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24.05.2018 Viewed: 62
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WHITE-FURRED ANIMALS COULD DIE OUT BECAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE, STUDY SUGGESTS
White-furred animals are in danger of dying out because climate change is causing a fall in snow cover, leaving them exposed and vulnerable, a new study suggests.
24.05.2018 Viewed: 54
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WHY LIVE ON EARTH WHEN YOU CAN LIVE IN A HOLE ON MARS? NO, REALLY.
We might not have any other choice.
24.05.2018 Viewed: 58
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HOW DID A 'LAVA BOMB' SPLIT A MAN'S LEG OPEN?

Lava bombs are red-hot cannonballs of gooey lava, and they are incredibly dangerous for people near an eruption.

24.05.2018 Viewed: 52
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IF DARPA WANTS TO STOP DEEPFAKES, THEY SHOULD TALK TO FACEBOOK AND GOOGLE
The two tech giants AI research helps make deceptive media possible.
23.05.2018 Viewed: 58
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SUMMER BBQS COULD EXPOSE YOUR SKIN TO CANCER-CAUSING CHEMICALS
Summer barbecues may expose you to potentially cancer-causing chemicals in a surprising way: The chemicals may literally get under your skin, a small new study from China suggests.
23.05.2018 Viewed: 66
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BRAIN SCANS OF STRESSED PILOTS UNCOVER A BIG PROBLEM WITH HOW WE DO SCIENCE
Brain activity in the lab was very different from activity while in a real plane.
23.05.2018 Viewed: 50
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THESE TWO ANGRY, YELLING LYNX ARE PROBABLY FIGHTING ABOUT SEX
Two lynx face off on the side of a road in Ontario. "RNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH," says one.
23.05.2018 Viewed: 61
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SMARTPHONE TECH CAN HELP STOP FOOD POISONING BEFORE IT HAPPENS
Current testing procedures take days. This is almost instant.
23.05.2018 Viewed: 55
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EXCLUSIVE: GENE-EDITED SUPER-CROPS TO BE GROWN IN UK FOR THE FIRST TIME
Gene-edited super-crops are to be sown in Britain in a European-first after scientists exploited a legal loophole.
22.05.2018 Viewed: 59
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HERE'S WHY SATURN'S INNER MOONS ARE SHAPED LIKE RAVIOLI AND POTATOES
The odd shapes of Saturn's inner moons, which resemble objects ranging from ravioli to potatoes, may be due to mergers of tiny moonlets, a new study finds.