Teaching a Robot to Blink Could Get the World's Attention
Blinking is a small and often overlooked action in humans, but scientists believe that integrating this behavior into robots has great significance.
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Blinking is a small and often overlooked action in humans, but scientists believe that integrating this behavior into robots has great significance.
The BBC reported that scientists announced that they had successfully removed the HIV virus from infected cells, using Crispr gene editing technology that won the 2020 N…
The picture of petrified life in the ancient city of Pompeii has been supplemented with an unexpected specimen: a 2,000-year-old turtle with an egg intact in its belly.
Wildlife photographer Albert Keshet captured this dramatic moment of starlings as they form a spoon in the sky.
One of the famous historical photographs taken by archaeologist Harry Burton in Egypt in 1925 was first tinted, helping to highlight the importance of the discovery.
Archaeologists found four Roman-era eggs used to make sacrifices, of which three broke and gave off an unpleasant smell.
The video of 10,000 bats flying to the river to drink water, but dozens of crocodiles ambushed in the river, suddenly jumped out of the water to catch BBC's extremely li…
Ancient buildings with a diameter of 25 m hidden under the trees were discovered thanks to laser scanning technology from above.
Metal detector discovered a Roman-era ring in a farmer's field in Broxted, Essex County.
The University of Wales Hospital in Cardiff, UK is testing a virtual reality device for women in labor, helping them to relax and ignore the pain.
Heriot-Watt University researchers (UK) have developed a new technology to help heal wounds by 'listening' to their progress.
Today (January 11), Google Doodle images 117 years of the birth of Evelyn Dove, the first black female singer on the BBC.
The 3.67 million-year-old female remains belong to a new human species that has never been recorded by science.
Stunning images of meteor shower Geminids recorded by astronomers around the world.
Using sharp objects such as stones or glasses, an African tribe slashes children's skin from an early age to mark each person's identity.