Emergency visits for young kids are at their highest since spring, and health officials warn that even mild upticks can hit vulnerable groups hard. New COVID variants Nimbus and Stratus Dr. Jon ...

A routine test turned into a wild spectacle when a cutting-edge bot suddenly went berserk on camera. The footage offers a rare peek at how even the slickest tech can fail—and why caution is key ...

Every year, we push the planet beyond its capacity, and this July marks the point where our demand outpaces nature’s ability to recover. If we don’t change course, our future infrastructures ...

Could purer skies be fueling our planet’s heating? A groundbreaking study from the University of Exeter says yes—and attributes most of the warming since 2001 not to CO₂ but to cuts in SO₂ ...

The world’s oceans are breaking heat records, and in some spots, temperatures have soared to unprecedented highs. Mercator Ocean’s latest report flags seven massive marine heatwaves currently ...

Living friendless in a world obsessed with connections feels like a hidden struggle. Some wake up to isolation and shame, while others cherish their autonomy. The Many Faces of Social Isolation ...

Why does hypertension hit women differently? Australian researchers may have found the answer. They’ve shown that estrogen flips a switch in the heart, triggering a natural protection mechanism ...

Light speeds along at 300,000 km/s—yet it never tires. Photons, having no mass, blaze through the near-empty vacuum of space without losing energy. When they dodge dust, gravity wells, or ...

This win follows an earlier trial where o4-mini solved 20% of 300 fresh problems—ten times the older model’s rate. At Berkeley, its rapid strides impressed everyone. “It’s like a stellar ...

Astronomers at the University of Portsmouth have a bold idea: what if Earth sits inside a massive cosmic void? That could explain why measurements of the universe’s expansion don’t line up ...

Jeu de cartes traditionnel devenu icône des écrans, le solitaire continue de traverser les époques sans perdre en popularité.

Les premiers symptômes de la maladie de Parkinson se manifestent de façon asymétrique et, selon qu'ils apparaissent à droite ...