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Experience the Battle of Waterloo through the eyes of a Scottish merchant who witnessed the horror firsthand.

New research shows how machine learning taps into brain responses to accurately predict hit songs with near-perfect accuracy.

Fundamental religious thinking and conspiracy theories go hand in hand.

Food isn't just about sustenance. A gastronomy expert argues we better pay attention to the kind of food we feed...

The world of bark camouflage unveils nature's mastery of deception.

Research shows music helps with running performance. But there are some caveats.

Scientists used the same language assessment tools designed for human children.

A shocking report reveals a 97% surge in deaths due to organized violence, surpassing figures seen since the Rwandan genocide.

The crumbling of morality is a "psychological illusion", say researchers.

Could a simple chemical, glyoxylate, have paved the way for the evolution of early life on Earth?

Industrialized nations could face massive compensation charges due to excessive carbon dioxide emissions.

Dogs can not only read stress on your face, but also smell it dripping through your pores.

Cannabis can make anything feel better, even the perception of your own mediocre creativity.

New research suggests that protecting moths is just as vital as safeguarding bees.

Stop worrying about overpopulation. There's something more important that should get your attention.

Dogs may love the taste of chocolate, but don't be fooled -- it can be highly poisonous for them.

Of mice and scared elephants. Why is this myth so prevalent?

Marrying in the family cemented the great family's empire but also caused the famous Habsburg Jaw.

There's more to Botox than just cosmetic enhancements.

The amount of speech children hear in their early years may shape their brain structure.

An intermediate-sized black hole hidden in the core of a nearby globular star cluster may be the missing link astronomers...

Chinese state hackers employed stealthy techniques and leveraged compromised devices for cyber espionage.

A woman's incredible journey unfolds as she visits her own heart at a museum.

The story of a real-life X-Woman.

Discover the science behind the happy chemicals in your brain.

This trait was thought to be limited in mammals only to armadillos.

Gene-edited sausages may soon be coming to a supermarket near you.

Perspective-taking, a complex cognitive skill, might have originated in dinosaurs.

Exploring the depths and implications of Bloom's Taxonomy in learning.

Bridging the past and the future, ultraviolet light exposes a long-lost Biblical translation.

Delve into the captivating realm of our closest star, the sun.

A breakthrough discovery in melanin's structure may pave the way for advanced sunscreens and alternative energy sources.

A groundbreaking innovation redefines ultrasound technology, creating a wearable device that monitors deep-tissue vital signs even for subjects in motion.

The intricate world of adult learning theories and their real-world applications.

Discover how the enigmatic oxytocin, known as the love hormone, shapes human bonds.

It looks so out of place and we have so many questions.

Listening music close to bedtime can cause restless sleep

Discover the extraordinary world of endorphins and how they bring joy and vitality to your daily life.

Seriously, dolphins?

The unexpected discovery started in the halls of a dusty museum.

Researchers are baffled by strange sounds of unknown origin in the stratosphere.

The human "pangenome" is a full genetic sequence that incorporates genomes from not just one individual, but 47.

The most infuriating thing about this is that methane leaks aren't all that hard to fix.

Pando's "acoustic portrait" reveals new intimate details about the inner workings of the world's largest organism.

Virtual reality just got more immersive with this face mask that lets you smell things in real time.

Rapeseed cake is only suitable for farm animals, but new research may finally open up its huge protein potential to...

Along with COVID and the flu, RSV was part of a "tridemic" last winter.

The mysterious tracks are likely of biological origin, made perhaps by a large aquatic animal that has yet to be...

Scientists learn how to be more social with unfamiliar cats.