Dementia Cases Have Declined by 13% in US and Europe Every Decade Since 1988, Researchers Found
Harvard researchers have found that dementia cases have declined by 13% in the US and Europe every decade since 1988.
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NASA Helicopter Sends Stunning Photos of Martian Landscape from 33 Feet Up - LOOK
The latest and longest flight by the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter beamed back color images of the Martian landscape from 33 feet in the air.
Researchers Design T-shirt Fabric That Reduces Body Heat, Protecting People From Rising Temperatures
Using mid-infrared radiative technology and pieces of titanium dioxide, Chinese scientists have created a t-shirt that keeps you 5°C cooler.
Smart Technology is Not Making Us Dumber After All, According to New Study
New study says, despite the headlines, there is no scientific evidence that shows smartphones and digital technology are making us dumber.
Sheep Are Grazing Below Minnesota Solar Panels That Invite Pollinators to Thrive
Under Minnesota's solar panels lie green wildflower-studded pastures where merry sheep graze, and biodiversity can recover.
Listen to the First Eerie Sounds From Mars: China's Rover Films Itself Driving on Red Planet, Making History
Audio and video of China's recently landed Mars rover has been released—the first ever footage of a rover driving on the Red Planet.
What Makes the Sea Smell So Unique?
Why does the sea smell like the sea? There are three chemicals widely produced by marine life that account for the iconic briny scent.
A Rose Inspired This Design For the Smartest Way to Collect And Purify Water
A new device for collecting and purifying water was inspired by a rose and is a dramatic improvement on current methods.
Google and Harvard Map a Tiny Bit of Our Ridiculously Complex Brain Connections in Unprecedented Detail
Containing 1.4 petabytes and 225 million images, the H01 Dataset from Google and Harvard is the most detailed brain image ever made.
Farmers Now Use Floating Gardens To Keep Crops Alive When it Floods - A Climate Crisis Lesson
Floating Gardens could be a key to keep farming despite climate change, scientists at Ohio State University have found.
See the Strange, Beautiful Landscapes Below the Foliage and Buildings Revealed by Lasers
A LIDAR-image presentation of the geological hazards, features, and changes of Washington state is mesmerizing to look at.
Stress Can Accelerate Grays, But Hair Color Can Be Restored When Stress is Eliminated, Scientists Find
Researchers have found that stress really does turn hairs grey, and the effect is (at least partially) reversible, Columbia researchers find.
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