Since the Rosetta Stone discovery in 1799, scholars have learned how to read hieroglyphics, unlocking insight to ancient texts. ...read more

A forensic anthropology novel technique, facial morphology points to the Near East as an important region for human-neanderthal interbreeding. ...read more

We know a lot about the T. rex that lived millions of years ago, but it’s still a wonder to scientists how it became the legendary predator. With a recent discovery, scientists may have found a missing link. ...read more

Though too much alcohol may damage your short-term memory, new research says the aromatic hops in your favorite beer may stave off some of the negative effects of Alzheimer’s disease. ...read more

Despite the top theories about disease transmission, studies show that corpses could spread coronavirus in hospitals and homes. ...read more

Natovenator polydontus, a duck-like dinosaur, uncovers more biodiversity during the age of dinosaurs. ...read more

You've probably seen what the weather models thought it would look like. Now, here's how it has really appeared, as seen from space. ...read more

While increasing immunity could be taming the coronavirus, this year also saw a variety of new variants, as well as the threat of the “tripledemic.” ...read more

Cave paintings are the oldest known art. But we can only speculate about their meaning. ...read more

Disease specialists say most immune systems need six months to build up their defenses between a COVID-19 infection and a booster shot. ...read more