Discover more ways to keep your body and mind healthy and strong against dementia.

Learn why some dinosaurs had air sacs in their vertebrae and how it relates to modern day birds.

Learn more about who Suni Williams is and what her contributions have looked like throughout her career in space.

Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will have to recover from their time in space. Learn more about what happens to the human body when they live in microgravity for months.

Learn more about Thorin the Neanderthal, one of the last remaining specimens of ancient humans to be found in Eurasia.

Learn more about the Middle Island Sinkhole, an under water sinkhole with no oxygen.

Learn how following a plant-based diet could help you live longer.

Learn what the rocks in Iceland tell researchers about climate conditions at the time of the Roman Empire’s collapse.

This southwest England area has served as a crossroads for multiple civilizations, dating back 12,000 years.

Learn about the extinct species of "dirt ant" that was found in 16-million-year-old Dominican amber, adding an important piece to an evolutionary puzzle.

Learn more about the Curiosity’s carbonate discovery on Mars, and what it tells of about Mars’ past and Earth’s future.

The body's home-grown microbiota and bile acids could help boost the immune system to suppress tumor growth.

While cautious about the findings, astronomers detected traces of a chemical that, on Earth, is produced by phytoplankton.

Tracking global migration has long been hampered by poor, outdated data. Now researchers have harnessed social media data to create a near real-time map of international movement.

Learn how the boundaries of the magma chamber beneath Yellowstone have been located, and discover how these boundaries hint at the volcano’s future behavior.

Learn about Mars' defunct magnetic field, which may have sustained life on the planet and covered only its southern hemisphere over 4 billion years ago.

Images of the distant spiral galaxy are changing conceptions of the speed and process by which galaxies form.

A recent study could help repurpose existing drugs, develop new medicines targeted to broad disease processes, and eventually lead to a personalized approach.

Learn more about a new study that confirms the multitude of health risks associated with e-cigarettes, including COPD and high blood pressure.

Modeling Earth’s atmosphere and magnetic field from 41,000 years ago suggests how Homo sapiens’ sun-fighting strategy helped sustain them as a species.

Learn why a comprehensive comparison of crocodile skulls, teeth, and jaws hints that generalists, not specialists are best built for longevity.

Learn more about this ancient art piece and the reason some experts believed it was carved.

The chemical composition of a meteorite that was built much like early Earth shows evidence of ample hydrogen necessary to form water.

Learn more about the health benefits of fermented foods like sauerkraut, which may give your gut a protective boost.

Learn about the chemicals in mattresses that pose several health risks in children, and find out what can be done to keep children's bedrooms safe.

Fresh insights into the gut’s immune system point to promising allergy treatment options.

Learn how astronomers found the invisible ionized gas that forms puffy halos surrounding galaxies.

Learn more about how people perceive AI avatars on social media and how they could impact science communication.

Learn more about how a geoarchaeological discovery from 26,000 years ago is rewriting the history of fire.

Learn more about the big differences between the two most common types of cutting boards, and how both need to be kept scrupulously clean.

Learn about the optical rotatum, a newfound structure of light that exhibits a spiral pattern linked with various parts of nature.

Although a bracket fungus proved to be the least palatable, it is not poisonous. This conclusion could make scientists rethink the relationship between taste and toxicity.

The tracks show that two types of ankylosauruses co-existed at a time and place where they were once thought to be extinct.

Learn more about the research project that’s helping experts analyze the nanoplastics in the human body.

Discover how today’s cats might trace their roots back to cult rituals in ancient Egypt.

Dark oxygen was first discovered in 2015, but what is it? Learn how a deep-sea discovery could rewrite our understanding of how life on Earth evolved.

What are some of the largest extraterrestrial impacts to effect Earth? Learn what we’ve seen in history, and what is important to know today.

Learn more about the courtship songs of male fiddler crabs, which communicate important information about their size and their fitness as mates.

Learn how getting a good night’s sleep may be the key to enhanced and longer-lasting memories.

Learn why a black hole is becoming active and why experts still can't explain the source of its regular, periodic pattern of X-ray energy flashes.