Like a Fingerprint
Your breath can tell a lot more about you that you thought.
It Looks Like a Ruby But This Is Actually the Rarest Kind of Diamond on Earth
One of Earth’s rarest gems finally reveals its secrets at the Smithsonian.
ChatGPT Got Destroyed in Chess by a 1970s Atari Console. But Should You Be Surprised?
ChatGPT’s chess skills falter against a 46-year-old video game in a quirky AI test.
A Provocative Theory by NASA Scientists Asks: What If We Weren’t the First Advanced Civilization on Earth?
The Silurian Hypothesis asks whether signs of truly ancient past civilizations would even be recognisable today.
This Is How the Wheel May Have Been Invented 6,000 Years Ago
The wheel may have a more surprising origin story than you'd think.
A Chemical Found in Acne Medication Might Help Humans Regrow Limbs Like Salamanders
The amphibian blueprint for regeneration may already be written in our own DNA.
Everyone Thought ChatGPT Used 10 Times More Energy Than Google. Turns Out That’s Not True
Sam Altman revealed GPT-4o uses around 0.3 watthours of energy per query.
World’s Smallest Violin Is No Joke — It’s a Tiny Window Into the Future of Nanotechnology
The tiny etching is smaller than a speck of dust but signals big advances in materials science.
Drinking Sugar May Be Far Worse for You Than Eating It, Scientists Say
Liquid sugars like soda and juice sharply raise diabetes risk — solid sugars don't.
Spanish Galleon Sank With $17-Billion Worth of Treasure In Today’s Money. Now Confirmed As the World’s Richest Shipwreck
Researchers link underwater treasure to the legendary Spanish galleon sunk in 1708
Scientists Made a Battery Powered by Probiotics That’s Completely Biodegradable
Scientists have built a battery powered by yogurt microbes that dissolves after use.
Physicists Say Light Can Be Made From Nothing and Now They Have the Simulation to Prove It
An Oxford-led team simulation just brought one of physics' weirdest predictions to life.
Identical Dinosaur Prints Found on Opposite Sides of the Atlantic Ocean 3,700 Miles Apart
Millions of years ago, the Atlantic Ocean split these continents but not before dinosaurs walked across them.
Scientists Reconstruct The Face of a 400-year-old Polish ‘Vampire’
In northern Poland, DNA and artistry revive a young woman's face, centuries after her death.
Your Brain Uses Only 5% More Energy Whether You’re Actively Thinking or Not. So, What Causes Mental Fatigue?
Mental effort barely increases brain energy use.
Captain Cook’s Famous Shipwreck Finally Found After 25-Year Search in Rhode Island
Final report confirms identification of the famed vessel scuttled off Rhode Island in 1778.
Thousands of Centuries-Old Trees, Some Extinct in the Wild, Are Preserved by Ancient Temples in China
Religious temples across China shelter thousands of ancient trees, including species extinct in the wild.
Astronomers Just Found the Most Powerful Cosmic Event Since the Big Bang. It’s At Least 25 Times Stronger Than Any Supernova
The rare blasts outshine supernovae and reshape how we study black holes.
Why Perovskite LEDs Might Soon Replace Every Light in Your Home
Cheaper, brighter, and greener, perovskite LEDs could change lighting — if they last long enough.
Terraforming Mars Might Actually Work and Scientists Now Have a Plan to Try It
Can we build an ecosystem on Mars — and should we?
Psychologist Says Hitler, Putin and Trump Share One Startling Childhood Pattern
Unresolved trauma in childhood may feed a dangerous form of political narcissism.
Student Finds the Psychedelic Fungus the Inventor of LSD Spent His Life Searching For
The discovery could reshape how we study psychedelic compounds in nature and medicine.
This AI Can Zoom Into a Photo 256 Times And The Results Look Insane
Chain-of-Zoom could help AI "see" up to 256 times more clearly.
Sinking Giant Concrete Orbs to the Bottom of the Ocean Could Store Massive Amounts of Renewable Energy
These underwater batteries could potentially store hundreds of thousands of gigawatt-hours.
