Researchers Made Crack-Resistant Concrete Using Fibers From Cheap Carpet Scraps
Researchers have found a way to use waste carpet fibers to create stronger and more durable crack-resistant concrete.
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Scientists Can Track Where You've Been By Having AI Look At The Bacteria On Your Body
Researchers have created a new type of bacterial GPS that can track where microbes originated using artificial intelligence.
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There's A Gravitational Anomaly In Canada Where You Can Instantly Lose Weight
A gravitational anomaly in Hudson Bay, Canada can cause you to lose weight instantly. Here's everything we know about it.
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Crazy Video Shows A Robot Learning How To Do A Job Just By Watching A Person
This new self-learning robotic arm could be the future of robotic butlers, and it could even teach other robots the things it learns.
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The North Taurid Meteor Shower Will Peak Tonight - Don't Miss It
The North Taurids meteor shower is expected to peak Monday night. Here's how to spot these fireballs as they light up the night sky.
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Researchers Found A Way To Harvest Electricity Using Nothing But Styrofoam And Wind
What if we could use Styrofoam to create electricity? Scientists at RMIT University have figured out how to do just that.
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Japanese Scientists Created Plant-Animal Hybrid Cells That Make Their Own Energy From Sunlight
Scientists in Japan have found a way to create solar-powered tissues, which may lead to breakthroughs in growing organs and lab-grown meat.
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Scary Study Finds Over 1 Billion Young People Are At Risk Of Hearing Loss For One Reason
A new study claims that over 1 billion young people are at risk of losing their hearing due to unsafe listening practices.
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A Contraption Made From Recycled Tires Can Purify Water For Under $0.01 Per Liter
Researchers have created an ingeniously designed recycled water still that can purify water for under $0.01 per liter.
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Breakthrough At Cornell Could Put An End To Exploding Batteries For Good
An end to exploding batteries could finally be in sight, and researchers at Cornell are the ones we have to thank.
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Japan Just Launched The World's First Wooden Satellite Into Space
Japan just launched the world's first wooden satellite into orbit, and it could completely change the future of space exploration.
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Scientists Can Tweak One Gene To Extend Lifespans By Up To 30%
A new study could help further attempts to slow human aging as gene tweaking experiments have improved the lifespans of fruit flies by 30%.
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Researchers Found A Way To Bend Light Around Corners, And It's Crazy To See In Action
A new study claims that researchers can bend light around corners, and it blew my mind when I saw it for the first time.
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Researchers Found A Way To 3D Print Concrete That's Stronger And More Durable
Researchers at the University of Virginia have discovered a way to make 3D-printed concrete that is more durable than regular concrete.
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Archaeologists Uncovered A 2,000-Year-Old Temple Submerged Underwater
Archaeologists finally discovered a sunken temple off the coast of Italy that they suspected existed but were unsure where to find.
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Scientists Found A New Way To Make Cancer Cells Self-Destruct
A group of researchers say they have found a way to self-destruct cancer cells by binding two proteins together.
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Researchers Found An Incredible Way To Stop Nightmares
We may have finally figured out an effective way to stop nightmares, but it does require a little bit of work.
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Scientists Found A Clear Link Between Red Meat And Cancer
Researchers have finally found the link between red meat and cancer and have even discovered a way to prevent it.
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Self-Healing Barriers Made Of Concrete And Living Oysters Now Protect A US Military Base
The Air Force just installed a living concrete reef off the coast of one of its bases, and it could forever change how we fortify coastlines.
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This Company Makes A 2mm Implant It Says Can Restore Vision In Blind People
A new experimental eye implant has shown success in restoring vision during a clinical trial. Here's what we know.
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Watch The Halloween Comet Burn Up In Epic Video Captured By SOHO
NASA and the ESA's SOHO spacecraft captured the Halloween comet on video as it approached the Sun and burned up.
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We Now Know The Secret To Why Roman Concrete Lasts Thousands Of Years
Scientists believe they have finally discovered the secret to Roman concrete and why it has lasted thousands of years.
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NASA Is Now Talking To Voyager 1 With A Radio That Hasn't Been Used Since 1981
Voyager 1 communications have once again hit a snap, with the interstellar probe somehow turning off its main radio transmitter.
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UN Says We're Failing Miserably At Our Attempts To Control Climate Change
New reports from the United Nations suggest that our attempts at climate control are extremely off track. Here's what we know.
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NASA Shares Possible Artemis III Landing Zones On The Moon
NASA has finally shared more details about possible landing zones for Artemis III, humankind's first return to the Moon since the 1970s.
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This Startup Charges $50,000 To Screen Baby Embryos For IQ
A startup claims it can screen your embryo's IQ as well as other traits like obesity risk and risk of mental health illnesses.
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Researchers Discovered A Rare Fungus That Can Learn And Remember Things
New research highlights a rare and intelligent fungus that appears to be able to tell different shapes from each other.
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