The Biggest Meteor Shower Of The Year Peaks This Week
The biggest meteor shower of the year, the Geminids, will peak this week. Here's when to head outside to see shooting stars.
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New Glow-In-The-Dark Wood Doesn't Need Electricity To Illuminate Homes
Your next home could have glow-in-the-dark wood pieces to help guide you to bed instead of lights. Here's how.
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A Cheap Daily Supplement Can Boost Brain Function In Older Adults
Researchers discovered an unlikely brain-boosting supplement for older people, and it's actually really cheap.
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These Temporary Tattoos Can Be Used To Read Brain Activity
A new type of temporary EEG tattoo could make it easier to scan and analyze the brain with more accurate measurements.
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This New Biodegradable Plastic Leaves No Microplastics Behind
Scientists have created a microplastic-free biodegradable plastic that breaks down easily in salt water and soil.
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Study May Have Uncovered How Life Actually Began On Earth
A new study may have figured out how life on Earth actually began, and it all has to do with ancient hot springs.
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We May Soon Be Able To Get Sleep's Benefits Without Actually Sleeping
New research suggests we may soon be able to get the benefits of sleep without having to actually sleep. Here's how.
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Neuroscientists Taught Rats How To Drive
Neuroscientists taught rats to drive mini cars, and now they're continuing to study how they respond to driving and other stimuli.
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Neptune And Uranus Might Be Home To Hidden Oceans
New research claims that Neptune and Uranus may hold hidden oceans of water and other materials below their extreme atmospheres.
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Scientists Were Able To Map How The Brain Experiences Movies
Scientists have created the most detailed functional brain map ever, and they did it by scanning brains as they watched movies.
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Scientists Created The World's First Engine Powered By Quantum Entanglement Instead Of Gas Or Oil
Researchers have finally created a quantum engine that runs off entanglement and it could revolutionize quantum mechanics.
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This New Alloy Could Be One Of The Keys That Lead To Limitless Energy
Scientists created a heat-resistant alloy that could bring us one step closer to clean energy creating fusion reactors.
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Optical Disc Made From Diamonds And Lasers Stores Data For Millions Of Years
Researchers have created a new diamond storage system that is more accurate and reliable than current storage methods.
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The ISS Just Avoided Space Junk For The Second Time In Less Than A Week
The ISS had to avoid even more space junk for the second time in a week, highlighting growing concerns about crowding Earth's orbit.
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The Northern Lights Could Be Visible From New York To Idaho This Week
A geomagnetic storm could cause the aurora borealis to dip into the skies of a few upper midwest states this week.
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Research Suggests Different Parts Of Your Body Age At Different Rates
A new study says that how organs age may actually affect the way our entire body ages. And that could be key to slowing human aging for good.
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Does Venting Actually Help? New Study Says No
A new study argues that venting isn't actually good for relieving anger. Instead, scientists say we should take a breath before screaming.
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Earth Is Saying Goodbye To Its Mini Moon - But Don't Fret, It'll Be Back
Earth will say goodbye to an asteroid that has acted as a mini moon for the past two months. But astronomers say it will return again soon.
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Fascinating Study Says Some Of Our Memories Aren't Held In Our Brains
A new study claims that we also have "body memory." a type of memory found throughout many of our body's cells.
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Researchers Found A Way To Grow Plants Without Light
Scientists may have finally found a way to grow plants without sunlight, which could revolutionize how we grow food.
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Flight Turbulence Is Getting Worse, And Now We Know Why
New studies suggest that climate change may be leading to increased flight turbulence. Here's everything we know.
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Behold The Largest And Deadliest Bug In The World
The largest and deadliest insect in the world is probably not what you'd expect. Here's what you need to know.
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New Interactive AI Tool Makes Textbooks Come To Life
A new tool called Augmented Physics can take textbook diagrams and bring them to life with the power of AR and AI.
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Archaeologists Dug Up Buried Treasure Full Of Gold And Strange Alien Metal
An ancient treasure found decades ago has recently been confirmed to include alien metal, which was used in crafting two pieces.
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Scientists Captured An Image Of A Star Beyond The Milky Way For The First Time Ever
Scientists have finally imaged a star outside of the Milky Way for the first time. Here's what it looks like and how they did it.
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Starship's Fifth Test May Have Been Loud Enough To Damage Nearby Homes
New concerns have bloomed over the sonic booms Starship creates during its launch sequences and how they might damage communities.
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China's New Hypergravity Machine Can Produce 1,900 Times Earth's Gravity
China just turned on the world's most powerful hypergravity machine, and it's going to revolutionize how we study gravity.
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