Scientists Grow Part-Human Brain Tissue in Mice for Disorder Research
The breakthrough aims to improve understanding of human brain disorders, offering a new model for conditions that cannot be studied in standard animal models.
Science & Space News
Newly Identified Triassic Herbivore Roamed Tanzania 240 Million Years Ago
The discovery of Dinodontosaurus isiyavamanda may alter the timeline for the evolution of dinosaurs.
First Adult T. Rex Trackway Discovered in North Dakota
Researchers have identified a sequence of footprints dating back 66.5 million years, offering new insights into the behavior of the iconic predator.
White-Tailed Eagle Chicks Fledge for Fourth Consecutive Year in England
Reintroduction project marks another milestone with successful breeding season, raising hopes for the species' return.
NASA Astronaut Shares Curly Hair Care Routine in Space
Jessica Meir demonstrates how she washes and styles her hair aboard the International Space Station.
NASA Astronaut Shares Details of Hair Care Routine in Space
Jessica Meir demonstrates how she washes and styles her curly hair aboard the International Space Station.
Thousands of Olive Ridley Turtles Arrive for Mass Nesting Event in Mexico
La Escobilla beach in Oaxaca hosts the sixth 'arribada' of the nesting season.
Giant jellyfish with tentacles stretching up to 120 feet spotted off Welsh coast
A free diver captured footage of what is believed to be a lion's mane jellyfish, a species known for its exceptionally long tentacles.
Ancient Indonesian Hunter-Gatherer Used Mind-Altering Nuts 25,000 Years Ago, Study Finds
Discovery pushes back earliest evidence of drug use by over 10,000 years, revealing a habit still prevalent today.