Our human ancestors often ate each other, and for surprising reasons
[ad_1] IN GOUGH’S cave in Cheddar Gorge, south-west England, archaeologists have found the remains of at least six individuals. Many of the bones were intentionally
From enshittocene to virome, science and technology’s words of 2024
[ad_1] Strembryo Until recently, scientists studying the earliest moments of human development relied on embryos donated by people undergoing IVF, which in most countries –
Are vast amounts of hydrogen fuel hidden below Earth’s surface?
[ad_1] Drill rig in Nebraska run by Natural Hydrogen Energy LLC, which established its first hydrogen borehole in 2019 Viacheslav Zgonnik For the past few
Mpox became a global health emergency for the second time in 2024
[ad_1] A Red Cross worker spraying chlorine-based disinfectant in Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in August 2024 MOISE KASEREKA/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock Mpox surged in
How a plan to make the world’s largest snowflake was humbled by nature
[ad_1] In London, where I live, you can forget about a white Christmas. The best I can hope for is a pitiful flurry of flakes.
Eight healthy habits could slow the ageing of your brain
[ad_1] Exercise has many health benefits Jane Williams/Alamy Getting a good night’s sleep and other healthy habits could slow the biological ageing of your brain,
Dazzling auroras lit up the skies in 2024 and we may see more in 2025
[ad_1] In May, auroras turned the night sky amazing colours in Tucson, Arizona Sean Parker Seeing the northern lights, or aurora borealis, typically requires travelling
Why AI must learn to admit ignorance and say 'I don't know'
[ad_1] The ability to admit ignorance could be a sign of truly intelligent AI, and a new quiz of unsolved or perhaps even unsolvable questions
See the world in close-up in these intricate images of nature
[ad_1] Cross-section of a Cosmic Orange aster flower Igor Siwanowicz These exquisite images reveal some of the intricate views of animals and plants captured by
Over 70 per cent of students in US survey use AI for school work
[ad_1] Many children in the US seem to be using chatbots to help them with their schoolwork Photononstop/Alamy Seven in 10 secondary school students have