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Research suggests that the universal ancestor of all life on Earth was similar to prokaryotes and had an immune system.
Intriguingly, one of the figures shown in the burial murals looks like a "Westerner".
AI-powered chatbots with romantic and sexual roleplay features are growing in popularity.
The method was so far successful in mice. Hopefully, it can be transferred to humans too.
If this works, no more space diapers from now on!
The Atacama Desert is usually famous for its scorching temperatures and dryness. Now, it's brimming with flowers.
The snowman was created more than a decade ago.
Preference for evening activity is linked to higher cognitive performance, researchers find.
Jacob and Tibu bravely crossed waters filled with crocs and hippos in order to secure a mate.
To make this alternative butter, you don't need land, livestock, or crops.
Thankfully, no one was around and there were no injuries.
The New Caledonian fern's genome is 50 times larger than the human genome.
The tug of war between SARS-CoV-2 and our immune systems continues.
The Braziliant researcher would have celebrated his 100th birthday today.
Researchers at the University of Tokyo harness algae cells to drive micromachines.
China's push puts the global goal to triple renewable capacity by the end of 2030 "well within reach".
Respiratory diseases are on the rise among industrial workers, and regular masks just don't cut it.
The idea is meant to stop poachers, but not in the way you're probably thinking.
A man's violent sneeze caused his intestines to protrude through a surgical site, leading to an emergency operation.
Some people call them antics, some people call it racism.
The Key Largo tree cactus succumbs to climate change. More are surely to come, scientists warn.
New research explores the role of breast size in female intrasexual competition.
Scientists who spend time peer-reviewing manuscripts don’t get rewarded for their efforts. It’s time to change that.
The success of the upcoming manned Artemis missions to the Moon hinge on perfect syncronization between time-keeping instruments.
The link between autism and gut organisms seems to be stronger than we thought.
It's exactly the kind of events experts forecast would happen.
The data suggests the exoplanet's mass might be made of 10% to 20% liquid water.
Greenland sharks could hold the secret to better cardiovascular health.
A key protein is responsible for converting cells that normally store fat into calorie-burning cells. This could be a new mechanism for weight-loss drugs.
An aurora illuminated the entire polar cap during a solar wind lull.
New York City's climate will feel like today's northern Mississippi.
For the first time in 200 years, Kazakhstan witnesses the return of Przewalski's horse.
Researchers leverage the Knight's moves from chess to create intricate mazes with potential industrial applications.
Temperature records are being broken one after another in California.
Blue tits were found to be equally capable of remembering and adapting.
New study shows early dinosaurs like laid leathery eggs, reshaping our understanding of prehistoric life and reproduction.
A technological shift from bone awls to threaded needles may have paved the way for fashion (and also the first underwear).
Men are often embarrassed or in denial about penis cancer and so only seek treatment at a late stage.
How was popcorn discovered? An archaeologist on its likely appeal for people in the Americas millennia ago.
Researchers find modern chart-topping music has simpler melodies compared to past hits.
Cats always seem to have an itch. But when they go overboard, it's time to pay attention to your surroundings.
he average Dutch man is 9% taller today than 200 years ago, but today’s Dutch children are shorter than their parents.
ESA partnered with LEGO to make 3D-printed 'space bricks' that inspire next-gen space engineers.
You wouldn't believe it looking at their stubby frame.
The compound stands out for its quick and potent psychedelic effects. Can lab formulations help improve mental health?
The oldest computer in the world is revealing its secrets.
The only medical system that rivals this behavior would be the human one, scientists say.
The hormone that may be behind this is also found in humans, but it's not clear what it does.
The same ritual was also described until the 19th century.
Massive industrial livestock financing sabotages major U.S. banks’ climate goals.
