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How working out your ageotype could help you live ...
Your body is ageing down one of four - or more - possible pathways. Figuring out your "ageotype" cou...
Brown dwarf is locked in a destructive 2-hour orbi...
A “failed star” known as a brown dwarf is orbiting so tightly with a small star that both of them wo...
Will sinking tonnes of wood into the ocean help ta...
Running Tide, a carbon-removal company in the US, has sunk more than 10,000 tonnes of waste wood int...
How prehistoric people settled one of Earth’s most...
Archaeologists previously believed the Tibetan plateau was one of the last places to be settled by h...
Crocodiles can sense how distressed human babies a...
Predatory reptiles move quickly and aggressively towards the sound of babies crying and can tell if ...
The US is doing its biggest-ever survey of nature ...
The National Nature Assessment slated to be complete in 2026 will be the largest assessment of water...
We know almost nothing about thousands of proteins...
Scientists have created an "unknome" of proteins encoded by human genes, whose existence is known bu...
Bots are better at beating ‘are you a robot?’ test...
The use of CAPTCHA tests to prove that website users are human and not bots might come under scrutin...
Vaccine shows promise against the virus linked to ...
A vaccine has induced antibodies and other immune cells against the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) in mice...
From time crystals to wormholes: When is a quantum...
Physicists are using quantum computers to conjure various exotic phenomena and are claiming that the...
AI trick could make people’s hair in video games l...
A neural network trained on hundreds of images of hair styles can render hair so it actually looks r...
Scientists 'shocked' by extreme events in Antarcti...
From shrinking sea ice to the wildest heatwave ever, the extreme events happening recently in Antarc...
Small fish hides behind other bigger fish to sneak...
The small predatory West Atlantic trumpetfish swims close by to the much larger herbivorous stopligh...
Sewage crisis: The truth about British rivers and ...
There were at least 361,103 sewage spills into English rivers last year, but there are several thing...
Why consumer tests for risk of Alzheimer’s have po...
Blood tests for Alzheimer’s risk are finally here, so what are the pros and cons of taking a test?
Extremely thin lightweight lenses take amazing ima...
Small, flat “metalenses” are made up of billions of nano-sized components, and they could image the ...
Why it's so hard to tell if LK-99 is a room-temper...
Researchers have been trying to determine if a material called LK-99 really is a superconductor at r...
