News Are you actually getting a deal on that ‘discounted’ item? In 23% of cases, you’re actually paying more October 10, 2022 - Updated on October 11, 2022
Environment Onshore algae farms could feed much of the world while reducing the environmental impact October 10, 2022
Diseases Covid vaccines saved hundreds of thousands of lives last year in the US alone October 10, 2022
News Light and salt crystals could help usher in the next generation of data storage October 10, 2022
Climate UK offers new offshore oil and gas licenses despite climate crisis October 10, 2022 - Updated on February 13, 2024
Animals Orcas are caught on camera hunting and killing great white sharks October 10, 2022 - Updated on August 22, 2023
Biology How dormant bacteria come back to life even after millions of years of ‘slumber’ October 7, 2022 - Updated on October 11, 2022
Climate There’s a way for Europe to completely wean off Russian gas fast. But it involves turning on coal plants October 7, 2022
Science Transplanting poop is the new frontier for fighting life-threatening intestinal infections October 6, 2022
Science Science may finally explain why some of the best ideas come while taking a shower October 6, 2022
Climate Greenwashing much? Coca-Cola will be the main sponsor of upcoming climate summit October 6, 2022 - Updated on November 1, 2022
Climate King Charles, a lifelong environmentalist, told not to attend COP27 climate summit by British Prime Minister October 6, 2022
Physics Chladni figures: the mysterious patterns in ‘The Rings of Power’ title sequence have some serious science behind them October 6, 2022
Future DeepMind trained gamified AI to find the fastest algorithm for crucial math in computer science. Not long after, the AI beat a 50-year-old record October 5, 2022
Archaeology Ancient pre-Viking arrow among trove of artifacts left behind by melting ice in Norway October 5, 2022
Science Antarctic stations are plagued by sexual harassment – it’s time for things to change October 5, 2022
Environment European Union votes for a single, common charger for mobile devices October 4, 2022 - Updated on October 5, 2022
Climate Climate change could turn once picturesque blue lakes into murky green or brown October 4, 2022
Chemistry World’s whitest paint is now thin enough to coat and cool down cars, trains and planes October 4, 2022
Archaeology Archaeologists find remarkable 2,000-year-old statue of Hercules in Greece October 4, 2022
Animals Europe is going through the “worst ever” bird flu epidemic October 4, 2022 - Updated on August 24, 2023
Climate Human-induced climate change made Hurricane Ian worse and it’s a taste of what’s to come October 4, 2022
Biology Water droplets are not wet everywhere, and this may explain how life first formed on Earth October 3, 2022
Biology Swedish scientist who sequenced the genome of Neanderthals wins Nobel Prize in Medicine October 3, 2022
Anthropology This facial reconstruction shows what a Paleolithic teenage girl looked like more than 30,000 years ago October 1, 2022
News Bitcoin’s beefy environmental costs are worse than those of gold or red meat production September 30, 2022
History Cutting-edge sonar technology helps to discover the wreck of a ship that tried to warn the Titanic of icebergs September 30, 2022
Health Why the White House wants nutrition labels on the front of packaging — and why this matters September 30, 2022
Health Promising malaria vaccine candidate proves its worth in a Phase II trial with over 80% efficacy September 29, 2022
Biology Algae-based microrobots can heal life-threatening bacterial pneumonia — in mice September 29, 2022
Biology Jaws, the Prequel: Spiny 439-million-year-old shark found in China is world’s oldest undisputed jawed fish September 29, 2022
