Category: 9. Sci/Tech

A warm bowl of pasta, a fluffy white bread roll, or a bag of generously salted chips – these starchy delights are the stuff of dreams. It’s no wonder many of us couldn’t fathom giving up carbs for good.

However, a new study by the…

The promise of new demand is driving some utilities to reconsider scheduled coal plant retirements. In Virginia, where Amazon Web Services keeps 96 data centers and is investing $35 million to expand its campuses, the regional transmission…

At a newly dated 5,200 years old, the Flagstones monument in southern England is now the oldest known large stone circle in Britain.

Radiocarbon dating of some of the artifacts and remains buried beneath the monument reveals that Flagstones…

Feeling sluggish, depressed, anxious, and having trouble concentrating while being sick might not just be due to physical weakness. Extensive reports from health professionals have pointed out that these symptoms, labeled “sickness behavior,” are…

Strange “hairy” covers of books in medieval Europe were made from seal skin obtained from…

Dallas-based biotech company Colossal has announced the birth of three pups bearing the DNA…

Social media accounts of pets showcasing products could have an edge over their human…

A full-sized digital scan of the Titanic has revealed further insight into the doomed…

Geologists have made certain assumptions about how the crust making up our planet’s earliest surface formed, but a new study has found that Earth’s very first protocrust was surprisingly similar to the shell of solid rock in place today.

It…

A new thought-reading brain implant is giving people who can’t speak a chance to communicate again. Developed by researchers at UC Berkeley, this experimental technology can convert neural activity into spoken words with a delay of…