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Just Five Days of Junk Food Can Throw Off Your Brain’s Metabolism

The occasional splurge can have long-lasting consequences.

Scientists Capture Rare Footage of Polar Bear Cubs Emerging From Their Snow Dens for the First Time

Unprecedented footage of polar bear snow dens reveals hidden new insights about the majestic animals.

This Mineral Is What Makes Mars Red — And It Shows the Planet Was Once Cold and Wet

Mars' dust may be key to understanding the planet's watery past.

How North Korean Hackers Pulled Off the Largest Crypto Heist in History, Stealing $1.5 Billion from Bybit

North Korea's Lazarus Group bypassed Bybit's most secure wallets.

The scientific reason behind the weight loss yo-yo effect: your body has a 'fat memory'

As if weight loss wasn't hard enough, your body seems to have evolved a system that fights against weight changes.

Doctors Restore Sight in Blind Children with Groundbreaking Gene Therapy

A single injection of a healthy gene allowed blind children to recognize objects, shapes, and even read — offering hope for future blindness treatments.

This Tiny Fuzzy Plant is Called the Wooly Devil. It's the First New Genus Discovered in a US National Park in 50 Years

The newly discovered plant genus in a Texas National Park is in a class of its own.

Robot with an AI 'brain' learns language like babies do and the results are fascinating

This brain-inspired AI is learning words by playing with blocks.

The Tooth Fairy Index Is A Surprising Indicator of Financial Anxiety

Even the Tooth Fairy’s payouts are shrinking, although the stock markets are doing fine.

Ancient Iberians Nailed Skulls to Walls — And It's Not Very Clear Why

The Iron Age skull could have been nailed to either instill fear or rever the dead.

Bird flu has jumped to cows. Are humans next?

Bird flu H5N1 is now considered endemic in cows. Essentially, it has become a lot harder to control.

Isar Aerospace's Spectrum Nears Historic First Flight as Europe’s First Privately Funded Rocket

If successful, Europe could begin weaning themselves from United States reliance.

Your Daily Cup of Tea Might Be Filtering Toxic Metals from Your Water

Tea time isn't just relaxing. It could be cleaning your water of harmful contaminants.

Roald Dahl Lost His Daughter to Measles. His Heartbreaking Letter on Vaccination Is Very Relevant Today

It's a tragedy we shouldn't repeat.

These Award-Winning Nature Photos Will Make You See the Planet in a Whole New Way

A polar bear fetching a stick and other jaw-dropping moments from this year's World Nature Photography Awards.

This Tiny Robot Swims Like a Worm — and Could Explore Alien Oceans

Marine flatworms have perfected smooth, undulating motion over millions of years of evolution. Now, scientists have taken inspiration to create a highly agile robot.

9 Nuts and Seeds That Boost Brain Power

You can't go wrong including these nuts and seeds into your diet for a healthier brain.

Nvidia’s AI Weather Model Predicts Extreme Storms with Stunning Accuracy

This breakthrough could democratize weather prediction and help communities better prepare for extreme weather events.

The Mysterious Oort Cloud at the Edge of the Solar System Might Have Spiral Arms Like a Tiny Galaxy

The Milky Way's tidal forces may be shaping the Oort Cloud's inner structure into a spiral shape.

Mice Perform 'First Aid' in Natural Instinct to Rescue Their Peers

When mice find an unconscious companion, they spring into action — biting, pawing, and even pulling tongues to help them recover.

Why Oranges and Lemons Are Surprisingly Good for Your Mental Health

Citrus fruits don't just brighten your plate—they may also brighten your mood. New research says citrus fruits are a powerful dietary tool against depression.

Do dogs have a favorite color? New study suggests it might be yellow

A dog might skip a better meal just to eat from a bowl in his favorite color — yellow.

Scientists Just Found Evidence of Ancient Martian Beaches

GPR data from China's Zhurong rover reveals Mars once had beaches and waves pointing to a global ocean.

Ancient DNA Reveals the Surprising Origins of Attila’s Huns. Genetics Point to an Ancient Mongolian Empire

Ancient DNA traces the Huns' journey from Mongolia to Europe. But this wasn't straightforward.

Bigger Animals Do Get More Cancer, Overturning a 45-Year-Old Myth. But Exceptions Could Make All The Difference

Scientists turn Peto's paradox on its head.

Golf Courses Use More Land Globally Than Solar or Wind Energy

While golf remains a pastime for the affluent, occupying enormous tracts of valuable land globally, renewable energy projects face resistance due to limited available space.

