NASA Measures Interior of Mars for the First time, Revealing Huge Liquid Core
Thanks to the InSight lander's patient measuring, scientists have mapped the Martian crust, lithosphere, and core for the first time.
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Scientists Studying Crows Get Big Surprise -They're So Smart They Understand the Concept of Zero
Research from Germany has shown crows probably have consciousness, self-awareness, and now, the power to understand the counting unit of 0.
One of the Biggest Myths About EVs is Busted in New Study
The biggest myth in electric cars: that they rely on fossil fuels to charge and are therefore bad for the ecosystem, has been busted.
Student Builds Life-Saving Device that Can Instantly Stop Bleeding from Stab Wounds
A final-year design student at Loughborough University, UK, has invented a device that seals open knife wounds in 30 seconds.
No More Pricks: Scientists Are Rolling Out First-of-its-Kind Blood Sugar Test for Pain-Free Delivery to Diabetics
Researchers at The University of Newcastle Australia have developed a pain-free blood test for people with diabetes, a real breakthrough.
New Research Shows Why Crows Are So Intelligent and Even Self-Aware-Just Like Us
In a test of intelligence involving flashing lights, crows were found in a study to have consciousness and reporting the way only humans have.
New Yale Study Suggests Mammals Might Dream About the World Before They Are Even Born
A new Yale study suggests that before mammals are even born, they dream of the world they are about to enter.
How Scientists are Managing to Trap the World's Coldest Plasma in a Magnetic Bottle
Physicists at Rice University have discovered a way to trap the world's coldest plasma in a magnetic bottle.
Mussels Can Help Filter Microplastics Out of Our Oceans Without Any Harm to the Molluscs
A trial using mussels to filter out microplastics in an English sound has found that they can clean 25% of the pollutants from the water.
Paralyzed Man's Brain Waves Get Turned Into Sentences on Computer, Scientists 'Thrilled' Beyond Words
University of California San Francisco researchers have successfully developed a 'speech neuroprosthesis' for paralysis.
Chemists Find Breakthrough Treatment for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's That Protects Brain Cells From Amyloid Plaque
Researchers at Ural Federal University have synthesized chemical compounds that can stop the degeneration of neurons in severe brain pathologies.
Stem-Cell Based 'Cure' for Type-1 Diabetes Draws Nearer, With FDA Trials Launched
Creating insulin-producing pancreas cells safely and at 80%, a new method using 3-dimensional petri dishes draws type-1 diabetes cure nearer.
The Best Time to Eat Protein and Build Muscle Health? You May Want to Rethink Breakfast
New research from Waseda University says that it's best for muscles if we eat protein at breakfast. Here's the specific amount to ingest.
Innate Talent Seems to Be Just as Much a Gift Found in Some Dogs as it is in People, Study Says
A researcher wanted to discover the mechanism for talent in dogs, but found it was just as hard as in humans: some dogs are special
Scientists Discover a Complete Protein Found Nowhere on Earth That Fell From Space, May Hint at Planet's Origin
On a meteorite, scientists believe they have discovered the first complete extraterrestrial protein that could define life's origins on earth.
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.
Venom From Extremely Poisonous Caterpillar May Hold Healing Tonic That Saves Lives
The venom of one Australian caterpillar shows promise for use in medicines and pest control, researchers say. The Doratifera vulnerans is common to large parts of Queensland's south-east and is routinely found in Toohey Forest Park on Brisbane's southside. Dr Andrew Walker at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience has been researching the striking looking caterpillar […]
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.
Revolutionary Machine That Grows New Skin for Burn Patients Unveiled
By growing skin sample sizes 100-times, a revolutionary Swiss skin graft machine could change the procedure forever.
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