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King Tutankhamun, affectionately known as King Tut, remains one of the most captivating figures in ancient Egyptian history. Despite his short reign, his tomb's discovery in 1922 revealed a treasure ...

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Food can come in, but it can’t go out. Additionally, research suggests that a dragonfish’s smile doesn’t exactly light up a room. Any ambient light (like that generated from luminescing prey ...

But we need them badly. It’s now time for government science agencies to provide more timely updates in response to the rapid changes in the climate. Weather forecasts are generated regularly ...

Research in 2018 showed that AMOC has weakened by about 15% since 1950, while research published in February in the journal Science Advances, suggested, opens new tab that it could be closer to a ...

"This program fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, bringing together experts in biology, data science and medicine to address pressing issues like light pollution and its impact on pollinator ...

The researchers took inspiration from juvenile plainfin midshipman fish which have photophores on its underside that produce light and disrupt the shape of its silhouette. They trialed a method to ...

It's a strong sales pitch if we've ever heard one. Kiernan resisted McQueen's charmless offer, but he kept the letter, which came to light along with the car when the Kiernans revealed it in 2018.

Biologist Kathy Willis spoke to Live Science about how touching wood makes us calmer, why looking at a picture of a savanna is calming and how walking through a forest changes our gut microbes.

According to new science, the changes in our bodies and minds as winter comes on are deeper than many of us imagine. And the biology of how winter affects us means we are more like that mother ...

For millennia, humans had one obvious and reliable source of light – the Sun – and we knew the Sun was essential for our survival. Early religions were also often tied up with healing. Sick people ...