There's a huge 34% discount on the UMAY Fitness Walking Pad, with three speed settings, a built-in LED display, and a suspension system for at-home exercise. | Continue reading
Scientists say they've discovered CBD in a shrub that belongs to the same family as cannabis, although they've yet to publish the research. | Continue reading
Scientists on a 30-day expedition off the coast of Ecuador have mapped two coral reefs and two seamounts more than 1,000 feet beneath the ocean surface. | Continue reading
Mystery blobs in Earth's mantle may be chunks of a Mars-sized space rock that crashed into our planet 4.5 billion years ago, scientists discover. | Continue reading
There were no lions in 16th-century Puerto Rico — so was the cave drawing made by someone who'd actually seen one? | Continue reading
New research describes how a kilonova explosion triggered by colliding neutron stars could eradicate life on Earth for thousands of years. Thankfully, the odds are incredibly low. | Continue reading
The walled city likely served as a political and cultural hub in Bronze Age China. | Continue reading
Scientists have described two lamprey fossils with "extensively toothed" mouths from the Jurassic period, shining a light on how this group has evolved into its modern forms since the Devonian. | Continue reading
A buildup of dental plaque breaks down tooth enamel, leading to tooth decay, gum disease and other oral health conditions. | Continue reading
NASA has released a new image of an eerie, cranium-shaped caldera in the Sahara Desert, which looks like it is staring right at the orbiting camera. | Continue reading
A striking new image shows bright orange auroras dancing in the night sky above Canada. But auroras should never be this color, so what's going on? | Continue reading
A new tool may be able to predict the effectiveness of herbs used in traditional Chinese medicines — but what do experts think of its assessments? | Continue reading
Scientists have scanned the mummified remains of a supposed "mermaid" from Japan. The initial results suggest it is a horrifying mix of fish, monkey and lizard parts. | Continue reading
Watch as these gruesome parasites emerge from their hosts. | Continue reading
From bats to hornbills, here are some animals that have historically been associated with death. | Continue reading
Don’t miss out on this massive $450 discount on one of our favorite rowing machines to perfect your technique and join virtual workouts from the comfort of your home. | Continue reading
A new antibody shot called Beyfortus was recently approved to protect babies from RSV, but it's in short supply this season. | Continue reading
Researchers recorded hundreds of facial expressions in cats, finding they're not quite as aloof as previously thought. | Continue reading
Archaeologists have discovered 7,000-year-old shark-tooth knives in Indonesia. | Continue reading
NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center has released a "revised prediction" for the current solar cycle, which states that the upcoming solar maximum will arrive sooner and be more explosive than they initially forecast — as Live Science previously reported. | Continue reading
New research suggests we have just six years left to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, and two decades to keep temperatures below the 2 C threshold in the Paris Agreement. | Continue reading
Scientists have pieced together the remnants of a continent that broke off from western Australia 155 million years ago and seemingly vanished as it drifted northward toward Southeast Asia. | Continue reading
An 8-year-old girl discovered the bones of a woolly mammoth and a prehistoric bison after a landslide along the banks of a river in western Russia. | Continue reading
The Chicxulub impact threw sulfur gas, soot and dust into the air. New research finds that the dust may have been the most devastating. | Continue reading
Paleontologists have described a new species of mosasaur with "angry eyebrows" that lived 80 million years ago. | Continue reading
A shrieking skull, a cackling witch, a scampering black widow and other cosmic illusions haunt our skies. Which do you think is the scariest nebula in the universe? | Continue reading
Oct. 29, 2023: Our weekly roundup of the latest science in the news, as well as a few fascinating articles to keep you entertained over the weekend. | Continue reading
Engravings of human faces, animals and geometric shapes were spotted on normally submerged rocks after more than half of the Negro River dried up. | Continue reading
Researchers are developing a real-life tractor beam, with the goal of pulling defunct satellites out of geostationary orbit to alleviate the space junk problem. | Continue reading
Around Halloween in 2003, a series of massive solar storms erupted from the sun, including an absolute monster coronal mass ejection (CME) that remains the most powerful solar outburst in modern records. | Continue reading
Dogs evolved from wolves, but is one smarter than the other? | Continue reading
A study of 30 women with regular menstrual cycles suggests that the structure of the brain fluctuates in time with hormonal shifts. | Continue reading
Darwin and fellow naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace predicted the existence of Wallace's sphinx moth from an orchid with an extremely long nectar tube. | Continue reading
A rare gold coin found by a metal detectorist and recently auctioned off was minted by a little-known ruler in pre-Roman Britain. | Continue reading
The sunken public building was discovered in the underwater ruins of ancient Greek city. | Continue reading
Jupiter's swirling clouds form an eerie image that resembles a face. | Continue reading
Don't expect an alien invasion anytime soon. | Continue reading
Mummified mice found atop volcanoes in South America have long hinted that rodents forage on peaks as tall as 22,000 feet, but it turns out mice permanently live at these extreme heights. | Continue reading
When added to mammalian cells, instead of activating inflammatory pathways as expected, one particular bacteriophage stimulated the cells to grow and survive. | Continue reading
Researchers have found evidence suggesting wild chimpanzees in Uganda's Kibale National Park go through menopause, shedding light on the evolution of this rare trait in humans. | Continue reading
The James Webb Space Telescope's detection of tellurium in the violent environment of a dead-star merger is a step toward determining where the universe's heaviest elements come from. | Continue reading
The spider in the woman's ear was making continuous, weird clicking and rustling noises that were so bad, she couldn't sleep. | Continue reading
NASA's OSIRIS REx mission cost $1.16 billion for just under 9 ounces of asteroid dust. But it's hardly the most expensive material in science. Here's where it ranks. | Continue reading
The photos, taken in the 1960s and 1970s by the first spy satellites, reveal that the eastern border of the Roman Empire was a place of vibrant trade. | Continue reading
There's still time to see a rare oasis that formed in Death Valley. | Continue reading
Researchers mapped out "cake-like" fossil layers belonging to a group of ancient marine creatures from the supercontinent Gondwana that mysteriously died off 390 million years ago. | Continue reading
Having a stuffy nose often comes with pain and tenderness around your cheeks, eyes or forehead. But what do blocked sinuses look like inside your head? | Continue reading
Archaeologists in Poland have discovered the remnants of a medieval knight's residence, along with numerous artifacts. | Continue reading