Turning CO2 into energy might sound like science fiction – or at least like a bold climate promise. Yet that is exactly what China has achieved by inaugurating two fully operational power generators ...
Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder exposed human brain cells to the amount of erythritol found in a single sugar-free beverage, and what happened in those three hours, published in the ...
For two thousand years, Christianity has centered its origin story on Jesus, Peter, and Paul. Mary appears at the edges, at the manger, at Cana, at the foot of the cross. Devout, silent, and serene.
Nearly 800,000 years ago, at least three individuals lived and died in a coastal cave carved into wind-hardened dunes near what is now Casablanca, Morocco. Hyenas used the same cave. A femur found ...
For most of recorded medical history, the menstrual cycle was treated as a reproductive event: relevant from the uterus down, but inconsequential above the neck. Two researchers at the University of ...
For years, debates about Stonehenge have swung between gritty human effort and sweeping natural forces. Some picture sledges, ...
289 dives. Two and a half years. What they pulled out of the Øresund Strait between Denmark and Sweden, announced last December, turned out to be the largest medieval cargo vessel ever discovered. The ...
As a new launch window to Mars approaches in autumn 2026, an eye catching claim from Russia is making the rounds again. The country’s nuclear giant says it is developing a plasma engine capable of ...
At the heart of global climate concerns, aviation is facing growing pressure to shrink its carbon footprint. Responsible for around 3% of global CO₂ emissions, the sector is being called on to align ...
As Jessica Meir, Jack Hathaway, Sophie Adenot and Andrey Fedyaev prepare to board SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule, the spotlight naturally falls on the spectacle of launch day. But behind the polished ...
Deforestation has a drastic impact on an area's weather patterns. © M, Adobe Stock If weather directly shapes plant life, the reverse is just as true: vegetation ...
At the heart of this study is a well-known molecule: glycogen, a chain of glucose (sugar) used by our body as an energy reserve. Researchers at the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at ...