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A 300-million-year-old mummified reptile reveals the earliest evidence of a land vertebrate using rib muscles to breathe—just like modern mammals, reptiles, and birds.
This tiny fossil snake is a giant clue. It's rewriting snake evolution, behavior, and revealing an ancient ecosystem unlike anything we know today.
A long-overlooked fossil just rewrote pterosaur evolution. A chance discovery inside revealed an unexpected chapter, changing what we know about these ancient flyers.
San José launched the nation's first public AI education center, hosting free workshops for residents. The AI Center for Civic and Social Good aims to expand AI literacy.
Rural bridges are crumbling. The U.S. Department of Transportation just awarded $517 million in grants to fix them.
Want faster crops? Soaking vegetable seeds before planting accelerates germination, giving your plants a crucial head start against weeds. Ideal for large or slow-germinating seeds.
Chalmers University researchers just theorized a revolutionary quantum system. Their "giant superatoms" could unlock powerful, stable quantum computers.
Viktor Orban's era of threats and vetoes with the EU is ending. Peter Magyar's landslide win signals a new chapter for Hungary, potentially unlocking crucial funds.
The oldest point on the map dates back to 1376, the year of the first recorded homosexuality trialOriginally published on Global VoicesScreenshot of the interactive Prague Gay Map from Teplá Praha (Queer Prague). In the Czech Republic, the debate on LGBTQ+ people’s rights oscillates between a tolera...
Stanford researchers just unveiled a groundbreaking method to deliver precise light anywhere in the body—no incisions needed. This noninvasive technique could replace surgical implants and fiber optics.
They're back! After a 10-day mission, the crew splashed down Friday, breaking a space record and seeing lunar features unseen by human eyes. It's the first time anyone has left Earth's orbit in 50+ years.
Artemis II astronauts are back! Their record-breaking Moon trip proves NASA's next-gen spacecraft is deep-space ready, paving the way for human lunar returns and future Mars missions.
Genetic changes repeatedly propelled animals from water to land, fundamentally reshaping life on Earth. This evolutionary leap was driven by key genetic innovations.
Sleeping sickness treatment was once a death sentence. An IV drug burned veins, killing 1 in 20 patients. Later, a 10-day pill regimen caused severe vomiting and heart issues, deterring care.
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A 300-million-year-old mummified reptile reveals the earliest evidence of a land vertebrate using rib muscles to breathe—just like modern mammals, reptiles, and birds.
This paint changes color with impact! Monitor concussions on helmets, track package handling, or analyze patient gait. Tufts University's Silklab developed this innovative solution.
San José launched the nation's first public AI education center, hosting free workshops for residents. The AI Center for Civic and Social Good aims to expand AI literacy.
Rural bridges are crumbling. The U.S. Department of Transportation just awarded $517 million in grants to fix them.
Want faster crops? Soaking vegetable seeds before planting accelerates germination, giving your plants a crucial head start against weeds. Ideal for large or slow-germinating seeds.
UK startup NPK Recovery is turning festival urine into forest-grade fertilizer. A 3-year trial, funded by a Forestry Commission grant, will use this sustainable alternative to grow 4,500 native British trees.
At 17,560 feet in the Himalayas, Divya Singh, 28, gripped the Indian tricolour beside her bike. Exhaustion, fear, disbelief—she'd just become the first Indian woman to cycle to Everest Base Camp.
Millions cheered astronaut Christina Koch's return from her 10-day moon mission aboard Artemis II. But her dog, Sadie Lou, was most excited. Koch became the first woman to orbit the moon.
A Berlin artwork, likely WWII-damaged, has a gaping hole. Yet, this month it could fetch over $180,000.
Gum disease just met its match. Scientists developed a new treatment that targets only harmful bacteria, leaving beneficial microbes untouched—a major shift in dental care.
Hungarian voters just ended Viktor Orbán's 16-year reign. A massive turnout, the largest since the 1990s, decisively rejected his right-wing populist Fidesz party.
Ryan Gosling just launched a Florida bakery into the stratosphere! A shout-out on Late Night with Seth Meyers sent this Tallahassee spot into overdrive.
