Despite possessing twice the waistline of Jupiter and half again its heft, exoplanet WASP-12b lives so close to its star that it whizzes around once each (Earth) day. Unfortunately, its world may be coming to a swifter end than expected.
Letting go of the bitterness you feel toward people who have hurt you — even if they don't deserve it and you'll never see them again — is good for your health.
Moving the Corvette's engine could finally earn a classic car the credit it deserves.
ASMR is a phenomenon that produces shivers of pleasure in response to sound, while misophonia triggers negative reactions so intense it can ruin lives. Scientists are now realizing they have a lot in common.
New projections suggest up to 630 million people live in places that could be underwater by 2100, with more than half of those slipping under by 2050.
When things go terribly wrong in a military aircraft, the pilot's last resort is the equipment they're sitting on: the ejection seat. And it cannot fail, ever.
The mysterious tissue could help prevent obesity and diabetes.
We have to fight fast to keep our soil from slipping away.
Your body probably isn't ready to fly in a fighter jet.
"Death by Dark Matter." That's not the name of your new favorite metal band; it's the literal title of a new study by a trio of American of physicists. Their paper explores what the hypothetical consequences might be on the human population if a certain candidate of dark matter turned out to be true.
Turns out bread may have more lives than your cat.
Coral reefs are bleaching around the globe, but marine biologists in Florida are grappling with a new, more mysterious epidemic. And to fight it, they're using a weapon scientists never thought they'd unleash.
How the modern world came to understand Hatshepsut's might.
Some of the burden on city dwellers' mental health can be traced to social problems such as loneliness and the stress of living cheek-by-jowl with thousands or even millions of other people. But there's something about the physical nature of cities that also seems to put a strain on the emotional wellbeing of their inhabitants.
In 1970, Bruce Kirby created the perfect single-person sailboat. What made the Laser so unbeatable?
Several manufacturers have cut away the outer shells of engines so you can see the intricate — and often powerful — inner workings.
The Great Flood unleashed 10 feet of rain and snow over California in 43 days at the end of 1861 and the start of 1862. The precipitation formed an inland sea that stretched 300 miles down the Central Valley and was as much as 60 miles wide.
Your brain knows the difference.
Knowing which methods don't help at all is just as important as knowing which ones work.