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A recent case report published to the journal BMJ Case Reports tells the story of a...
North America's monarch butterflies are widely viewed as peaceful, fluttering icons of...
It appeared suddenly and explosively, leaving a ragged pockmark on the landscape. Around the crater’s edge, the earth is a torn, grey... Read More
The problem of how to interpret quantum mechanics has been baffling physicists for 100 years. How do you understand the phenomenon where a... Read More
The massive Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico collapsed in on itself overnight. The catastrophic failure had been predicted by engineers... Read More
With pandemic stress-eating colliding with holiday feasts last week, many of us may be eyeing some healthy salads in the coming days. But if... Read More
For the first time, scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) have formally identified a new species of... Read More
An artificial intelligence (AI) network developed by Google AI offshoot DeepMind has made a gargantuan leap in solving one of biology’s... Read More
A new and extremely precise measurement of the radius of the proton using hydrogen spectroscopy has been made by Thomas Udem, Randolf Pohl... Read More
On May 19, Ashwin Sah posted the best result ever on one of the most important questions in combinatorics. It was a moment that might have... Read More
Incredible Archaeology: Inspiring Places from Our Human Past is a global tour of ancient sites, from the famous and much-visited Machu Picchu... Read More
Divisions are emerging among top U.S. officials over when the country’s first Covid-19 vaccine will be authorized — and who... Read More
The term Waterworld is used to describe terrestrial (rocky) planets that have substantial amounts of water on their surface – to the... Read More
The last supernova clearly visible without optical aid happened centuries ago. But ancient astronomers witnessed a number of these "guest... Read More
That's right - I finally hit the ground with my creativity, and my jokes are starting to use old material for my post titles. Yet producing a... Read More
Taking a major step forward in HIV research, scientists at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University have successfully edited... Read More
Esports players are up to 21 per cent healthier weight than the general population, hardly smoke and drink less too, says a new QUT study. Read More
Stanford University engineers have developed an airborne method for imaging underwater objects by combining light and sound to break through... Read More
Having children doesn't just make you feel like you've aged overnight -- a new study led by Penn State researchers found that the number of... Read More
Have you ever had trouble thinking of someone’s name? Perhaps you can even see the face of the person in your mind’s eye, and you... Read More
What if we didn’t have skin? We would have no sense of touch, no detection of coldness or pain, leaving us inept to respond to any... Read More
Elite runners need a specific combination of physiological abilities to have any chance of running a sub-two-hour marathon, new research... Read More
Every time a cell inside your body replicates, a slither of your youth crumbles to dust. This occurs via the shortening of telomeres,... Read More
A recent case report published to the journal BMJ Case Reports tells the story of a...
North America's monarch butterflies are widely viewed as peaceful, fluttering icons of...
The universe might be full of tiny, ancient black holes. And researchers might be able to prove it. These mini black holes from the beginning of time, or primordial black holes (PBHs), were first dreamed up decades ago. Researchers proposed them as an explanation for dark matter, an unseen substance that exerts a gravitational pull throughout space.... Read More
Taking a major step forward in HIV research, scientists at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University have successfully edited SIV – a virus closely related to HIV, the cause of AIDS – from the genomes of non-human primates. The breakthrough brings Temple researchers and their collaborators closer than ever to developing a cure for human HIV infection.... Read More
