
T. rex teeth reveal a body temperature of 36°C — nearly as warm as a human's
UCLA geochemists used dental thermometry on 66-million-year-old fossils, bolstering the case that the predator was warm-blooded.

UCLA geochemists used dental thermometry on 66-million-year-old fossils, bolstering the case that the predator was warm-blooded.

Research links bilingualism to greater cognitive reserve and later dementia symptoms, but scientists caution the evidence is far from a guarantee.

Katmai's viral tournament expands to 16 contenders, with voting beginning September 22 and more cubs than rangers have seen in recent memory.

A Jupiter-size world less than a million years old is orbiting far from its star, forcing theorists to rethink how giant planets are born.

NASA's Inspiration Tour brings the hometown astronaut and lunar flyby veteran to M&T Bank Stadium as part of a broader public outreach push.

A new paper in Frontiers in Psychology documents deliberate modeling and tool transfer by adult chimpanzees — often mothers — to their offspring.

From Goddard's visitor center to CU Boulder and small-town observatories, skywatchers worldwide will gather for the annual lunar celebration.

At the Edinburgh Fringe, the theatre producer behind two of the decade's biggest stage-to-screen triumphs explains her instinct for what works.

A global poll of thousands of physicists reveals deep disagreement over cosmology and quantum gravity, even as new experiments sharpen the Hubble tension and challenge the simulation hypothesis.

Fearing destruction, Palestinian writer Raja Shehadeh’s archive is secretly moved to Scotland — what Al Jazeera calls ‘an act of resistance.’