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Vivid advances that can better lives, whether assisting individuals with treating dementia or figuring out how to guide warrior jets, are the future of the metaverse, new companies say. A

Biology

A Second Chance for the World’s Most Ancient Rhino Species: Saving the Sumatran Rhino

Biology Article

With an end goal to save the imperiled Sumatran rhino species from elimination, a group from the Maximum Delbrück Center

Biology

Scientists have produced the most accurate map of the brain’s memory hub, and it may alter how we think about memory.

Biology Article

Australian researchers have created the most detailed map of the correspondence links between the hippocampus, the mind's memory control center,

Quantum Physics

The Most Accurate Test of General Relativity’s Weak Equivalence Principle is Offered by the MICROSCOPE Mission

Quantum Physics Article

The MICROSCOPE mission, also known as the Micro-Satellite à Traînée Compensée pour l'Observation du Principe d'Equivalence, was a satellite mission

Astronomy & Space

A comet may be seen to the naked eye once every 50,000 years.

Astronomy & Space Article

A newfound comet could be noticeable to the unaided eye as it shoots past Earth and the Sun before long,

Biology

A startling ‘youthful’ trait exists in both human and Neanderthal brains, according to new research.

Biology Article

Many accept that our especially huge mind makes us human; however, is there more to it? The mind's shape, as well as the states of its parts (curves), may likewise

Quantum Physics