Educational strategies in schools might be harming kids more than helping them, research suggests.
Educational strategies in schools might be harming kids more than helping them, research suggests.
Two researchers at Brown University have united to improve a mapping technique of the Moon's surface, which can bring to light its "darker corners".
The German cockroach is the most widespread in the world and humans were, to a large extent, responsible for its spread. But despite its name, the genomes revealed that its origin was not in Germany.
A joint European-Japanese space mission aims to solve the puzzle, which scientists hope will aid climate predictions.
Research links brief anger to blood vessel impairment, raising heart risks.
Scientists develop revolutionary AI platform to design new cancer treatments.
Marine sediments are extremely diverse and seafloor invertebrates who disturb them play an important role in ensuring the health of the oceans.
Static electricity is a sensory cue used by caterpillars to detect their prey, but other sources of electric field are affecting this ability.
NASA is advancing the prediction of space radiation, a major threat to astronaut health and space instruments, enhancing safety and mission planning with cutting-edge technology.
Can geoengineering slow global warming or create more dangers? Deciphering the issues and possible consequences.
Loneliness dips in middle age but peaks in youth and later life, study shows.
Seismological images have allowed us to discover details of the solid inner core of the Earth, something that is still a mystery today. The report indicates that the center of the planet could be in a state of thermal convection.