New claims challenge inconsistencies in one of the foundational principles of physics.

The study probes how flexible the dreaming body can feel.

New experiments suggest humans have a hidden counterclockwise bias.

The first batches could reach passenger flights this month.

The federally commissioned review found no net health benefit from alcohol.

Scientists uncovered a postwar cover-up in a painting by Erich Mercker.

The restaurant problem reveals why human shortcuts can work surprisingly well.

Solar provides more than twice the share of electricity it did five years ago.

New digital archive restores links between Leonardo’s art, science and restless imagination.

A 200-year-old runic Lord’s Prayer found in Ontario defies easy explanation.

The iconic coats are due to a mutation not seen in other animals.

A selection of reliable wireless thermometers that will guarantee your frozen goods will never spoil.

An early human trial suggests a new vaccine strategy is safe, but still not proven effective.

From high-speed battering rams to gravity tractors, the technology exists to protect the planet. The question is whether humanity will act in time — and in concert.

Long before modern cities built upward, Rome learned how to stack human lives.

Humans have always been wired for technology and AI may be the latest proof

His 5,300-year-old body still hosts cold-loving microbes — and possibly bread-making yeast.

As AI models become cheaper and more attractive, they will likely encourage new uses and higher volumes of use – erasing any efficiency gains.

A rescued sea lion is shaking up what scientists thought they knew about rhythm and the brain

You wouldn't want to drink from this 2,000-year-old vintage though.