Science

If this gigantic cosmic void does exist, it could help astronomers solve one of the greatest mysteries of our universe.

After my the dog I had had for 10 years died, I went to a pet psychic for closure. She didn't tell me anything new, but it helped with my grief.

The Sun has been throwing some major temper tantrums lately, its active sunspot AR13664 directing multiple intense X-class flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs) towards our planet since the beginning of May. A recent geomagnetic storm, deemed to be the strongest since 2003, struck Earth earlier this month, causing disruptions to communication and GPS systems.

I love my larger body, and now that I'm taking weight-loss drugs, I worry what people will think. I shouldn't be ashamed.

I gave a stranger my phone number as we were exiting a plane. Next thing I had quit my job and moved with him. We've been married for 25 yers.

Researchers sifted through DNA extracted from Neanderthal remains in Chagyrskaya Cave, Russia, to look for traces of three notorious DNA viruses — adenovirus, herpesvirus, and papillomavirus. Remarkably, all three were present, shattering the record for the oldest human viruses ever discovered. These findings hint that Neanderthals battled some of the same viruses we do today.

In the vast expanse of the cosmos, countless elements and compounds converge in cosmic clouds, offering the basic building blocks needed for the formation of planets. Now, astronomers have stumbled upon what they assert is the biggest known reservoir of planet-forming ingredients identified to date, swirling around a young star.

Researchers implanted tiny electrodes in the brains of two participants to capture their brain activity as they silently "said" specific words. The words silently spoken were decoded with an accuracy of 79% in one of the participants. While the technology is still in its early stages and focused on a small vocabulary of six words, it holds immense promise for the future.

Fieri's fitness routine includes intermittent fasting and rucking, a popular fat-burning and muscle-building workout.

A man hyphenated his last name upon marriage. He divorced, but it was only when he had a family with another woman that he changed it back.

A dietitian breaks down how to make lifestyle changes that could lower your risk of developing the disease, such as eating a plant-based diet.

Daniell Koepke turned to DIY poop transplants to find relief from debilitating gut symptoms. It helped with digestion, but she got more than she bargained for.

Erika Lust is the filmmaker behind Lust Cinema. She's taught her kids correct names for their body parts and how porn is only for adults.

Orca whales sank a 50-foot sailing yacht in the Strait of Gibraltar on Sunday in the latest of several attacks by the highly social species.

The northern lights can appear in the sky above places like San Francisco or New York. They're beautiful, but don't expect what you see in photos.

Elaine Hall and Roland Passaro, both 88, got married in March 2024. They first reconnected at their 50th high school reunion in 2003.

Low testosterone is can cause symptoms like brain fog and fatigue, but new research suggests it's linked to higher risk of dying early, too.

Former US Surgeon General Jerome Adams shares an easy trick to sneak vegetables into his diet, including the surprising use of carrots in smoothies.

The US grid is ill-equipped to handle what's coming. Here's what it will take to modernize the grid and reach our carbon-pollution-free energy goals.

Avoiding ultra-processed foods and increasing protein intake are among the tips a precision medicine doctor gives her patients to help them live longer.

Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr is the only person to have won the CrossFit Games six times. After a break to have a baby, she's training to claim the title a seventh time.

My wife and I have been together for almost four decades. The best gift we can give each other is attention and time together.