Humpback Whales May Be Trying To Communicate With Humans
Researchers say that humpback whales may be trying to find ways to communicate with humans, but there's still more to unravel.
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Scientists Claim The Universe Could One Day Implode
The end of the universe is tied to dark energy, astronomers claim, and one day the universe could implode on itself.
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Our Planet's Oxygen Levels Will Drop, And There's No Way To Stop It
Researchers say that the Earth's oxygen levels will drop exponentially in the future, ending life as we know it.
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Astronomers Finally Figured Out How Pluto Cools Itself
New data captured by the James Webb Space Telescope has finally given astronomers new clues about how Pluto cools itself.
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These Birds Keep Teaching Themselves New Tricks
Australia's sulphur-crested cockatoos are a lot smarter than you might think. In fact, these birds keep teaching themselves new tricks.
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Humans Nearly Went Extinct 1 Million Years Ago, But We Don't Know Why
Research data suggests humans may have nearly gone extinct almost 1 million years ago, but scientists aren't sure why.
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The Largest Black Hole Jet Ever Discovered Is Three Times Bigger Than The Milky Way
Researchers discovered a large black hole jet from the early universe, and it's reshaping what we know about the early universe.
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It's Been Millions Of Years Since Earth's Atmosphere Had This Much CO2
A new report on atmospheric CO2 levels reveals they are now higher than they have been in millions of years.
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Strawberry Moon: How To Watch The Lowest Full Moon Since 2006
June's Strawberry Moon will be the lowest full moon to grace our skies in decades, so skywatchers won't want to miss out.
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'Superorganisms' Were Just Seen In The Wild For The First Time Ever
Researchers have observed superorganisms previously only seen in lab experiments in the wild for the very first time.
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The Science Behind Why Some People Can't Handle Being In A Noisy Room
New research has given us insight into why some people can't handle being in a crowded room and how the brain rewires itself to compensate.
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AI Helped Design An Innovative New Cancer Treatment Plan
A new AI-designed cancer treatment has doctors using widely available non-cancer drugs to kill cancer cells.
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Scientists Invented A Lens Made Of Water With Adjustable Focus
Researchers have created a proof-of-concept, lightweight, and tunable liquid lens system that is both small and cost-efficient.
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A 14-Year-Old Created An App That Detects Heart Disease Almost Instantly
This new heart disease detection app can tell if someone might have heart disease just by listening to the sounds their body makes.
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Meet The World's Most Aggressive Bird - And No, It Isn't The One You Think
Ever wondered what the world's most aggressive bird is? Here's everything you need to know about the cassowary.
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Why You Can Understand Words Even If They're Missing Vowels
How the brain deciphers words can explain a lot about why humans are able to pick up patterns and read words even when vowels are missing.
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The Milky Way Might Not Crash Into Andromeda After All
The long-proposed Milky Way and Andromeda galactic merger might not be as certain as astronomers previously believed.
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Astronomers Discovered Water Around A Sun-Like Star For The First Time
Astronomers spotted water around a young, sun-like star for the first time ever, and it could help us understand solar system formation.
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Researchers Got Fruit Flies Hooked On Cocaine - Here's What They Learned
Cocaine-addicted fruit flies might sound crazy, but researchers say they could help us understanding cocaine addiction in humans.
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Researchers Want Us To Get Serious About Terraforming Mars
Terraforming Mars might sound far-fetched, but researchers argue in a new study that we should take the idea seriously.
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Solar Storms Are Killing Satellites, New Study Warns
New research showcases just how drastically solar storms can effect satellites, highlighting the importance of stricter orbit policies.
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This 'Lost City' At The Bottom Of The Ocean Is Unlike Anything Else Seen On Earth
The iconic "lost city" found at the bottom of the Atlantic ocean is unlike anything else researchers have managed to find on Earth.
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This Anti-Aging Drug Can Extend The Lifespan Of Mice By Up To 30%
Researchers have created an incredible anti-aging drug mix that can extend the lifespan of mice by up to 30 percent.
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Mindblowing Spy Laser Can Read Text From Almost A Mile Away
A newly revealed spy laser can allow the user to read text less than two millimeters wide from almost a mile away.
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There's A Place Where Humans Are Evolving Right Before Our Eyes
Humans that call the Tibetan Plateau home are evolving right before our eyes, and scientists are watching as it happens.
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Caffeine Actually Rewires Your Brain While You Sleep
New research into how caffeine affects the brain may have revealed a key way that it rewires how our brains work at night.
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Scientists Are Trying To Replicate The First Thing That Ever Lived On Earth
New research may finally help us understand how the first living things on Earth came to be, and even how they replicated.
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