Suraj Radhakrishnan

The differences stem from genetic dissimilarities and serve as a marker in the evolution of the human brain from a primate brain.

MIT scientists have developed a much faster, more efficient way to make Bose-Einstein condensates.

The researchers modified an ordinary laboratory strain of the ubiquitous Escherichia coli, enabling the bacteria to not only record their interactions with the environment but also time-stamp the events.

A research conducted on decision making by individuals while buying products, showed that retailers tend to play on two factors that influence customer choices — pride and regret.

Steam has kicked off their Autumn Sale for Black Friday and are offering some great games at slashed prices.

A study has revealed the number of children a couple had was directly proportional to the depth of their love.

UFO Stalker, a website that maps UFO encounters worldwide, has reported that 83,715 UFO sightings were reported this year.

NASA's weather monitoring spacecraft has technological upgrades that should improve stability and provide three times better accuracy.

NASA weather satellites have released weather forecasts for Thanksgiving 2017 and things look cold and wet for both northern coasts.

A team of researchers have successfully witnessed nuclear reactions in the sky caused by lightning.

The team found that the levels of carbon monoxide in the ices of the comet were completely depleted but methane levels were very high.

A team of scientists found that male Australian humpback dolphins use both wing men and gift-giving in their attempts to get mates.

A team of researchers have determined that the common sea nettle jellyfish found along the U.S. East Coast is actually two distinct species.

The Moon's molten magma ocean cooled over time to form the crust and 98 percent of it is made of one mineral. A recent study has revealed the process that caused this uniformity in the lunar surface composition.

A study has linked chronic cannabis use after psychiatric care to a 143 percent increase in violence or violent episodes after discharge.

Scientists have warned a slowing down of Earth's rotation speed could indicate a possible increase in the number of large earthquakes, especially around the equator.

Making tough decisions when you are stressed out due to neurological disorders or strain causes you to choose the high-risk, high-reward outcome more says a new MIT study.

A study has revealed that evolutionary changes coupled with skilled hunting caused the rapid fall and eventual extinction of passenger pigeons.

Newly excavated skeletons could answer the decades-long debate over who once occupied a settlement located near the caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found.

A study has shown chimpanzees recoiling from food placed on a soft, moist feces replica even though they are known to fling their own feces and even eat feces in captivity, which points to a 'disgust response' towards possible pathogen containing food.

A study has shown that male prairie voles who drink alone were more likely to cheat compared to voles that drank with partners or voles that didn't drink at all.

A study has shown that male ring-tailed lemurs that engage in 'stink-flirting' have higher chances of finding a mate.

A six-meter fossil of an extinct Stellar's sea cow has been found on the coast of the Commander Islands in the Kamchatka region of Russia.

A study of NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope data showed the exoplanet 55 Cancri e has an atmosphere very similar to Earth in density and composition.

A new study says the biggest planet in the solar system is responsible for almost all the water — whether liquid, solid or gas — in it.

These striking fracture lines, captured in March, were caused by the Mars' crust stretching apart in response to ancient volcanic activity.

The studies may help determine the origins and science behind solar flares, which impact the entire solar system.

Researchers said this represents the first step toward using gene drive systems to control mosquito populations and reduce the diseases they spread.

The Zwicky Transient Facility, a new robotic camera with the ability to capture hundreds of thousands of stars and galaxies in a single shot, has taken its first image of the sky, an event astronomers referring to as “first light.”