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If you can't beat them -- hire mercenaries.
It's easier for morning people to pull off.
A new review of eight existing studies published in the journal Environmental Research Letters has found that livestock farms and feedlots in North America may be emitting far more methane than previously assumed. The researchers from New York University and Johns Hopkins University found that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — which estimates methane from […]
Diamonds could allow doctors to make use of the best versions of two imaging techniques -- simultaneously.
The island will protect the port from rising sea levels and house around 35,000 people.
Researchers developed a 3D star formation simulation, good enough to make you gaze at the example video for a while.
Microstructural behaviors such as eating rate, bite size, and meal duration can determine the size of a person’s meal.
Not bad at all.
It's a big no-no for your sleeping pattern.
The study found magnetic phenomena in the center of the Milky Way that resemble those in our solar system
Scientists have found insights about what makes honey and mangoes so healthy.
We're learning more and more about how the virus spreads, and how our own bodies help that process.
We now have definite evidence of how auroras light up the sky in the high latitudes.
A well-deserved retirement for an unassuming hero.
This is bad news for water quality and biodiversity
House special: Fish n’ threads of leggings.
It will provide information about the Moon's composition, ice shell, ionosphere and magnetosphere.
Hey, we get data wherever we can.
More than 90% of all sharks suddenly disappeared and no one knows why.
Eight-week-old puppies can understand instructions from humans, such as finger pointing and gazing towards an object.
We haven't been there in a while.
The decision opens the way for a slew of billion-dollar litigation trials.
Needed another reason to tackle climate change? Here's one.
They turn off their tracking systems so to avoid detection.
They just couldn't seem to make up their mind.
Helping to protect them would go a long way.
Joy, sadness, fear, anger, and surprise were the easiest to recognize.
Arthritis treatment is always challenging -- but innovative technology may offer alternatives.
Technological limitations prevented scientists from sequencing a minor but important fraction of the genome -- until now.
The organic pesticide may help improve soil health and reduce the use of potentially harmful chemicals.
Type O- blood may offer a slight protective effect against infection with the coronavirus. But the vaccine is still your best ally.
When the allergies really kick in, tissues can hardly cut it.
He was a local legend for having eluded the police for so long
Plastic waste is all over the place, even where you less expect it.
This is the kind of surprise I like.
Not exactly telepathy but darn close, that's for sure.
These concerning findings highlight the need for urgent action aimed at mitigating the effects of man-made climate change.
A growing awareness among musicians could help change this.
Aboriginal Australians are part of the oldest living culture on Earth -- and we could learn a thing or two from them
When it's geology versus cities, the geology usually wins.
The Dark Energy Survey has delivered its first results providing one of the most detailed pictures of the Universe ever created.
It's a small price to pay to protect nature.
Fewer hours at the office might be good both for you and for the climate.
Work on that summer bod, but be sure to protect it from the sun as well!
Good things come to those who dig.
I study the effects of exercise on the body. So it’s perhaps unsurprising that when I’m not in the lab, I like to keep active by hitting the gym or going for a run. But for many people it’s much harder to get out and move their bodies. Modern life doesn’t always make it easy […]
Studies that are "out there" tend to be picked up more, even when they're on shaky ground. Meanwhile, solid science is sometimes overlooked.
Maybe try sleeping more next time
"If you gave me your shoe, I could tell you with about 90% accuracy the city you came from," the authors boast.
Other companies could soon face the same legal pressure.
