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Discover the latest stories in history, archaeology, science, arts and culture from one of the top news magazines. Smithsonian Magazine brings you compelling,...

Computing cells, humans as chefs, time twisting on the dark side of the moon, and more.

After all, how would a Tyrannosaurus Rex put on a facemask?

Preliminary Note: I plan on reading all 116 issues of the influential, and iconic, SF magazine Galaxy under H. L. Gold’s editorship (October 1950-October...

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Nicolaus Copernicus gets all the credit, but he certainly wasn't the first.

We talk to psychology professor Pete Etchells about whether certain game mechanics might be encouraging gambling behaviour away from the TV.

Join the discussion as we explore science reading habits before the survey closes! Your input matters.

Researchers are using gene-editing technology to transform toxic vegetation into new foods.

What would you do with super powers? We talk to super hero scientist Barry W. Fitzgerald about his love for super heroes, the future of human genetics and...

Nov 6, 2025 - Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic are being heralded as 'miracles'. But what do they really do to your body? A new study may reveal new answers.

As computer security improves hacking should be getting more difficult.

New theory suggests LIGO-Virgo discovered gravitational waves came from mysterious black holes during the Big Bang.

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Explore 'Neuroscience in the Bourne Trilogy' and uncover the reality behind amnesia in films and its implications on memory and identity.

Witness the stunning galactic collision of NGC 6872 and IC 4970, as captured by the Gemini South telescope.

Bats, dolphins, National Parks and a 12-hour Zooniverse Palooza are coming up for Citizen Science Month.

It might be worth slapping on a bit of sun cream, even if you're pottering around the house.

Science in 2024 will see cutting-edge advances in everything from AI to health and space exploration. Here's what we have in our diary.

Up to half of all cases of childhood asthma cases in Barcelona could be prevented by adhering to air pollution limits, a study has found.

The mystery behind KIC 8462852 deepens after dramatic drop in brightness.

Different colours can affect how you feel, so it's worth paying attention to the function of the room when deciding on paint schemes.

A new cure for migraine may have been found, but it only works for some people. Here's how to tell if you're one of them.

The biggest city in the world by population is Tokyo, Japan, with a total population of 37 million people.

When is the next full Moon? Read on to find out the best lunar events happening in 2021, from blood moons to the wolf moon.

Explore the question, what is science? Uncover various definitions through diverse cultural perspectives in this enlightening article.

Teach your kids to tell the time and stay on top of their activity with our pick of the best smart watches.

Focus readers have named Italian polymath Leonardo da Vinci as the brightest mind of all time.

A team of physicists, philosophers and biologists have come up with a list of organisms that could withstand the harsh conditions of interstellar space, and...

Check out the latest issue of SCOPE Magazine! With so much going on at Orlando Science Center, it's hard to keep track of everything included in your

The Real War on Science - The Left has done far more than the Right to set back progress. Where are the scientists who lost their jobs or their funding?

Project Gutenberg offers 77,695 free eBooks for Kindle, iPad, Nook, Android, and iPhone.

Use the power of science to make this Christmas the best ever.

Explore the importance of effective science writing and its role in showcasing scientists like Hina Chaudhry beyond stereotypes.

Nov 27, 2025 - Bytes don't have any calories, nor do they spread diseases, but your internet speed does seem to be associated with your health

Researchers said a vehicle-generated early warning system that alerts drivers is feasible within the next few years using 5G.

Discover the notable pizza baking properties of different cheeses, including why Mozzarella remains a top choice for gourmet pizzas.

The discovery of cooked crab shells in a Lisbon cave is further evidence that the early hominids had a sophisticated culture.

Which dogs live the longest? Researchers pored over half a million dogs' worth of data to find out. Here are the results.

Despite centuries of endless theorising, the mechanism behind the Northern Lights, otherwise known as the Aurora Borealis, is yet to be fully understood.

Dec 21, 2025 - The latest science news, future tech, and wonders of the natural world from the UK's no.1 science and technology monthly magazine (formerly BBC Focus).

