Here's Why It Might Feel Like You Aged A Few Years Overnight
Researchers discovered the human body changes dramatically at specific ages, explaining the feeling of aging overnight.
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Revolutionary New Concrete Bricks Are Made Of Demolished Buildings And Air
A group of researchers has proven that a concept for renewable concrete bricks made from building waste and CO2 is actually possible.
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Rare Blue Supermoon Is Coming This Month - Here's How To See It
Skywatchers will be able to turn their eyes to the sky this week for a glimpse at a rare supermoon. Here's what you need to know.
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Starliner Update: NASA Says It Won't Make A Decision For At Least Another Week
The latest Starliner update from NASA has revealed that the agency isn't in a hurry to make a call on when it will bring two astronauts home.
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Breakthrough Discovery May Lead To A Cure For Gluten Sensitivity And Celiac Disease
Scientists may have made a breakthrough discovery that could lead to a cure for gluten sensitivity and celiac disease.
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One Of Utah's Most Beautiful Geological Features Has Collapsed
One of the most beautiful geological features in Utah, the Double Arch, has collapsed due to wind erosion.
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Smart Insulin Could Be The Closest We Get To A Cure For Type 1 Diabetes
Researchers are working on smart insulin, which comes close to being a cure for type 1 diabetes by responding to blood sugar levels.
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Bacteria Found In Poop Can Help Heal Wounds Quicker
Scientists have found that good bacteria found in poop can actually help chronic wounds heal much more quickly.
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This Startup Pulls Dairy-Free Butter Out Of Thin Air
A California-based startup can literally make dairy-free butter out of thin air using carbon and hydrogen atoms.
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It Might Not Be That Hard To Terraform Mars After All
New research has proven that terraforming Mars might not actually be as difficult as scientists previously expected.
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Researchers Found A Way To Switch Memories Back On In Alzheimer's Patients
Researchers say they may have made huge progress towards an Alzheimer’s cure by finding a way to flip back on the memories in patients.
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Washing Fruit Won't Completely Remove Pesticides, So This Is What You Have To Do
A new study found that washing fruit might not be enough to remove all pesticides. A better choice is peeling those you can.
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These Earbuds Can Detect If You're About To Fall Asleep While Driving
Researchers have developed special earbuds that can prevent drowsy driving and falling asleep at the wheel.
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Starliner Could Leave Astronauts Stranded On ISS Until 2025
The ongoing Starliner fiasco could actually see two astronauts stranded on the ISS until 2025 at the earliest, new reports suggest.
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Forget Everything You've Seen, This Image Shows The Northern Lights' True Colors
New images have given us a proper look at the true colors of the northern lights and its all because of a new instrument called the HySCAI.
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A Sugar-Free Sweetener You Might Eat Daily Was Just Found To Raise The Risk Of Heart Attacks
A new study shows that a popular sugar substitute called erythritol might increase the risk of heart attacks and stroke.
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Life-Changing 900-Calorie Liquid Diet Can Reverse Type 2 Diabetes
UK doctors are prescribing type 2 diabetes patients a revolutionary 900-calorie soup and shake diet that can cure the illness.
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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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