Science

New research suggests that cats have a highly flexible segment of their spines, allowing them to correct their orientation midair.

For a new generation of young people, the university experience is just around the corner. Every September, millions of students land in campuses around the world to begin their journey of third level education. The step from secondary school to university can seem a daunting one to some, and the shift from teacher-led learning to…

An unusually well-preserved fossil suggests that the feathered Archaeopteryx probably flew like a chicken.

An impressive hole suddenly appeared in Chile, specifically in Tierra Amarilla, in the northern region of Atacama, without initially having any apparent explanation.   Chilean authorities are investigating the reason for this hole, which is at least 25 meters wide and 200 meters deep. The hole appeared for the first time last Saturday, July 30.…

Explore what our breath reveals about us.

What animal made an infamous indentation in a Chicago sidewalk? A new study offers clues. Hint: It wasn’t a rat.

Researchers found higher rates of depression, poor sleep and obesity among tweens who had early access to a cellphone.

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New research suggests that awe is beneficial for our physical and mental well-being. In this lesson students will learn how to cultivate more of it.

We all know someone who says: “I’m sorry, I’m like that!”, but is this totally true? The answer is, no, it is not true. We all have the ability to change if we set it as a goal to improve our quality of life and relationship with others.   Because human beings are not something…