Experiments with the endangered Bali myna showed some birds are bolder than others.
Around 90% of viruses found in Danish diapers were bacteria killers.
The current race to the Moon is opening up opportunities for lunar astronomy.
Musk's decision to roll back content moderation is partly to blame.
Researchers pored over images from Magellan's visit to Venus in the early 1990s.
A proposed zone for testing new technologies could head off the problem.
AI lets designers input abstract concepts and turn them into a flood of images.
What does the future look like for extant species that are extinct in the wild?
Death is a process, not an event, and some steps appear to be reversible.
Turkey's National Disaster Management Plan was never implemented.
The world’s night sky more than doubled in artificial brightness from 2011 to 2022.
ChatGPT's extensive language model is fueled by our personal data.
The car’s grip over city planning has been difficult to dislodge.
New machine-learning methods make it possible.
This is why planes can't fly when NOTAM goes down.
It'd be better than watching epic atmospheric river rainfall drain into the Pacific.
90% of people living with long COVID initially experienced only mild illness.
Way too much rainfall in some places, not nearly enough in others.
Mud volcanoes form when a combination of mud, fluids, and gases erupt at the Earth’s surface.
Water levels in some of the world's largest rivers have hit record lows in 2022.
A handful of markets were responsible for trafficking most of the data.
Evidence from millennia of Atlantic storms is not good news for the coast.
A sports physicist breaks down the Al Rihla, the official ball of the World Cup.
Climate change has forced dung beetles to modify their nesting behaviors.
And it is also raising questions about innate grammar.
Experts on social media grade readiness of Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube.
Same app, different risks if you download it in, say, Tunisia rather than in Germany.
With deepfake audio, that familiar voice on the other end of the line might not even be human.
Summer saw heat waves, droughts, and floods—sometimes one on top of the other.
A growing body of research suggests that gas stoves can pose health risks.
A study on the consequences of becoming a monk related to evolutionary fitness.
Their health risk together is worse than either alone.
It would also force businesses to change how they handle data.
Engineers ran the numbers, and the answer varies.
One class of PFAS chemicals can be broken down into harmless compounds with lye.
You and the trillions of microbes in your gut can live in harmony.