A controversial work culture once banned in China is quietly taking over San Francisco’s tech scene. As the AI gold rush accelerates, some startups are pushing boundaries with extreme schedules that ...

Once prized for its beauty, serpentinite may hold the secret to life’s origins—its chemistry reveals how Earth could have sparked life and might protect it still.

Each BB102 drone operates autonomously, patrolling designated perimeters without human control. Their purpose is clear: scare off birds before they land, and do it without noise, toxins, or harm.

Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered 60 ancient tombs in Colossae, offering a fascinating glimpse into 2,200-year-old burial practices and spiritual beliefs.

The Lighthouse Reef, which lies approximately 50 miles off the coast of Belize, is a striking atoll that features shallow coral reefs surrounding a deep and dark underwater sinkhole. Its shape is an ...

A rare 6-foot hoodwinker sunfish washed ashore in Northern California on Sept. 7, drawing crowds and sparking interest from marine biologists.

Amber, often referred to as “fossilized tree resin,” has long been known for its unique ability to trap and preserve organic material. This natural substance acts as a time capsule, encasing ...

The excavation of ancient ritual platforms at the Qianzhongzitou site in Shandong Province provides crucial insight into the development of early Chinese statehood. Recent research, published in ...

New research uncovers how ancient Patagonian hunter-gatherers demonstrated remarkable care for the injured and disabled, challenging our understanding of early human compassion.

A massive dam dating back nearly 2,800 years has been uncovered near the Pool of Siloam in Jerusalem, the site associated with one of Jesus’s most well-known miracles.

What people did with their extra time mattered. Researchers found that around a third of reclaimed commuting time went toward leisure — and often that meant physical activity. Walking, stretching, ...

María Branyas Morera lived to 117 and left more than a legacy—she left scientists a rare glimpse into what might support extreme longevity.