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Green's the best, orange's a pest!
Our cousin, the bonobo, has remarkably changed very little. Anatomically, they're the most similar to a common ancestor out of all the apes.
According to a new report released by an environment and energy consultancy, 9.4 million people globally work in renewable energy, more than at any other point in history.
Seeds -- the tiny bunkers of life.
We got this.
Making new tissue could become as easy as bio-printing it.
A dramatic case with a happy ending. Antibiotic resistance is growing and threatens to kill 50 million people by 2050.
He named his machine the TARDIS -- bonus points for that.
There's a lot of data to be had -- and Google wants it.
Internal auditors weren't happy with the way NASA is making new space suits.
Keep it tidy, neurons.
Even centuries later, science is able to decrypt some of art's biggest controversies.
An old trick.
Pass me that milk!
A much needed tool.
This could revolutionize how we build things both on Earth and other planets.
That's surprisingly convenient.
The innovative method could help millions of people who suffer from osteoporosis.
Matter over mind.
The two are already collaborating on important science projects.
Finally, a reason to post food photos!
Such a cool problem to have.
A billion tons of CO2 have been trapped by these mountains where the only exposed sections of the Earth's mantle are found.
A tiny plant with a lot of genes.
Ultimately, this behavior is what creates dangerous information bubbles.
Not good.
You can apply the technique on any existing 3-D printer.
All food is good. But only some of it is good for you.
It could save countless severely prenatal human babies
Currently only works with blue light, but they're working on fixing that.
The findings suggest that both foods could have a therapeutic effect against diabetes and colitis.
Super like.
The waxworm eats plastic faster than any other animal we know of.
When you can correlate computer models of comets with carvings from 13 millennia ago -- that's got to feel good.
That's what you get when the internet names things.
Sweet.
It all started with a short entry in a catalog of a tiny records office in the town of Chichester, in the south of England
Originally atlases were invented so that explorers could exploit new lands, this atlas does the opposite.
Recycle everything!!!
It's not clear if congestion issues will be solved, especially in California.
The red flag was, ironically, the fact that reviewers responded to emails on time.
Space junk is cluttering space. One day, we might not be able to launch anything anymore.
If done early, a thinned young forest can store as much carbon as an un-thinned one despite being heavily outnumbered.
Gluten Morgen!
Hundreds of thousands of infants will be vaccinated against the mosquito-carried parasite.
Water management policy needs to adapt to constantly shifting environmental conditions, else we risk repeating the downfall of the Maya.
"There's no vaccine for stupid."
There used to be giant sloths, rhinos, and dire wolves.
From bad to worse.
It's an important milestone, but there's still a long way to go.
