Science

Stressed bees “lack a buzz in life” and will make poor choices as a result, according to new research.

An optical computer that’s much more powerful than existing electronic devices could be as little as ten years away, according to researchers from the University of Tokyo.

Astronauts in orbit may miss the US presidential election on account of being up in space. But they can still cast their vote. Here’s how.

While we find "The Starry Night" by Vincent van Gogh breathtaking (or not), scientists keep looking at it for quite different reasons.

Everyday household items, such as children's toys and kitchen utensils, made with black plastics recycled from electronic waste have been found to contain high levels of toxic chemicals – and those items are being sold to unsuspecting US consumers, a new study warn

Scientists are calling on teachers to lay down their arms and embrace the fact that phone breaks could help students stay focused.

A Montana man was sent to prison for using tissue from Kyrgyzstan to illegally clone and breed a giant sheep.

Canadian scientists knitted little wool caps to prevent cats from shaking off electrodes used to test them for chronic pain.

A study found that electric vehicle drivers are more likely to cause car accidents and be at fault compared to petrol or diesel drivers.

Two astronauts, stuck in space after a Boeing Starliner experienced technical difficulties, have greeted a team of astronauts who arrived on a SpaceX mission to take them home.

A gigantic and most detailed map with 1.5 billion celestial objects is now available online, charting our galaxy.

The James Webb Telescope has helped to find a ‘gassy’ galaxy – where gas shines brighter than the stars – which could help further unveil the mystery of the universe's inception.

With space explorers gearing up for human missions to Mars, researchers took human heart tissue onboard a Space X mission to test how low gravity affects it.

Scientists have stored an entire human genome on a novel memory disc that will serve as our species’ insurance policy.

Cambridge University researchers have developed a smart choker that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help people with speech impairment to communicate.

Elon Musk's brain-chip startup Neuralink said on Tuesday its experimental implant aimed at restoring vision received the US Food and Drug Administration's "breakthrough device" designation.

Black holes are known to be silent killers of galaxies, but new discoveries made by the James Webb telescope have shed light on how they go about it.

Aliens are real, and every UFO sighting in the last 100 years might have been a prelude to invasion.