Technology

Virtual fruit fly brains can play Doom and trade bitcoin

Researchers created a new map of the fruit fly brain. Then the Internet found it

5 things to know going into the COP31 climate meeting

Nearly 200 countries will participate in this year’s climate talks, held in Anta...

Toxic secrets are hiding in Arctic ice

Toxic metals can harm human health. Arctic ice cores trace arsenic, lead and oth...

Fossil fuel emissions are down in 2026. Green energy is...

It's not quite a victory for humanity's transition to renewables. The dip is pro...

Eli Lilly shows GLP-1 weight-loss pill Foundayo can dra...

Foundayo, a daily pill, successfully reduced obstructive sleep apnea, according ...

Earth’s rocks have a missing layer spanning up to a bil...

The “Great Unconformity” has puzzled scientists since its discovery in the 1870s

The coin-flipping trick that counts the Internet

Here’s how the ubiquitous HyperLogLog algorithm works

Drugs like Ozempic may help reverse chronic kidney disease

Scientists found that semaglutide, Ozempic’s key ingredient, repaired blood vess...

Why measles is spreading again, how hackers are targeti...

 One story asks whether cats fart. The others are a lot less funny

Bursts of ‘pink noise’ during sleep could help your bra...

Triggering a flow of the brain’s cleaning fluid could lead to better sleep—and m...

Acorns—not deer—can predict a rise in Lyme-spreading ticks

Despite deer’s essential role in tick reproduction, looking to acorn numbers ins...

Why do some people hear pitch better than others? Inter...

The less internal noise you have, the more reliably you can tell similar sounds ...

NASA reveals new lunar rover, PROMISE, to launch to moo...

At a press event on Saturday, the agency’s officials stressed that rovers and ot...

The mathematical trick that explains how to find a need...

We asked a statistics expert how difficult it would be to find a needle in a hay...

Nothing can be fully transparent, physicists discover

Quantum researchers show how materials inevitably absorb light

Earth's rocks have a missing layer spanning up to a bil...

The 'Great Unconformity' has puzzled scientists since its discovery in the 1870s

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