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The chilling discovery of an event that happened 3,800 years ago in the Atacama death desert serves as a grim warning of a repeatable disaster, far beyond what modern hu…
Human spaceships are not the first victims of undead monsters. They still often smuggle tickets to other Earth creatures when they need to travel far.
In the human mind, the desert is always a barren, desolate land, everywhere is golden sand, where there is no life.
Our ancestors became shorter when they switched from hunter-gatherers to farming 12,000 years ago.
An Australian startup is about to send microscopic robots deep into the human skull to treat brain diseases like Dandy-Walker syndrome and gliomas.
In the history of criminal investigation, there have been many examples of investigators trying to discover new techniques to identify criminals.
Collisions with unidentified flying objects (UFOs), also known as flying ground, have left Americans with radiation burns, brain and nervous system damage.
Albert Einstein is one of the greatest physicists in human history, but his private life remained a mystery for many years - including the fact that he had a daughter na…
An Australian man named Drew Lambert was jogging on Bondi Beach in Sydney when he came across a strange sea creature.
New fossils are challenging the idea that modern humans wiped out Neanderthals shortly after leaving Africa.
The mucus can be manipulated with a magnetic field, which helps it navigate through tight spaces and is especially ideal for picking up small objects inside the human bo…
As the most widely recognized animal symbol in human culture, the lion represents strength, beauty, and a herd lifestyle.
Two new studies show that the impact of social development can cause people to radically change from external appearance to internal functions of the body.
A new study by British scientists shows that fungi not only 'talk' to other individuals through the mycelium, but also use up to 50 words that make everyone surprised.
Scientists have created a robotic hand that uses artificial neural signals for tactile sensations similar to human skin, or even more.