How To Get A Better Night's Sleep, According To Experts
Sleep is one of the most important things all of us do on a daily basis, and getting enough is crucial; here's how you can get all the z's you need.
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Impulse Has A Plan To Deliver Infrastructure To The Moon And Beyond
Humans haven't been back to the moon in decades, but Impulse Space has ambitious plans to change that, making use of their own unique and well-tested tech.
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Does Your iPhone Actually Emit Harmful Radiation?
Are you worried about your iPhone emitting harmful radiation and causing issues to your health? Here's whether the iPhone's radiations are truly harmful.
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What Is The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt?
Rotting seaweed has been ruining Caribbean beaches, and the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt is to blame. But the problem is bigger than some smelly coastlines.
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Use This Free Geological Map To See The Rocks Beneath Your Feet Anywhere In The US
Do you ever find yourself wondering about the rocks beneath your feet? If so then the USGS has exactly the tool you're looking for, and it's free.
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What Happened To NASA's Kepler Space Telescope?
The Kepler space telescope is the source of more exoplanet discoveries than any other telescope, so why haven't we heard about it in a while?
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Why Our Solar System Shouldn't Fall Into Our Galaxy's Black Hole
In the heart of the Milky Way is a black hole millions of times more massive than our sun, but does that mean we're destined to one day fall in?
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One Year After The Klamath Dam Project, Scientists Are Thrilled By Nature's Comeback
Roughly one year ago, a series of dams was removed in California and Oregon, and today, the watershed is recovering better than scientists hoped.
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Scientists Have Discovered The Neuron Connection That Might Spread Alzheimer's Disease
The progression of Alzheimer's disease is poorly understood, but new research may have found how the plaques that cause it spread through the brain.
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This FDA-Approved Eye Drop Can Help You Regain Near Vision - Here's How
Getting older sucks, and part of that suck is having your vision slowly get worse, but one company may have a temporary fix with some eye drops.
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This New Space Armor Could Save Astronauts From Deadly Space Debris
Humanity has left tons of space debris in Earth's orbit, flying at high speeds. Astronauts and spacecraft need protection, and this new tech could do just that.
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SpaceX's Raptor Engine Vs. Blue Origin's BE-4 - What's The Difference In These Rocket Engines
SpaceX and Blue Origin have different visions for the future of space exploration. How will their rocket engines power the next generation of spacecraft?
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Lions Instill Less Fear In Animals Than This 'Super Predator'
As Africa's top predator, lions are the kings of the savanna, rightfully feared by by all manner of beasts, but there is one creature more fearsome.
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Is ChatGPT Changing How Your Brain Works?
AI is a controversial topic, and research has shown that programs like ChatGPT are not only harmful, but also fundamentally changing the way we talk and think.
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New Fossil Discovery Might Prove That Two Different Extinct Human Species Coexisted
It's hard believe now, but we weren't always the only hominins walking around on Earth, and in the past, multiple hominins lived at the same time.
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Scientists Finally Captured A Groundbreaking Image Of Two Black Holes Orbiting Each Other
Pairs of black holes have been detected in the past through their gravitational effects, but until now, scientists have never gotten an actual picture of them,
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One Of The World's Most Advanced Nuclear Powered Submarines Completed Its First US Test
When it comes to naval strength, the US is peerless, and that tradition continues with the first rigorous sea test of this state-of-the-art sub.
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Parkinson's Research Found A Potential Treatment Already Used For Cancer
A study has found a previously known cancer-related drug can also help slow down the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, but human testing is yet to begin.
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How Big Is The International Space Station?
The International Space Station has been around for decades housing astronauts in space, but have you wondered how big it is? Here's the actual size of the ISS.
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How Strong Are The Winds On Mars?
We've known about wind on Mars for decades, but thanks to new research from a Swiss team, we have a better idea of just how strong those winds are.
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This Electronic Eye Implant Can Now Restore Vision For Some Patients
Progressively losing your vision as you get older sucks, thankfully researchers are working on a solution that could partially restore some vision.
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Stem Cell Research Discovers Two Cells That Could Lead To Regenerating Teeth And Bone
Teeth naturally wear down over time, but scientists have found that they could signal certain cells to regrow bones, opening new avenues in stem cell research.
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What Happened To NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter From The Mars 2020 Mission?
The Ingenuity helicopter from the Mars 2020 mission far exceeded its original mission of simply demonstrating controlled flight. Here's where it stands now.
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Do Black Holes Create Dark Energy? Here's What Scientists Have To Say
Dark energy and black holes are two of the most mysterious topics when it comes to space, but they might actually be linked. And causing the universe to expand.
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Astronomers Say This 'Cosmic Butterfly' Might Explain How Our Planet Formed
As best the origins of Earth are understood, we're all just a bunch of stardust, and new observations from the JWST lend credence to that theory.
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These Two New Dragon-Like Species Have Been Discovered In Thailand
In a cave in Thailand, scientists found some stunning species that have never been documented before, providing interesting new avenues for genetic research.
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Scientists Discovered How To Create A Universal Kidney Transplant For Any Blood Type
Even though organ transplants are life-saving, due to blood-type compatibility, finding one can be tricky, but new research may lead to a solution.
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