3D-Printed Pen With Magnetic Ink Can Detect Parkinson’s From Handwriting
This pen traces hand tremors to diagnose Parkinson's.
Amateur paleontologist finds nearly complete 70-million-year-old massive Titanosaur while walking his dog
Damien Boschetto found a nearly complete dinosaur skeleton in France -- an extremely rare discovery -- while walking his pooch.
Elon Musk’s Drug Use Was Worse Than Anyone Knew and It Didn’t Stop at Ketamine
Elon Musk used drugs so often it damaged his bladder and somehow still passed drug tests.
Mice Lived 30% Longer (And Better) on This Drug Combo and Scientists Are Eyeing Human Trials Next
Scientists combine two cancer drugs to delay aging and disease in mice.
This Shape-Shifting Parasite Eats Human Cells and Wears Their Proteins as a Disguise
An amoeba that kills 70,000 people a year is finally yielding its secrets.
First Stem Cell Nerve Therapy Meant to Reverse Paralysis Enters Clinical Trial
A cell therapy for regenerating broken spinal cord using lab-grown neurons enters human trials for the first time.
Megalodon May Have Eaten Whatever It Could Find to Feed Its 100,000-Calorie-Per-Day Diet
The biggest shark in history was likely an opportunistic feeder.
The First Teeth Grew on the Skin of 460-Million-Year-Old Fish and Were Never Meant for Chewing
Teeth may have started as ancient sensory tools, not tools for eating.
Taking Vitamin D Daily Might Actually Slow Down Aging at the Cellular Level
A new clinical trial suggests vitamin D slows cellular aging by preserving telomere length.
This Wild Laser Setup Reads Tiny Letters From Over 1.3 Kilometers Away
A 1950s astronomy technique was used to read pea-sized letters over 1.3 kilometers away.
Ancient 3,500-year-old Mycenaean armor tested in epic combat simulation shows Homer’s Iliad wasn’t just a fantasy story after all
This armor wasn't just for show. It could have seen deadly combat during the epic Trojan War.
China and Russia Plan to Build a Nuclear Power Plant on the Moon by 2035 Leaving the US Behind
A new kind of space race unfolds on the moon's south pole.
Roman Wall Built to Stop Spartacus Rebellion Discovered in Italian Forest
Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,070-year-old Roman fortification once used to contain Spartacus.
Scientists Found Traces of Gold Leaking from Earth’s Core
Traces of ruthenium in Hawaiian lava reveal long-suspected core–mantle leakage.
A Hawk in New Jersey Figured Out Traffic Signals and Used Them to Hunt
An urban raptor learns to hunt with help from traffic signals and a mental map.
This Newly Discovered Mini Planet Is Orbiting So Far It Takes 25,000 Years to Circle the Sun
A 700-kilometer-wide object orbits farther than almost anything we've ever seen.
Golden Dome or Glass Ceiling? Why Physicists Say Trump’s Planetary-Scale Defense System Might Never Work
Inside Trump's $175 billion plan to build a missile shield in space.
The Weirdest Sea Reptile You’ve Never Heard of Was Just Officially Named After 45-Year Limbo
An ancient marine reptile reveals an unexpected twist in plesiosaur evolution.
Professional Bodybuilders Are Five Times More Likely to Die Suddenly Than Amateurs. Yes, it’s Because of the Drugs
Bodybuilding at the professional level has a high cardiac cost.
Scientists Close to Finding Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA Using a 21-Generation Family Tree
Bridging five centuries to explore the DNA of one of history’s most enigmatic minds.
This Startup Is Using Ancient DNA to Recreate Perfumes from Extinct Flowers
Bringing vanished blooms back to life through scent, science, and storytelling.
Jupiter Was Twice Its Size and Had a Magnetic Field 50 Times Stronger After the Solar System Formed
New models suggest Jupiter was twice its current size with a magnetic field 50 times stronger.
Why Some People Never Get Lost — and Others Always Do
It’s not really in your genes that much. It’s how you live, explore, and pay attention.
New Version of LSD Boosts Brain Plasticity Without the Psychedelic Trip
An LSD-inspired drug boosts brain growth without triggering hallucinations.]