Learn more about how this hydrothermal system may have provided life on Earth with vital nutrients after the dino-killing asteroid struck.

Learn how ash from volcanic eruptions can alter ice content in clouds, influencing how Earth handles radiation.

Learn more about why we trust people from a low socioeconomic background over those who grew up with privilege.

Sloth size and habitat shifted multiple times over the past 35 million years, but human hunting likely drove the slower, larger species to extinction.

Understanding historical bacteria evolution could lead to better infection control in the future.

Learn why antidepressants are the new hot topic in cancer research, as they can boost the immune system to fight tumor cells.

Learn why more people are choosing dogs over having children and what this says about modern families.

Learn how these tiny clownfish, famous for their role in the “Finding Nemo” films, survive the trouble of heatwaves.

Although there is no exact comparison to any known bacterium on Earth, the space bacteria shares some key genetic similarities with a terrestrial cousin.

Learn how dishwashers release microplastics and nanoplastics that pose environmental risks through polluted wastewater.

Observations show a stronger galaxy piercing a weaker one with a lance of radiation, reducing its star-making ability.

Learn why both human teeth and an ancient fish contain a key sensory substance — but in different locations.

This sparkling solution can aid conservationists as they track at-risk water voles in their natural habitat.

Learn why blue light can have negative, and sometimes positive, impacts on our health, and what to do to combat it.

Learn more about the migrations of East Australian humpback whales, which were traditionally thought to travel from polar to tropical waters to give birth.

Learn more about 'sharkitecture' and how a shark's strong and flexible cartilage could help create advanced materials for every day use.

Multiple obstacles, including vascular connections and immune suppression, made the pioneering bladder transplant procedure a challenge.

Since Alzheimer's disease affects over 7 million people in the U.S., potentially doubling to 14 million by 2050, earlier detection could make a dent in disease progression.

As the Hubble Space Telescope celebrates 35 years in space, here's what to know about the ambitious instrument.

Discover how scientists essentially added a guide molecule to the gene editor to help it insert an entire gene into the most effective place.

Find out where to catch the Milky Way's appearance in the night sky as it becomes more visible with the 2025 summer approaching.

Learn about the prevalence of snoozing after the alarm sounds on an alarm clock or smartphone, and learn more about its potential ties to poor sleep.

Learn more about Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki Volcano and the activity alert system in place that helps keep people safe.

These tiny, weak signals of light may be useful to monitor the health of plants and animals.

Learn more about ALS, the disease that affected Stephen Hawking, and the advances made to find a cure.

Discover how learning more about how bats harbor viruses and infections without becoming ill could help keep humans healthy, too.

Learn more about the aha! moments that may help sudden solutions turn into long-lasting memories.

Baby KJ's bleak future is brighter as CRISPR breakthrough paves the way to treat rare genetic disorders.

Learn more about the impending Axial Seamount eruption and how the organisms around the underwater volcano may benefit from it.

Learn how Homo erectus journeyed to the Indonesian island of Java, leaving behind fossils that now provide insight on the species' life before extinction.

Synthetic substances can also sneak into food via transport, packaging, and preparation — here's what you can do for your health.

Learn how researchers combined modern tech, text, and bones to uncover details about a disabled man’s life in medieval Sweden.

The solar flares are bursts of magnetic energy and can impact power, communication, and navigation systems on Earth.

Learn more about SNAP-X — an bio-inspired gel mimicking the scent of healthy reefs to support coral reef restoration.

Learn more about the evidence piling up that cognitive problems can start earlier than we might expect.

Deep dive into the amber deposits on Hokkaido Island in Japan, which may serve as a record of ancient tsunamis.

Learn about the strongest solar storm to ever strike Earth, occurring around 14,300 years ago during the last Ice Age.

Genetic traces show that horses travelled between North America and Eurasia until warming closed a land bridge and altered the ecosystem.

The pressure and depth at which the bubbles become trapped provide more precise measurements of magma movement, and could help better predict eruptions.

New research uncovers how two ancient hominids used their hands in unique ways for climbing, tool use, and movement.