Researchers Used Gene Therapy To Restore Hearing In Adults
Groundbreaking new research shows that it is possible to use gene therapy to restore hearing in both children and adults.
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3 TV Shows With New Seasons To Watch This Month Have Perfect 100% Critics' Score
Critics are raving about these three TV shows with new seasons to watch — here’s where to stream them and why they’re worth your time.
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Climate Tipping Point Might Have Been Crossed Before The 'Great Dying'
Researchers say that the climate tipping point may have already been crossed before the Great Dying led to years of global warming.
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Amazon Says To Watch Out For These Scams Ahead Of Prime Day
Amazon is warning customers about emails from scammers trying to steal accounts and banking details ahead of Prime Day.
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New Study Claims The Universe Will Start Shrinking In 7 Billion Years
A new study may have given us a glimpse of when the "Big Crunch" will take place and the universe will start shrinking.
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Apple To Appeal 'Unprecedented' $580 Million Fine From The EU
Apple plans to appeal a massive $580 million fine from the EU over how the American company operates its mobile App Store.
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F1 Success Gives Apple Its First Real Blockbuster Movie
Apple's 'F1' movie has given the company its first legit blockbuster, with reports indicating the film earned nearly $300 million in 10 days
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The 5 Top-Rated TV Shows You Need To Stream ASAP
Learn more about the top-ranked TV shows to stream right now from Hulu, Netflix, Apple TV+, Prime Video, and Disney+.
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Astronomers Discovered A Whole New Class Of Black Holes
New research is shedding light on what researchers call "lite" intermediate-mass black holes, which are smaller, but still important.
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Common Farm Chemicals May Be Heralding An 'Insect Apocalypse'
We may be silently causing an "insect apocalypse" by using a specific type of pesticide, new research claims.
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New Study Claims These Sports Are Better Exercise Than Running Or Swimming
New research shows that racket-based sports are actually better for burning calories than running or swimming.
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Astronomers Spotted A Third 'Interstellar Object' Streaking Through Our Solar System
Astronomers have discovered a new interstellar comet passing through our solar system, marking the third interstellar object we've discovered.
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The Highest-Rated TV Shows Of 2025 So Far, According To IMDb
From Korean drama to gritty crime series, these are the top-rated TV shows of 2025 so far, based on IMDb user ratings.
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AI Just Detected Tiny Brain Tumors Often Missed By MRIs
New research shows that AI can detect cancerous tumors in MRI brain scans that doctors often miss because of how small they are.
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'Everything In Life Is Just For A While': On The Bear Season 4, And The Passage Of Time
Season 4 of The Bear isn’t just about food — it’s also about time and how we choose to spend what little of it we have.
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AI Has Started Lashing Out When Threatened By Humans
Reports suggest that the AI threats to humanity could grow, as models like Claude have begun to threaten humans under certain conditions.
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The New Rotten Tomatoes App Is Giving Me Letterboxd Vibes
Rotten Tomatoes just launched a new app that feels like a cousin to Letterboxd, complete with personalized recs, social features, and AI.
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MIT Made A 'Bubble Wrap' That Can Turn Air Into Drinking Water
MIT scientists have created a game-changing new "bubble wrap" material that can turn air into water that's safe to drink.
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NASA Is Bringing Live Rocket Launches And Spacewalks To Netflix
Starting this summer, live programming from NASA+ will stream on Netflix, including rocket launches, spacewalks, and views from the ISS.
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Scientists Finally Know What Caused The Atlantic Warming Hole
Researchers believe they finally know what causes the Atlantic Warming Hole, a spot in the ocean which is cooling despite climate change.
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Scientists Found What Just Might Be Earth's Oldest Rocks
New research suggests a group of rocks found in northeastern Canada might just be the oldest rocks on Earth.
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Scientists Created A 'Living' Material That Sucks CO2 Out Of The Air
Researchers have created a new living material that hardens over time and captures carbon dioxide passively.
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These Plants Might Actually Be De-Evolving
New research claims that tomato plants in the Galápagos might actually be de-evolving and picking up ancient traits.
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These Moths Use Stars To Navigate, Just Like Humans
New research shows that certain moths, like the bogong moths, use the night sky and stars to navigate, just like humans do.
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The Five Top-Ranked TV Shows Dominating The Internet Right Now
From steamy reality drama to gripping crime thrillers, find out which TV shows everyone’s streaming this week, courtesy of Reelgood.
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Researchers Found Three Minerals Never Before Catalogued On Earth
Researchers have published a study that outlines the discovery of three new types of minerals never before catalogued on Earth.
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Imperfect Climate Models Can Still Help Us Immensely, Yale Says
Researchers at Yale say that our imperfect climate models might actually be more helpful than some initially thought.
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