Athena Yenko

Researchers say the effect of artificial lights on animals is more serious than previously thought.

Researchers say it is impossible to reconstruct a dinosaur brain if the neurocranium is missing.

A team of international archeologists sampled the human DNA found in a Tibetan cave that now served as a sanctuary for Buddhist monks.

The meteorite that crashed in Michigan in 2018 belonged to a parent asteroid that formed just about 20 million years after the solar system was born.

The discovery of the enormous coral reef followed a study conducted early in October where a separate group of scientists found a 50% decline in corals in the Great Barrier Reef.

The Irish and Scottish immigrants were the ones who began pumpkin carving to make the fruits into Jack-O-Lanterns.

Greenpeace believes that the Japanese government has the capacity to continue storing and processing the contaminated Fukushima water to avoid risks that are perilous to people.

The debate on whether pieces of nails linked to the supposed burial site of the high priest who handed Jesus Christ to Pontius Pilate reignites as a new theory emerges.

NASA's Bennu mission team need to wait until the OSIRIS-REx lands on Earth in 2023 to know the exact mass of the sample particles they collected from asteroid Bennu.

The white paint works in temperatures similar to how refrigerators do it without consuming the same amount of energy.

Hot Neptune LTT 9779b has extreme temperatures but scientists found it has an atmosphere that shouldn't exist.

Apples are not originally from the U.S. and can be traced as back as 6500 BC.

A remodeling of how tectonic plates moved underneath the Pacific Margin may put an end to whether a third tectonic plate actually existed.

After more than 100 years since the discovery of the basket-web spider, scientists have now uncovered a unique secret hiding within its web.

[Hold for Merin] By studying fossils of clam-like organisms, scientists designed geochemical modeling that cascade events more than 200 million years ago.

A new study puts an end to a long-standing debate on whether rainfall has a significant role in the evolution of mountains.

A new study sheds light on when the celebrity star Betelgeuse will explode and turn into a supernova.

Obesity in pets leads to cardiovascular diseases and other ailments like diabetes and malfunction in muscles and joints.

A new study wants to bring more attention to the dying corals along the world renowed Great Barrier Reef.

Analysis of 200-million-year-old teeth fossils suggested that early mammals led a less active but much longer lives.

New insights have emerged about Apep, a binary star system that is 8,000 light-years from Earth and has been classified as a rare Wolf-Rayet two years ago.

An artistic imagination showed how death by spaghettification happens to stars when they get hauled by the extreme gravitational pull coming from black holes.

Physicists demonstrated the lowest level charge noise possible, reducing impediments to how silicon quantum computers generate 100% accuracy.

A Canadian tourist asked a travel agent in Pompeii to take back the stolen ancient relics for allegedly bringing her bad luck.

Do a random simple act of kindness for World Mental Health 2020 that may go a long way and reach that single person who really needs uplifting that day.

Physicists identified the upper threshold of the speed of sound independent from the speed of light.

Some crystals found in pegmatites grew up to three feet a day.

By converting spinach into carbon nanosheets, the vegetable becomes a potential source for more sustainable energy.

The great white shark was named Nukumi by the researchers who said she will "continue to help balance fish stocks in the surrounding waters".