SCIENCE

Knowing the right kind and amount of food to eat as well as the timing of intake can help any marathoner achieve their goals.

"The mutation is the first insight into understanding the mechanism by which high carbon dioxide pressure may compromise beer flavor production," Johan Thevelein said.

Month before COP27, host Egypt faces heat over rights, climate action

Ursa Major: Voting starts in Fat Bear Week

Interactions with dogs prompted prefrontal cortex activity.

Listeria can be serious or even fatal in children, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems.

Climate change made 2022 drought 'at least 20 times likelier'

OPEC+ delivers Biden diplomatic slap with output cut

A new study published in the Planetary Science Journal has mapped six areas across the Selk crater region with the help of data taken by the Cassini RADAR.

Ten dead after Indian Himalayas avalanche hits climbers

WTO slashes 2023 global trade forecast as recession looms

The researchers conducted the study on 16 participants who are considered either overweight or obese.

These images are a heartbreaking reminder of what Florida and its people had to endured during the storm and even after that.

Ukraine war, climate favourites for Nobel Peace Prize

The stunning simulation shows a new theory on the Moon's formation.

Tsunami waves "reached most of the world's coastlines" 48 hours after the impact.

Study eyes US cooperation with Pakistan amid China rise

The logbook will focus on topics including food, exercise, hobbies, clothes, and teamwork.

"The chance to see and imagine that we can hear these three people from so many centuries ago is a remarkable way to help us understand our history and ancestry," Julia Muir Watt, the trust's development manager, said.

Vodka is one of the most versatile alcoholic drinks. But it can be more than just a drink when its health benefits are considered.

"But one thing is for certain, we won't be able to recover the spacecraft anymore," unnamed official told the Times of India.

How China's civil society collapsed under Xi

Nobel Physics Prize could focus on light

Australia lists small wallaby among new endangered species

As Iraq concrete jungle swelters, ancient stone houses stay cool

The dust tail it ejected is a whopping 10,000 kilometers long.

Rubbish reform: changes to waste management could slash emissions

Calls for more funding as pre-COP27 climate talks open in DR Congo

A team of scientists found an unusual combination of chemical traces in the distant quasar.