A new study led by Yale University and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard has discovered that information ‘deleted’ from the human genome may be what made us human.
A group of scientists, led by Andrea Saccardi, a PhD student at the Observatoire de Paris (PSL), have discovered leftovers from the universe’s very first stars using the Very Large Telescope (VLT) of the European Southern Observatory (ESO). Astronomers have not yet seen the universe’s initial stars, but they are
A team in France announced today a new explanation that might be the final piece in the solar system stability puzzle. If Konstantin Batygin liked to gamble, he would stake that the latest explanation for the Solar System’s stability—which a team in France announced today—will not be the final word
According to Earth.com, glaciologist Evgeny Podolskiy and his team of researchers have discovered the reason why Mount Everest makes seriously terrifying sounds at night. The sounds are caused by significant dips in temperature after dusk, which cause ice to shatter. Breathtaking Mount Everest has captivated scientists and mountaineers for many
According to a peer-reviewed study published on Monday in the journal Nature Neuroscience, scientists have developed an A.I. system focused on turning people’s thoughts into text. Scientists have developed a noninvasive AI system focused on translating a person’s brain activity into a stream of text, according to a peer-reviewed study
A study of 2,000 adults in the United Kingdom has discovered that the average person hasn’t spoken to their neighbors in three weeks, but they regularly criticize them online. The average adult has not spoken to their neighbors in three weeks, although millions still enjoy posting passive-aggressive messages about them
In a study led by Professor Daniel Panne and Dr Benjamin Rowland, it has been discovered that the X chromosome gets its shape from shugosin “locking” the chromosomes into X shapes, solving one of life’s greatest mysteries.
According to a study published this year by a pair of British researchers, people find sunrises and sunsets to be the most beautiful and awe-inspiring weather.
Cornell University scientists have published a study in the journal ACS Catalysis stating that the Cottrell equation, a 120-year-old chemical equation named after chemist Frederick Gardner Cottrell, could potentially solve the problem of recycling CO2.