Microscopic wasps are being used to get rid of moths in a UK historic mansion
The pandemic has left buildings with some unexpected visitors .
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Scientists have aged wine in space and the bottles are now back on Earth
We'll know in February whether it's delicious or awful.
Inside the quietest room in the world where you can hear your heartbeat and blood flow
It's a surreal experience but few can bear it for more than a few minutes.
These are the companies that produce the most plastic
A lot of familiar names on this list.
Investors that manage $47 trillion urge companies to commit to net-zero emissions pathway
Investors want their money funding climate-friendly companies.
Four leading brands are responsible for 500,000 tons of plastic pollution per year
Enough to cover 83 football pitchers every day
Scientists find hidden brain patterns that predict what video is gonna go viral
Certain brain patterns can forecast what kind of video becomes popula.
Empathetic rats avoid hurting other rats
Humans and rats seem to share the same brain region responsible for empathetic behavior.
Recycling plastic could become easier thanks to this new technology
A factory in France has created a process to recycle any plastic into any other plastic
Coca-Cola labeled once more as worst plastic polluter
Global audit found the company responsible for over 11,000 pieces of plastic collected during a full day cleanup.
Red meat not bad for you? Not so fast!
'This report has layers of flaws and is the most egregious abuse of evidence that I have seen.'
‘Hidden’ ancient galaxies discovery may redefine our understanding of the Universe
The wealth of newly discovered ancient galaxies suggests that scientists may have to refine their model of the universe.
Coffee not essential for life, Switzerland decides
Say what now?
Researchers identify clump of neurons that block, or allow, frightful memories into our minds
Fear is the mind killer.
Four years ago this island didn’t exist. Now it’s full of vegetation and “mystery mud”
Our planet really is alive.
Ingenious new technique shows Mars’ Mount Sharp to be very porous
Yay for creative science!
Indian state set to launch world’s biggest basic income experiment
This would be the world's largest experiment of this type.
Utah houses one quarter of the country’s bee species
The site also boasts many other pollinator species.
Deepest volcanic eruption lies in a field of glass at the lip of the Mariana Trench
Adelle is surely rolling somewhere around there.
We finally found the protein that turns sound and balance into electrical signals
The paper puts a long-standing debate to rest.
Ivory trade made Greenland great, then barren again
Turns out a one-trick economy never lasts long.
We may have just witnessed a close-by star devour the remnants of a planet
Gluttony? Tsk tsk tsk.
The five largest meat and dairy companies emit more greenhouse gases than ExxonMobil
The hidden climate change-causing giants no one's talking about.
Twelve new moons discovered around Jupiter, pointing to a violent past
Jupiter can boast the most moons in the Solar System.
Pluto has frozen ‘sand’ dunes made from methane ice
It's the last place scientists expected to find something like this.
Astronomers find the first permanent “immigrant” in our solar system
I don't think any wall can keep this guy out.
Thinking outside the ‘Box’: New Invention turns urine compound into nitrogen and hydrogen gas
It's certainly an idea worth considering.
Yikes! More than 90% of bottled water contains tiny pieces of plastic
Well-known water bottle brands were also guilty.
Don’t miss this Japanese study that has classified fish-shaped soy sauce containers into species
Yes, it is as great as it sounds.
Massive flare in the Proxima Centauri system puts its habitability into question
Flares like this one are powerful enough to turn the planet into a hellscape.
Raw water is the latest 2018 craze — and it’s absolutely stupid
It like normal water, but worse. 40 $ please.
What was the Indus Valley Civilization: the forgotten superpower of the ancient world
One of the most advanced civilizations on Earth at its time, the Harappans tragically never made it out of Antiquity.
Long-necked sauropod made world’s longest dinosaur trackway
The 150-million-year-old dinosaur tracks are excellently preserved.
The first 3D interactive brain is here to teach you all about how yours works
Taking a look at BrainFacts.org's surprisingly fun new feature.
Scientists discover third Orangutan species. It’s already threatened with extinction
We just enlarged the great ape family. But there's also bad news.
Ever dreamt of being a medieval castle builder? You’ll love Château de Guédelon
It's being build today using only tech and know-how from the 13th century. Loads of fun!
Trump Administration reverses ban on plastic water bottles in America’s national parks. ‘Corporate agenda is king,’ say environmentalists
The latest in a long running-list of anti-environmental measures by the President and team.
Chocolate files: from the early days to today’s dark pleasure
Chocolate is... who am I kidding -- we all know what chocolate is. It's sweet, delicious pleasure. But chocolate, this ...
LEGO Group achieves 100% renewable energy 3 years ahead of schedule, builds LEGO-turbine to celebrate
When you thought it's not possible to love LEGO even more...
Beer giant Anheuser-Busch InBev commits to 100 percent renewable energy
Future beers will be made with 100% renewable energy.
UAE unveils plans for new city on Mars, to be built in 2117
It's a pretty pretty city, too.
Taxing junk food and subsidizing healthy items will make us live longer and save billions in the health system
That's 500,000 extra years of healthy life and more than AUD 3 billion in costs for Australia's current population.
Can’t stand the sound of chewing or heavy breathing? It’s called misophonia and here’s what goes on in the brain
We all know at least one person.
First images of the Amazonian reef released by Greenpeace
More like Amazingonian reef, am I right?
Microorganisms can survive in space and on other planets, safe behind dried-up biofilms
Worry and excitement, all in one paper.
Hands and digits evolved from fish fins, groundbreaking study proves
Our beloved hands are coded by the same genes that make fish fins.
Dust-sized sensors might one day monitor brain nerves. No batteries required
Dust-sized sensors might one day sit on the forefront of the medicine of the future.
We’ve found the genetic key to making red blood cells
Researchers from Lund University in Sweden and the Center of Regenerative Medicine in Barcelona have identified four sequences of genetic ...