This facial reconstruction shows what a Paleolithic teenage girl looked like more than 30,000 years ago
Scientists originally thought she was male, but a fresh look has revealed some surprises.
Why these volunteers were vaccinated against malaria using a box filled with 200 mosquitoes
An unconventional study may help researchers make the most effective malaria vaccine yet.
Bionic pancreas automatically delivers insulin to type 1 diabetes patients
The device controls blood sugar better than insulin shots while dramatically improving the patient's quality of life.
Jaws, the Prequel: Spiny 439-million-year-old shark found in China is world’s oldest undisputed jawed fish
The fossils reveal a critical period in the evolution of all vertebrates, including humans.
Scientists reconstruct the genome of the common ancestors of all mammals
Researchers reconstructed the genome of a mammalian ancestor using the genomes of 32 living mammals.
Dogs can literally smell when you’re stressed
Dogs can not only read stress on your face, but also smell it dripping through your pores.
Did Russia actually sabotage its own Nordstream gas pipelines?
Destroying critical European energy infrastructure may mark a new dangerous escalation by Vladimir Putin.
CERN experiment finds new ‘pentaquark’ particle
'Normal' particles like protons and electrons are made of three quarks. These newly found decaying particles are made of five...
DART slams into asteroid in NASA’s first planetary defense mission. Here’s what we learned so far
It finally happened: NASA crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid to practice for a time when we need to save...
This battery-free wireless underwater camera could help reveal the oceans’ hidden secrets
The camera device uses sound waves to power itself and transmit data.
Scientists finally find a way to recycle plastic indefinitely
Most plastic products can't be recycled back into their original form. It's time to change that.
This passive AC can provide up to 9°C of cooling without electricity — just add water
Using energy from the sun, this three-layer device evaporates water to cool buildings or food containers.
Bodybuilders with a history of steroid abuse are more likely to exhibit psychopathic traits and anger issues
Could men who take steroids slowly morph into psychopaths or are men with psychopatic tendencies drawn to such drugs in...
About 69% of the world’s diet is ‘foreign’, and this map proves it
Whenever people from different cultures met, one of the first things they exchanged was food. The world is now a...
Unborn babies can taste and smell in their mothers’ wombs
Unborn babies can taste and smell in their mothers' wombs Scientists believe the mothers' diet could influence the baby's dietary...
James Webb captures crystal clear view of Neptune’s iconic rings
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has been having a field day with the solar system recently. After imaging Jupiter,...
Wannabe academics conclude nothing comes closer to predicting a country’s GDP than national IQ. But is this science or just racism? Yeah…
When something as vile as racism is masquerading as science, we need to have a talk.
The number of girls starting puberty early doubled during the pandemic. This surprising study says screen time may be to blame
Blue light may trigger hormonal changes that could lead to the early onset of puberty.
Five years ago, the Flint water crisis poisoned thousands. Now, 1 in 5 residents have PTSD
Many people are still afraid to touch water from the city even though it's been years since the crisis was...
How cold welding works: fusing metals without heat
Welding without heat is not impossible. On the contrary, it can be quite effective.