Because of a warming planet and changing human physiology, fungi are learning how to infect humans more effectively.

When Emperor Qin Shihuang was carried to his tomb more than 2,200 years ago, he would not journey to the afterlife alone.

Study after study shows that humans reliant on AI will misremember past events or even fabricate details completely.

Alongside the molds, the Blyth Hoard includes a second bronze axe head and a complete copper ingot, the first of its kind ever found in Scotland. Such raw metal ingots are blocks of material that ...

Foldable phones aren’t new, but Apple’s first folding iPhone feels like a fresh start for this corner of tech.

Meltwater carried sulfates from land into the ocean, and when organisms used them to break down organic matter, carbon was ...

Some physicists compare the Planck length—the smallest meaningful scale we know—to tiny “pixels” that could form the fabric ...

Nvidia’s new CPU, the RTX Spark, transforms the Surface Laptop into an AI powerhouse. It’s a new kind of PC, but who is it ...

Jay Stratton never intended to spend a large part of his career making sense of alien encounters, but that changed when he ...

Amateur code breaker Alex Baber claims his AI program solved one of the Zodiac Killer’s ciphers, Z13. Not only did the ...

Nearly 1,800 years ago in Nida, a Roman town in what’s now Frankfurt, Germany, a man was buried with a small silver capsule ...

Excavations that revealed a fourth-century C.E. church in the ancient city of Altino have finally substantiated a letter ...