100,000-Year-Old Burned Bones Could Rewrite Human Burial History

Scientists studying ancient human remains in Ethiopia may have uncovered the earliest known evidence of human cremation, dating back about 100,000 years. The discovery comes...

This South Korean food may help remove tiny plastic particles from the body

Scientists in South Korea have discovered that a probiotic bacterium commonly found in kimchi may help the body remove tiny plastic particles known as...

Why Gold Never Seems to Lose Its Shine

Gold has fascinated people for thousands of years because of its bright, lasting shine. Ancient civilizations used it for jewelry, coins and artwork, and even...

A Beautiful Death How a Dying Star Created the Crystal Ball Nebula

Planetary nebulae like the Crystal Ball Nebula (NGC 1514) are sort of like stellar obituaries. Though crystal balls supposedly reveal the future, the Crystal Ball...

Scientists create new technology that could solve AI’s growing “memory wall” problem

Artificial intelligence is becoming more powerful every year, but there is a major problem slowing its progress: memory limitations. Researchers at Electronics and Telecommunications Research...

New Plant-Based Spray Could Eliminate Bad Breath in Dogs

Many dog owners adore their pets but are less enthusiastic about one common problem: bad breath. Smelly dog breath is more than just unpleasant—it can...

Why T. rex Ended Up With Tiny Arms

The Tyrannosaurus rex is famous for many things—its enormous size, terrifying bite, and surprisingly tiny arms. For years, scientists have wondered why such a powerful...

Hidden “White Hydrogen” in Ancient Canadian Rocks Could Power the Future

Deep beneath some of the oldest rocks on Earth, scientists have discovered a surprising source of clean energy slowly building up underground: natural hydrogen...

This futuristic speaker could send audio to one exact location

that can direct sound into a tiny, private listening area, allowing someone to hear music clearly without disturbing people nearby. The research could one day...

New AI tool could detect fake online reviews with 93% accuracy on Amazon, 91%...

Fake online reviews have become a major problem for shoppers around the world. Whether people are buying electronics, booking hotels, or ordering food, many rely...

New faster 3D printing method could help build human tissue

Scientists at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have developed a much faster and more efficient way to 3D print soft materials that look...

New EV battery could charge to 85% in 6 minutes

Scientists in Australia have developed a new battery technology that could dramatically reduce the charging time of electric vehicles while still maintaining strong battery...

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Did dwarf planet Ceres form in the asteroid belt? New research offers clues

Ceres, the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, has long puzzled scientists about its origins. With a diameter of almost 1,000...

New laser materials could help Europe cut dependence on rare-earth imports

Germany is working on new laser materials to reduce its reliance on rare-earth elements, which are mostly imported from countries like China. The need for...

This optical coating is like no other

For the first time, scientists have developed an optical coating that can simultaneously reflect and transmit the same wavelength, or color. For more than a...

Scientists discover cats and dogs have evolved baby faces in surprising similar ways

In a surprising new study, scientists have found that some cats and dogs have evolved to look unusually alike—despite being very different animals. These similarities...

This wearable chemical sensor is as good as gold

Researchers created a special ultrathin sensor, spun from gold, that can be attached directly to the skin without irritation or discomfort. The sensor can measure...