A simple test with a single raisin and a plastic cup can predict a child's academic achievement down the line.
Scientists are taking a closer look at hummingbirds and how they manage to outmaneuver most other birds. It turns out that these birds actually rely on brute strength for their abilities.
Researchers have sequenced the genomes of two species of small water creatures called acorn worms, and have found that humans may have more in common with them than first thought.
Scientists have succeeded in developing a new high-performance swimsuit that has a "kick assist" system that improves the power of the dolphin kick by 2.4 percent.
Antarctic ice melt may not have as much of an impact on sea level rise as first thought on sea level rise.
As space agencies gear up for long-term space travel, NASA is looking at exactly what happens to the human body in this harsh environment.
Astronomers may have spotted a baby planet being born around a young star. The new findings may reveal a bit more about planet formation outside of our own galaxy.
Victims of bullying are at an increased risk of anxiety, depression and eating disorders, according to a recent study. Yet in a surprising twist, bullies are also at an increased risk as well.
Even little adjustments to your sleep schedule could be detrimental to your health, according to a recent study.
A brain wrinkle found in the frontal lobes may be responsible for hallucinations in some cases of schizophrenia, according to a recent study.
Sex once a week is enough to keep most people happy, according to a recent study.
In a recent study, researchers found the highest concentration of dark matter in a close-by dwarf galaxy called Triangulum II, which is located on the edge the Milky Way.
