Science

Rarekar Kamlakant, a 62-year-old who works at a luxurious property of Coco Shambala in his village in Maharashtra, doesn’t look a day over forty. Not just that, he can effortlessly trek the hills around his village and walk miles without breaking a sweat.

A new analysis finds that the storms’ wind speeds increased by up to 28 miles per hour, boosting their destructive power.

Conservationist Jane Goodall on the urgent need to turn the tide on climate change and nature loss.

Want to take pro-level Northern Lights and Milky Way photos on vacation? Here’s how.

Hibernation allows many animals to time-travel from difficult times to plenty. Could humans learn how to do it too?

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems may be able to produce some eye-opening results but new research shows they don’t have a coherent understanding of the world and real rules.

The clearest picture yet of our “last universal common ancestor” suggests it was a relatively complex organism living 4.2 billion years ago, a time long considered too harsh for life to flourish.

NASA's aging Voyager 1 spacecraft entered interstellar space in 2012 and has faced a handful of technical issues over the last year, even as it continues to collect scientific data.

Is it normal to feel this anxious all the time? How do I know if it’s too much? These are questions many of my patients ask. Anxiety affects all of us and can be thought of as tension or worry about a situation or stressor.

In 1936, the economist John Maynard Keynes purchased a trove of Isaac Newton’s unpublished notes. These included more than 100,000 words on the great physicist’s secret alchemical experiments. Keynes, shocked and awed, dubbed them “wholly magical and wholly devoid of scientific value.