Organic Photovoltaics Just Hit 20% Efficiency — Here’s Why That's a Big Deal

Organic solar panels just hit a critical milestone — solar windows could be just around the corner.

Cave Bones in Britain Point to a 4,000-Year-Old Massacre So Brutal It May Have Included Cannibalism

It's Britain's bloodiest prehistoric massacre.

This Mind-Blowing Antimatter Rocket Could Take Us to the Stars Within a Lifetime. But How Long Until We Get One?

The most explosive fuel in the universe could power humanity’s first starship.

New Research Suggests Evolution Itself Evolves

The mechanisms of evolution may change according to the challenges of the environment.

You've heard of the Mediterranean Diet, but the Atlantic Diet is probably even better

The Mediterranean Diet will always be a gold standard, but it’s time to put the Atlantic Diet on the map.

Vehicle Brake Dust Could Be More Harmful Than Diesel Exhaust to Your Lungs

It's the copper specifically out of which most break pads are made that is concerning.

The Hidden Danger of Power Outages During Extreme Weather Events

Different kinds of severe weather, including multiple kinds at once, have different impacts on the grid in different places.

France fusion reactor breaks record for plasma duration

1,337 seconds: that was how long a tokamak was able to maintain plasma.

Ancient Australia Had a Dinosaur Predator Ecosystem Unlike Anything Else on Earth

Ancient Australia’s predator hierarchy was flipped — giant raptors ruled while T. rex-like dinosaurs stayed small.

Rare Deep-Sea "Doomsday Fish" Washed Ashore and People Are Convinced It’s a Bad Omen

A mysterious deep sea fish has a reputation for predicting disasters.

An Amateur Photographer Captured a Rare Shot of a NASA Astronaut Spacewalking from Earth

The tiny blob seen in the photo is actually a NASA astronaut breaking a major space record.

Ideological Purge: DOGE's Federal Layoffs Especially Target Agencies Perceived as Liberal

This bears the hallmark of an authoritarian state.

People Who Blocked Their Smartphone's Internet for Two Weeks Report Big Mood Boost

Digital detox seems to work wonders.

‘Mononoke Tilefish’ — New Deep-Sea Species Named After Legendary Studio Ghibli Princess

The Mononoke tilefish, Branchiostegus sanae, sports striking facial markings reminiscent of San’s tribal paint, symbolizing a call for marine conservation.

What would happen if a (small) black hole passed through your body?

Imagine a supervillain attacking you with his unique superpower of creating small black holes. An invisible force zips through your body at unimaginable speed. You feel no push, no heat, yet, deep inside your body, atoms momentarily shift in response to the gravitational pull of something tiny yet immensely dense — a primordial black hole […]

Microsoft just claimed a quantum breakthrough. Quantum physicist explains why this is a big deal

A new “topological” approach to quantum computing may address longstanding challenges with the technology.

Sea otters have a favorite rock that they keep in a fur pocker under their arms. They have a clever reason for it

With their prized rocks tucked in built-in pockets, sea otters reveal a surprising tool-wielding intelligence.

These Orchids Have Found a New Way to Steal Food

Unlike most plants that work together with fungi, these orchids have evolved to steal nutrients from them.

Elon Musk's DODGY firing spree cuts 10% of NASA and NSF staff putting future of American science at stake

Thousands of the nation's brightest are being fired in the most undignified way possible.

A Planet 900 Light-Years Away Has Weather So Extreme "It Feels Like Science Fiction". It's 70,000 km/h Winds Carry Vaporized Iron and Even Titanium

Scientists have for the first time mapped the 3D structure of an exoplanet’s atmosphere, uncovering violent winds and bizarre weather patterns.

America’s Flu Crisis Is a Public Health Disaster in the Making

Human flu and avian flu are running rampant through the US.

The world's largest human poop is a 1200-year-old Viking treasure

Discovered beneath a Lloyds Bank in York, the world's largest fossilized human poop is a scientific treasure.

Archeologists Discover Thutmose II’s Tomb in Biggest Archaeological Find in a Century. It's The First Royal Tomb Discovered in Egypt Since King Tut

The first royal tomb discovered in a century offers new clues to ancient Egypt’s most powerful dynasty.

Nokia Is Building a 4G Cell Network on the Moon and It’s Just the Beginning

The first 4G network on the moon could pave the way for future lunar colonies and Mars missions.

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