People around the world are facing record-breaking health threats because of climate inaction, but there is still hope for a healthy future, new report says.
People around the world are facing record-breaking health threats because of climate inaction, but there is still hope for a healthy future, new report says.
How much power does a casino consume, and can we make the industry more sustainable and less energy intensive?
A new study describes how ancient volcanism would have affected global temperatures and what this meant for ancient animals such as dinosaurs and mammals.
Different visual stimuli can distort the perception of time: seeing more salient and memorable scenes can create the impression that time moves more slowly, while disordered and chaotic images compress the perception of time.
Super sensitive receivers need to be paired with light beam based communications technology to transmit signals and information scross the great expanse of space. This could transform space exploration.
People with ‘blind imagination’ also have reduced brain response to sound, research finds
Startup hopes to reduce waste with edible alternative to single-use coffee cups. What are they made of?
This study showed that our brain can grasp the general meaning of a text without having to read it word by word; a quick glance is enough for the brain to extract its structure and essence.
This high-quality green tea, obtained from leaves ground into powder, is traditional in Japanese ceremonies and is gaining popularity around the world for its health benefits and distinctive flavour.
A collaborative study between several universities and NOAA examined a persistent 2023 heat wave in the southern United States. With the help of climate models accounting for climate change, they determined that these sorts of heat waves will likely increase in the future.
Apollo 16 moon samples reveal billions of years of lunar history, from ancient asteroid impacts to valuable resources, aiding plans for future lunar missions.
A recent Harvard study uncovers how individual neurons in the brain's prefrontal cortex encode the meanings of words in real-time. This research offers new insights into language comprehension and the brain's language centers.