Unborn baby girl smiles at father’s voice in viral ultrasound video
A viral video shows an unborn baby girl appearing to smile the moment she hears her father’s voice and feels […]
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48 light-years away, a planet has an atmosphere—and scientists are now very excited
Harvard scientists have discovered a helium-dominated atmosphere on LHS 1140 b — a rocky, Earth-like planet located 48 light-years away
New monkey species with orange lips found in Congo
Researchers have officially confirmed a new monkey species in DRC’s Lomami National Park, distinguished by orange lips, a pig-like snort
Astronomers make first-ever detection of sugar in interstellar space
Astronomers have detected erythrulose, a sugar found in raspberries, in an interstellar cloud near the Milky Way’s center — the
Study links frequent museum, movie visits to slower biological aging
A new study found older adults who regularly attend cinemas, museums, and theaters have a lower physiological age than infrequent
New marine species named after Cape Verde’s World Cup star Vozinha in his honour
A newly discovered species of sea slug has been named after Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha in honour of his standout
Stanford scientist invents tiny eye implant that helps blind people read again
A tiny prosthetic retinal implant invented by Stanford scientist Daniel Palanker has helped blind European patients regain enough vision to
Why do millions of people see the same thing when they die? Science has a new answer
A growing body of research across 35 countries shows that roughly 10% of people report near-death experiences featuring strikingly consistent
Scientists build cell from scratch capable of growth and self-division
Scientists at the University of Minnesota have built a synthetic cell-like system, called SpudCell, that can feed, grow, copy DNA
Scientists build cell entirely from scratch for the first time
Scientists have unveiled a synthetic cell built entirely from nonliving components that can feed, grow and replicate, marking a major