We speak to Bill Bryson, OBE, about his latest book uncovering the biological mechanisms hidden underneath our skin.

Explore how PhD graduates face a tough academic job market, with only 12.8% attaining tenure-track positions.

Discover the scientific topic to learn about in the upcoming 2013 lecture series and enter our Breville appliance contest!

Hate finding presents for people? Why not draw inspiration from nature and gift your friends with rocks, cyanide or a castle made out of sperm with the animal...

Researchers believe public health models hold the key to reducing the damage.

A tiny dose of peanut protein under the tongue can offer safe and substantial protection against the allergy, scientists say.

Is positive affirming really a way to make your dreams come true?

Not everybody wants to grow old gracefully, but if you are trying to hold back time, it's a good idea to know why it's happening.

Reflections on a new case of apparent data manipulation.

Explore Obama's science policy, tackling skepticism and optimism on regulation and new NASA discoveries.

Cats take a unique approach to small spaces, even if they shouldn't really fit

The predator was unusually big for its time.

Here's what researchers have learned about the size and weight of tyrannosaur embryo fossils.

Investing in Scientific Research is crucial for innovation and job creation, securing America's leadership in a global economy.

University of Plymouth researchers compared six fibre-catching devices used in washing machines.

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Around 50% of human males will be afflicted with pattern hair loss by the time they are 50 years old.

Solids, liquids... gas? It is all a bit of a conundrum!

The process by which human language evolved is largely unknown. However, language is thought to have evolved independently many times over.

Discover the intriguing evolution of clothing and lice, revealing how lice diverged around 170,000 years ago. Click to learn more!

Discover the science of kissing and its evolutionary and cultural history. Learn how chemistry influences our romantic connections.

The world's largest digital camera ever built has been completed. But can it help solve some of the Universe's biggest mysteries?

Sometimes we need to bend the truth to get what we want.

Lichen are composite organisms, and for the lichen to reproduce, both of these components must come together.

Explore the impact of bad science journalism and the call for accountability in journalism amidst high-pressure newsroom environments.

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The vocal cords of these singing sea creatures are much more complex than our own, so how do some make whale song?

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From a lab in San Diego comes a mix of science and sculpture that lets even microbiologists lay hands on their subjects.

Most people in the world speak more than one language, suggesting the human brain evolved to work in multiple tongues. If so, asks Gaia Vince, are those who...

Tiny zaps of electricity may have provided the energy to form life as we know it.

Thanks to recent technology, science takes a hard look at itself.

Maybe it didn't exactly go bang, but here's a theory...

Blame it on your hormones all you like, although they play a part in taking you to lovey-dovey town, there are also non-chemical factors involved in whether we...

The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures have taught us many things throughout its near 200-year history, and none more so than the mysteries of the mind.

Get set for a planetary parade when Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn will sequentially align for the first time in 18 years.

Dec 11, 2019 - This retrospective anthology celebrates thirty years of top-notch stories published in the legendary magazine, Asimov’s Science Fiction. In 1977, Isaac...

For good or bad, a kid's toy with artificial intelligence (and killer dance moves) probably won't be possible anytime soon.

The kit, named CovidNudge, can give results without sending samples to a laboratory.

Ever wanted to build a humongous human pyramid? Well now you can perfect your technique thanks to a team of physics students in the UK.

Experts hope the findings could help optimise treatment with immunotherapy and other drugs such as chemotherapy.

Bees are widespread, varied, and, most importantly, critical to our ecosystem. Take a look at five fascinating facts about our fuzzy, flying friends.

The Arts and Sciences dean explains steps toward budget balance in fiscal year 2012--and concerns from financial aid to deferred capital projects.

Explore how climate change alters temperature data and influences perceptions of global warming and extreme weather events.

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Mathematician Marcus du Sautoy reveals the seven best books to help you think smarter and make mathematically better decisions.

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Wind and solar sources have become clean energy champions. But can humans harness lightning in the same way?