Scientists Found A New Species Of Long-Tailed Sea Creatures Off The Coast Of Japan
Scientists studying forgotten specimens in a museum uncovered a new species of long-tailed sea creatures related to chimeras.
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Scientists Are Making Energy-Storing Concrete To Turn Buildings Into Giant Batteries
Scientists continue to look for ways to turn concrete into energy storage that can hold more energy for longer periods of time.
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Scientists Are Scrambling To Find Ways To Refreeze The Arctic
A new video showcases some of the different ways that scientists are scrambling to try to refreeze the Arctic and slow global warming.
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Doctors Painted Cancer Cells In A Glowing Dye So They Could Remove The Tumors
Researchers have developed a new potential cancer cure: Targeting tumor cells with glowing dye to improve the success of surgery.
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Researchers Are Using AI To Monitor Malaria-Spreading Mosquitos In Africa
Researchers are now turning to AI to help improve mosquito control and deter the spread of deadly diseases like malaria in Africa.
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Groundbreaking Tech Could Lead To Realistic Holograms In Regular Eyeglass Lenses
Scientists have come up with a way to potentially make hologram lenses, which could allow for realistic holograms with wider fields of view.
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Researchers Made Ultra-Thin Night-Vision Lenses That Fit Regular Glasses
Researchers have discovered a way to create ultra-thin night-vision lenses that are thin enough to fit regular glasses.
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New Cancer Treatment Increases Efficacy By Injecting Chemo Directly Into Tumor Cells
Scientists have developed a more effective cancer treatment that uses cancer-fighting antibodies to inject chemo directly into tumors.
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Study Shows Gaming Isn't Bad For Your Mental Health, But It's Not Good Either
A new study shows that gaming does not negatively or positively impact a person's sense of mental well-being.
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Researchers Made Batteries Powered By Tears For Smart Contact Lenses
Researchers have developed a safe, ultra-thin battery that can run on human tears. The tech might also be used to measure sugar levels.
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How Researchers Use AI To Decode The Language Of Dog Barks
Scientists are trying to use AI models to decode the secret language of dogs. Here's how they hope to do it.
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Researchers Found A Way To Reinvent Chocolate And Make It Healthier
What if you could eat chocolate and not have to worry about how good it is for you? Scientists may have created healthier chocolate.
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A Plastic-Eating Fungus Is Cleaning Up The Ocean Better Than We Are
Scientists have discovered a plastic-eating fungus on the Great Pacific garbage patch, but it isn't fast enough to clean up everything.
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Hordes Of Zombie Cicadas Will Emerge Across The US This Month
Two broods of periodical cicadas are expected to emerge this month, with thousands of zombie cicadas hiding in their ranks.
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Scientists Prove Astrology Is Nonsense, But They're Such Capricorns
A new study shows no link between one's zodiac sign and fate, proving that astrology can't predict happiness and well-being.
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Should You Be Scared Of The Flying Joro Spiders Set To Invade New York City?
New York City is expected to get an influx of invasive parachuting Joro spiders this summer. Here's what to expect.
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New Bowel Tumor Drug Helped Cure Cancer In 100% Of Cases
Jemperli (dostarlimab) might be a cancer cure breakthrough from GSK, as it cured 100% of rectal cancer cases in a trial.
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Your Brain Might Be Trying To Predict The Future When You Sleep
A new study shows that neurons in the brain might be trying to predict the future while you sleep and dream.
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New Theory Suggests Time Is An Illusion Created By Quantum Entanglement
A new definition of time suggests that what we once thought was a fundamental element of reality is actually just a byproduct.
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New Glass-Like Material Can Clean Itself And Keep Rooms Cooler
Researchers have created a new type of glass-like material that self-cleans and keeps rooms cooler than glass does.
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New Breakthrough May Let Us Charge Smartphones In 60 Seconds
A breakthrough could let us build next-gen chargers capable of charging our electronics in just 60 seconds.
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Frequent Sauna Use And Exercise Might Lower The Risk Of Psychosis
A new study shows that combining frequent sauna baths with a higher cardiorespiratory fitness can reduce the risk of psychosis significantly.
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NASA Is Desperate To Figure Out Time On The Moon - Here's Why
NASA says finding out how time on the Moon passes is important for a number of reasons, including keeping things synced up.
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Insulin May Be A Thing Of The Past Thanks To This Groundbreaking Diabetes Cure
Researchers cured type 2 diabetes in a 59-year-old patient after restoring insulin-producing pancreatic function with a stem cell transplant.
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New Concrete Strengthened By Coffee Is Now Being Tested In A Real Neighborhood
The first coffee-reinforced concrete footpath is now being tested in a real neighborhood to see just how well it holds up to the elements.
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World's First Bioprocessor Made With Human Brain Tissue Uses A Million Times Less Power
A company claims to have created the world's first bioprocessor that uses a million times less power than a digital chip does.
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A Rare Planetary Alignment Will Grace Our Skies In June
Skywatchers who head outside in early June will get to spot a rare planetary alignment of six different planets.
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