Climate Change Continues To Pose Major Risk To Great Barrier Reef
New research highlights the growing threat to the Great Barrier Reef caused by continually rising temperatures.
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Get Ready For Creepy AI Robots With Human Facial Expressions
Researchers may have found a way to create more natural robot facial expressions that are more precise and realistic.
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A Robot Just Performed Fully Autonomous Surgery On A Live Patient For The First Time
A robot dentist from an AI startup called Perceptive can perform surgery on patients on its own - here's how it works.
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This Toxic Foot-Long Worm Is Invading Texas, And It's Pure Nightmare Fuel
Texas residents may see an influx of dangerous hammerhead flatworms as rains push these invasive worms back up to the surface.
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Streetlights Seem To Have A Bizarre Affect On Tree Leaves
New research indicates streetlights may have unexpected effects on tree leaves within cities, though it likely isn't bad.
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Heat-Storing Firebricks Could Save Money And The Environment
Researchers think firebricks, a Bronze Age heat-storing technique, have a place in our eco-friendly industrial future.
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New Study Suggests We Could Spot Alien Warp Drives Lurking In The Cosmos
A new paper highlights some intriguing ways we might be able to detect alien warp drives lurking in deep space.
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Scientists Find More Proof Of Life On Venus
Four years ago, back in 2020, a group of scientists at Cardiff University in the UK discovered phosphine in the clouds on Venus. This significant…
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Life Hack: You Can Use A Phone To See The Road Better When Driving In Bad Weather
Driving in bad weather might be safer with polarized devices, such as glasses or even a smartphone camera that sees the road better than you.
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EV Batteries With A 600-Mile Range And Fast Charging Speeds Are Coming
Samsung developed a solid-state EV battery with a 600-mile range. It's working on 9-minute charging and batteries that can last for 20 years.
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New Technique Breaks Down 100% Of Forever Chemicals In One Night
A groundbreaking technique can break down forever chemicals by up to 100 percent overnight and even recover useful components.
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Scientists Invented A Mosquito Repellent That Lasts For Over A Week
Scientists have discovered a way to create long-lasted mosquito repellent using bacteria found in human skin.
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NASA's Mission To Crash D.A.R.T. Into An Asteroid Gave Us An Unexpected Revelation
Images taken by NASA's D.A.R.T. mission right before impact have helped us determine two asteroid's ages. Here's what we learned.
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Weight Loss Drugs Like Ozempic Can Also Help People Stop Smoking
A new study indicates that drugs with semaglutide, like Ozempic and Wegovy, might help patients quit smoking.
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Complex Life On Earth Is Older Than We Thought, New Theory Claims
A new theory suggests that complex life on Earth might actually be much, much older than scientists previously believed.
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New Study Shows Even Moderate Drinking Is Unhealthy
A new study upends the belief that drinking moderate amounts of alcohol is good for health, as it finds a key issue with previous studies.
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Scientists Might've Discovered How To Make A Tractor Beam In Real Life
Scientists may have finally figured out how to create a real-life tractor beam that is also easily portable.
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Revolutionary New Concrete Doesn't Have Any Cement In It
One company has managed to create cement-free concrete that is actually ready for use in construction projects.
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Death Valley Is So Hot Right Now, It Literally Melted A Tourist's Skin
Death Valley's heat levels continue to reach such high levels that one tourist even suffered third-degree burns while walking on the sand.
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Perseverance Rover May Have Discovered Signs Of Ancient Life On Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover may have discovered signs of ancient life on Mars hidden within a unique rock called Chevaya Falls.
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New Drug Could Make Bacterial Resistance 'Nearly Impossible'
University of Illinois Chicago researchers developed a dual-action antibiotic that makes bacterial resistance to drugs nearly impossible.
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Astronomers Can Spot Fake AI Photos Using Tools Meant To Measure Galaxies
Astronomers have discovered a very cheeky way to detect fake AI images and videos using galaxy-measuring techniques.
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Crazy New Shapeshifting Battery Can Stretch And Twist
Scientists have developed a new shapeshifting battery that can be stretched and twisted to fit almost any design.
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Flies With Genetically Engineered Abilities Might Save Us From Organic Waste
Researchers want to genetically engineer black soldier flies with the power to consume organic waste and turn it into valuable resources.
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This Robot Dog Wirelessly Jams Home Networks During Police Raids
The DHS has created its own wireless jamming robot dogs to use in police raids and they're actually pretty cool.
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Scientists Found Strange 'Dark Oxygen' On The Ocean Floor
The ocean is a terrifying and mysterious place. And now, scientists have discovered what some are calling "dark oxygen" at the bottom.
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These Close-Up Images Of The Sun Are So Crazy, You Won't Believe They're Real
One astrophotographer has captured a photograph of the Sun so detailed it doesn't even look like a real picture.
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