Science Explains The 'Teenager Smell' And Why It Smells Different
Teenagers often smell weird to their parents, but it's not their fault. Rather, there's a biological reason, which might also have a psychological effect.
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The 12 Worst Ways To Die In Space Will Make You Think Twice About Becoming An Astronaut
Space is a spectacular place, but it can also prove deadly, to the point that some space agencies even have plans in case that possibility ever happened.
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The Reason Our Skin Itches Is Grosser Than You Think
Even though having an itch is innocuous, the underlying reason you have the itch in the first place could be more disgusting than you imagined.
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The 'Grand Canyon Of The East' Is Home To A Peculiar Light Phenomenon
Linville Gorge is one of the most majestic canyons in the world, and on clear nights, you might see mysterious lights floating in the air above it.
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The Final Reflex Doctors Check Before Declaring Brain Death
Despite what you may have seen on TV, a diagnosis of brain death isn't an easy thing to give, and actually requires a lot of reflexes to be checked.
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The 'Hidden' Condition That An MRI Can Help Detect
Some conditions can go largely undetected due to their asymptomatic nature, but in the case of this lung condition, MRIs can shed a light on the problem.
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Your Neanderthal DNA Is More Complicated Than You Originally Thought
For a brief time in history, humans and Neanderthals shared the Earth, swapping DNA, but the details of that swapping might not be what you expect.
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Why America's 'Little Patagonia' Is In Serious Danger
Tucked in the slopes of California's Sierra Nevada mountains is a region known as 'Little Patagonia,' and it could be in trouble from climate change.
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The Tiny Mammal Scientists Dropped Onto A Volcano Surprised Everyone
When volcanoes erupt and ecosystems are under threat, most people wouldn't think of calling in a garden pest for help, but most people are wrong.
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Every Way Stephen Hawking Predicted The World Ending
Stephen Hawking might be one of the most recognizable names in astrophysics, but he also had quite a few thoughts on how the world might end.
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Scientists Say One Trait Could Help You Live 11% Longer
Most of us want to live a longer life, and other than healthy living, there's not much we can do to affect it, but this one trait may add some years.
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What Scientists Really Think About 'Project Hail Mary'
Based on a novel by Andy Weir of 'The Martian' fame, 'Project Hail Mary' is at the top of the movie charts, but how do scientists rate its accuracy?
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The World's Only Shoreless Sea Is Full Of Aquatic Life
This strange sea is the only one without a shoreline, but that doesn't mean it's devoid of life. It provides a uniquely beneficial home to many species.
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The Surprising Way Scientists Used Condoms In A New Experiment
Condoms have a surprising number of different uses, including their odd place in research, allowing scientists to make all new discoveries out in nature.
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Oprah Winfrey's 'Ozempic Feet' Rumor Is Actually Based In Science
Weight loss medications like GLP-1s are becoming quite popular, but they also come with some notable side effects, such as the infamous 'Ozempic feet.'
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Having This Hair Color Matters More Than You Think, According To Scientists
Different hair colors are often associated with specific stereotypes, but this hair color might actually have health implications, both positive and negative.
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The Tropical Fruit That Might Slow Down Aging
We all know that fruits and vegetables are good for us, but there's one tropical fruit you may be overlooking that could help you as you age.
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Timing Your Coffee Consumption Might Matter More Than You Think
Coffee is one of the most popular beverages in the world thanks to its ability to wake you up, but when you drink it can make a big difference.
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The 'Ozempic Face' Phenomenon Is Easily Explained By Science
GLP-1s like Ozempic have recently become associated with weight loss, but they've also caused controversies regarding their notable secondary side effects.
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Think Twice Before Injecting 'Research Peptides,' Scientists Warn
One of the newest health trends online are peptide injections, but despite the hype surrounding these drugs, you might want to proceed with caution.
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The Controversial Chemicals Behind Your 'Butter' Flavored Popcorn
Buttery popcorn is a popular snack, but the chemicals behind that tasty flavor actually have a complicated history of causing major health issues.
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How Uranium Enrichment Works And Why Iran's Program Has People Concerned
Uranium is at the heart of most nuclear weapons, but most don't understand how it's processed or how close Iran is to having weapons-grade uranium.
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The Trendy Research On Peptide BPC-157 That Has Scientists Concerned
The latest popular 'medicine' to go viral is the peptide BPC-157 which proponents claim can boost your healing factor, but the science isn't settled.
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Scientists Can't Quite Believe What Was Found Under One Of The World's Oldest Trees
While studying the ancient trees of Chile's rainforests, scientists discovered a hidden, underground world that's actually vital to the ecosystem's survival.
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The Popular Supplement That Might Help Reduce High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure is heavily associated with cardiovascular disease, but it's also very avoidable. This supplement might even help bring it down.
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Why The World's First Transatlantic Internet Cable Is Being Pulled From The Ocean
We've been laying cable across oceans since the 19th century, but the oldest internet cable in the Atlantic is being raised from the sea floor.
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What Happens When Fuel Depots Burn For Days After Airstrikes
The nature of modern warfare invariably leads to the targeting of fuel supplies, but what is the environmental cost of burning all that fuel?
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