Most climate models provide projections for 2050 or even 2100. But if you’d prefer a slightly shorter countdown to climate drama, French national weather service Météo France and the Drias climate ...

Lead author Christina Young, a researcher in Stanford University’s Department of Neurology and Neurological Sciences, investigated this connection. Her team published the findings in the journal ...

A 2020 study went straight to the point, describing it as one of the most fascinating glass objects in human history, and noting that both art historians and glassmakers have wondered at its complex ...

Their observations suggest another key player: the cerebellum, acting like an air-traffic controller, keeps tabs on movement and sends out signals that dull the sensory response whenever the contact ...

The Futura Team represents the pulse of Futura’s editorial department, bringing together a collective expertise dedicated to the dissemination of scientific knowledge. Rather than the work of a single ...

Even after a long separation, a cat may recognize its old owner, thanks to its extraordinary sense of smell. This doesn’t necessarily mean the cat remembers the full story of your shared life, but ...

When you’re ready to make your cuttings, simply dip the ends of the freshly cut stems into your homemade willow water before planting them out into soil or a pot. There’s no need to dilute this thick, ...

World Labs: Stanford computer scientist Fei-Fei Li, known for creating the ImageNet dataset that helped launch modern deep learning, co-founded World Labs in 2024 alongside Justin Johnson, Christoph ...

Special absorbent salts in the hydrogel attract water molecules from the air. When the temperature rises, the gel releases these molecules as vapor. The vapor is then condensed and collected in liquid ...

Childhood summers felt endless, but the years seem to pass in a blur as adults age. A subtle shift in how the brain processes continuous experience may explain why time appears to speed up over a ...

In recent months, teams working within the Cathedral deployed endoscopic cameras—yes, the very ones used by doctors for inner body exams—into cracks and crevices of the ancient site, searching through ...

Documenting this thriving life isn’t just a scientific quest—it’s a vital step for conservation. As Zoe Richards from Curtin University reminds us, deep ecosystems are vast, remote, and expensive to ...