This Is What Humans Might Evolve To Look Like In The Year 3000
Ever wondered what future human evolution might look like? Here's what one tech company thinks humans will look like by the year 3000.
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New HIV Drug Found To Be 100% Effective In Human Trial
The most recent clinical trials for a new preventative HIV drug have showcased exceptional results with 100 percent effectiveness.
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New Map Shows How Devasted The Climate Is Predicted To Be Where You Live
A new climate change map can help you see what your hometown will look like in 60 years as climate change continues to ravage Earth.
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Here's Why BMI Isn't The Best Way To Diagnose Obesity
Doctors think that looking at the BMI alone isn't enough to diagnose obesity, proposing alternatives to improve treatment.
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Crazy New Spacesuit Could Let Astronauts Drink Their Own Filtered Urine
Scientists have developed a spacesuit component that can recycle urine into drinking water, similar to sci-fi movies like Dune.
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This Self-Cooling Artificial Grass May Help Cities Fight Extreme Heat
A new system of self-cooling artificial grass can mimic the cooling of natural grass by evaporating water to lower temperatures around it.
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This AI Factory Of The Future Builds High-End Smartphones And Evolves On Its Own
Xiaomi unveils a Smart Factory where robots manufacture the Mix Fold 4 and Mix Flip with AI control and human supervision.
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This Mysterious Snake Is So Elusive, People Thought It Might Not Even Exist
After almost 30 years of not being spotted, scientists have found three new Berezowski's reed snakes, confirming the species' existence.
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This Is The Most Impossible Maze Ever Created
Scientists may have created the world's most difficult maze, and it might even be able to help us with global warming.
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Scientists May Have Solved One Of The Biggest Mysteries Surrounding Migraines
Researchers figured out the mechanism of headaches following auras in migraines, and the breakthrough discovery might lead to new treatments.
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Changes In Ocean Currents Could Destroy The Planet, New Study Suggests
A new study has highlighted the dangers of ocean current changes, saying they could lead to rising CO2 levels.
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New Images Reveal Giant Scar On Mars In Striking Detail
New images have captured a massive scar-like canyon on Mars in striking detail, and it's as big as the Grand Canyon.
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NASA Revealed How It Plans To Destroy The International Space Station
NASA has finally awarded someone with the directive to complete its ISS deorbit plans. Here's everything we know.
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Researchers Found A New Vampire Squid, But It's More Adorable Than Dangerous
Researchers have just discovered a second vampire squid species that lives in the "twilight zone" of the South China Sea.
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Scientists Are Developing Special Threads That Can Release Drugs Anywhere In The Body
Scientists have created a new type of drug-carrying thread that can help release drugs directly where the body needs them.
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Dinosaur Extinction May Have Given Us Grapes, And I'll Toast To That
Researches think the dinosaur extinction to blame might have helped the grape evolve and spread - here's why.
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Ants Observed Performing Limb Amputations To Save Other Ants' Lives
Researchers discovered that a species of ants can determine the time of limb wounds and decide to amputate if the surgery can save a life.
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Crazy New AI Can Read Your Mind To Recreate What You're Looking At
A crazy new mind-reading AI can recreate exactly what you're looking at with mind-blowing accuracy.
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2 New Species Of Hallucinogenic Mushroom Were Just Discovered
Citizen scientists have discovered two new hallucinogenic mushroom species, and they both like to grow around cow poop.
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Look Up: You Can See The Milky Way Without A Telescope This Summer
This summer, if you look up on the right nights, you can actually see the Milky Way without a telescope. Here's when to try.
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Quickly Cool Down In The Sweltering Heat With This Simple Technique Used By The US Army
Members of the U.S. Army have shared details about their favorite quick cooling technique, and it's actually really easy to do.
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Scientists Found A Nearly Indestructible Moss That May Survive On Mars
New tests of a nearly indestructible moss have proven that it could be a great option for Mars colonization because of how resilient it is.
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New Bionic Legs Plug Directly Into A Patient's Brain
A newly designed bionic leg can be connected directly to the patient's nervous system, allowing more natural control.
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MIT Designed A Soft Robotic System Just For Packing Groceries
MIT has designed a new grocery packing robot and it could one day come to grocery stores everywhere around the world.
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How To Watch 2 Meteor Showers Dueling In The Skies This Month
July is going to be an interesting month for skywatchers, as we're expecting dueling meteor showers later this month.
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Sleep Apnea Drug Trial Was So Effective, Some People Stopped Using CPAP Machines
A new sleep apnea drug has proven so effective that some patients have even been able to abandon their CPAP machines entirely.
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Terrifying New Robot Has A Brain Made From Human Stem Cells
Scientists in China have created a new robot that uses human stem cells in its brain and its actually kind of terrifying.
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