DNA analysis helps untangle the species behind a jumble of bone fragments
It may offer a frosty relic from the beginning of the ice age
A new study has uncovered the enzymatic pathways that allow 'shrooms to make psilocybin
The latest shipment to the station includes some frozen goodness for the crew
The team at Google is using neural networks to create tools that they hope will inspire and channel creativity
By studying bones dating back thousands of years, researchers find that the disease may not be just a part of getting old
Bishop said her advantage in coming up with cosmetics was that, unlike male chemists, she actually used them
Fermat left a lot of theorems lying around. Mathematicians proved them all–except one
The white-letter hairstreak has come under threat due to an outbreak of Dutch elm disease
It took a local politician three years to finally capture a video of the elusive ghostly creature
Singularity Black is not the blackest hue out there, but it is the darkest color currently available to the general public
The astronomy website Slooh has lifted the paywall on footage from its telescopes
Napoleon was a Frenchman of his time, which means he was interested in how science could do good–he just took it farther than most
Just hours after reaching its new home following a daring rescue, the lion gave birth to a healthy cub
A mutant enzyme allows goldfish and carp to live in low oxygen ponds by turning toxic lactic acid into ethanol
The 13-million-year-old skull found in Kenya combines early ape and gibbon-like features
The discovery of two flying squirrel-like fossils suggest mammal diversity began earlier than previously thought
Though the moon will partially obscure the normally dazzling sight, the shower's peak is still worth a peek
It's 2000 B.C. and you have a headache. Grab the willow bark
New data shows that MU69 is less than 20 miles long and may actually be two asteroids orbiting one another
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