New Study Suggests Link Between Neanderthal DNA and Autism in Modern Humans
When you think of Neanderthals, what comes to mind? Probably stocky figures in animal hides, grunting near campfires while chipping … Read more
While Digging Beneath Buddha Statue, Crew Stumbles Upon 1,300-Year-Old Gold Treasure
In a stunning revelation that enriches the tapestry of Southeast Asian history, archaeologists in Thailand have uncovered a remarkable collection … Read more
A New Theory on Black Holes Challenges Everything That We Thought
The enigmatic nature of black holes has long fascinated scientists and the public alike. At the heart of these cosmic … Read more
China Unveils The World’s First AI-Powered Hospital, Complete With 42 Artificial Intelligence Doctors
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping healthcare worldwide, but few projects illustrate this transformation as vividly as the Agent Hospital, developed … Read more
Scientists: 3 Days of Silence Is Enough to Rewire Your Brain
Silence is often dismissed as mere absence – a void where sound ceases to exist. Yet, recent scientific investigations reveal … Read more
A Wall In A 15th-Century Church Collapsed, Releasing 12 Buried Skeletons Stashed Inside
When severe weather battered the coastal city of Portimão, Portugal, it did more than disrupt daily life-it unearthed a hidden … Read more
15 Quiet Signs Your Parent Was Emotionally Abusive—And You Never Knew It
Growing up, many of us carry memories of our parents that shape who we become. Yet, sometimes, those memories are … Read more
Intelligence on Earth Has Evolved Independently at Least Twice: Scientists
In the vast tapestry of life on Earth, intelligence is often viewed through a human-centric lens, as if our cognitive … Read more
Scientists Identify Another Early Symptom of Dementia, And it’s Shockingly Common
If you’ve ever found yourself fighting the urge to doze off in the middle of the afternoon-whether at your desk, … Read more
Love Black Coffee? Science Says You Might Have a Dark Side
Psychologists Christina Sagioglou and Tobias Greitemeyer surveyed nearly a thousand adults in the U.S., asking about their taste preferences and … Read more