Paralyzed People Can Feel And Touch Again With This Mind-Controlled Robotic Arm
Researchers have discovered a way to temporarily help patients regain their sense of touch and hope to take it even further.
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First-Of-Its-Kind Video Shows Meteor Striking The Earth At 37,000 Mph
For the first time, someone has captured a meteor strike and the sound of its crash on video. Watch it for yourself!
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This New, All-Optical Computer Has Blistering 100 GHz Clock Speeds
Researchers have created an all-optical computer capable of 100 GHz speeds that runs off light instead of electricity.
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Exciting New Species Of Mosasaur Might Have Been A Forgery, Researchers Claim
The discovery of a skull deemed a new species of mosasaur might have just been an elaborately forged fossil, researchers claim.
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These 'Magic' Mushrooms Don't Make You Hallucinate - They Delay Signs Of Aging
Scientists may have found anti-aging mushrooms that can delay signs of aging, but more research is needed to make eating them feasible.
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Plant-Based Diets Linked To Improved Health In Massive Study Across US And Europe
A brand new study further highlights the true benefits of eating a plant-based diet compared to a mixed diet with meat and vegetables.
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New Reactor Can Make Hydrogen Fuel From Water Using Sunlight
Researchers have demonstrated a new technique that lets them create carbon-free hydrogen by splitting water at an atomic level.
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Rats Addicted To Seized Drugs Took Over A Houston Police Department's Evidence Room
Police in Houston are currently dealing with drug-addicted rats who have acquired a taste for weed, cocaine, and other illicit drugs.
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How Long Should You Use The Same Towel Before Washing It?
Ever wondered how often you should wash your towels? Here's everything you need to know, including why you might want to wash it more often.
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Interactive Map Lets You Explore The History Of Anywhere On Earth
Ever wanted to see how history connects all around the world? This interactive history map makes it easier than ever.
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Chemist Finds A Way To Transform Plastic Waste Into Soap
A chemist has found a way to create soap out of recycled plastic, which could open new doors for plastic recycling.
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This Horrifyingly Massive New Sea Bug That Was Just Discovered Is Pure Nightmare Fuel
Researchers have discovered a new terrifying sea bug that can grow almost 13 inches long and weighs almost 2.2 pounds.
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Huge Real-World Test Shows AI Can Help Identify Breast Cancer
Researchers have created a new cancer-identifying AI that could dramatically improve breast cancer detection.
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Nonstick Cookware Industry Sues Over Law Banning Cancer-Causing Chemicals
A groundbreaking PFAS ban in Minnesota is getting backlash from the nonstick-cookware industry. Here's why.
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Scientists Are Looking To The Past To Predict The Climate Of Earth's Future
Researchers are studying ancient Antarctic ice to learn more about the past in hopes of understanding the climate of Earth’s future.
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Tonight's Wolf Moon Will 'Feast On' Mars
January's full Wolf Moon will "eat" Mars for a short time tonight as the Red Planet prepares for opposition later this week.
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'Impossible' Particles May Actually Be Real, According To These Findings
A new study from scientists at Rice University claims that "impossible particles" first theorized in the 1950s might actually be real.
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Groundbreaking Sugar Gel Might Be A Miracle Hair Loss Solution For Men And Women
A new hair regrowth gel could soon see the light of day, giving us new ways to treat permanent baldness in both men and women.
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This Is Why Time Slows Down Or Speeds Up Depending On Your State Of Mind
Have you ever noticed how your perception of time can stretch or speed up depending on what's happening to you? Here's why.
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Study Links Sugar-Filled Drinks To Millions Of Heart Disease And Diabetes Cases Each Year
The health risks associated with sugary drinks are becoming clearer thanks to a new study outlining just how widespread the issue has become.
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This Is The Most Contaminated Nuclear Location In America
This is the Hanford Site, the most contaminated nuclear location in America, and the site responsible for the plutonium in the Fat Man bomb.
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Supersonic Commercial Flights Will Return In 2025 For The First Time Since The Concorde
NASA plans to test its X-59 aircraft this year, paving the way for the return of supersonic commercial flights for the first time since 2003.
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A Scientist Claims He Might Have Figured Out The Solution To The 'Grandfather Paradox'
A new study could provide the solution to the grandfather paradox that has plagued time travel theories for decades.
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Coffee Actually Helps You Live Longer, Decade-Long Study Says
A new study further highlights the health benefits coffee offers, further claiming that drinking it in the morning is better for you, too.
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After A 2-Hour Interview, Google Can Make An AI That Thinks And Acts Like You
Google can create an AI replica of your decision-making style and personality after a two-hour interview, and that's absolutely terrifying.
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What's Happening To Earth Right Now Can't Be Explained By Climate Models
New reports suggest that climate change models can't properly predict Earth's future climate reliably. Here's why.
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Human Hibernation Might Actually Be Possible
Human stasis—a state of prolonged hibernation—could be an enticing possibility for future interstellar travel.
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