Science

Buildings built with concrete in ancient Rome continue to stand firm to this day. This has spurred many researchers to look for the key to Rome’s success with concrete in...

Whether it was drinking wine through masks, cutting out family for refusing to vaccinate, or ratting out neighbors for having company, the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in people all over the...

The meteorite struck Earth when it was still in its early years, a water world with only a few continents sticking out of the sea. In their fieldwork, Drabon said,...

A growing number of Silicon Valley AI companies want to do business with the military, making the case that the time and effort they’ve put into training large neural networks...

A new study has raised some speculation about whether or not parts of Mars can allow life to grow. The study, published in Nature Communications Earth & Environment, highlights the...

When Col. Josh Glonek has a question about how to use the mountain of new technology the Army is sending his way, he knows just who to ask: Col. James...

The global water cycle is off balance for the “first time in human history.” Researchers have warned that this lack of balance could lead to a massive water disaster, which...

The Above & Beyond Children’s Museum in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, recently welcomed a new exhibit designed and made by a local student. High school senior Flinn Opel developed an interactive exhibit...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recent decision to veto SB-1047, a state bill that would set a new global bar for regulating artificial intelligence risks, was closely watched by policymakers and...

The Florida Department of Health issued a warning to residents and visitors to avoid floodwaters as cases of flesh-eating bacteria continue to rise in the wake of back-to-back hurricanes that...