Why you ‘see’ things in the dark, according to an ophthalmologist

The reason why we don’t see utter blackness is once again because of that visual noise, which come from signals from our ...

Get Microsoft Office 2019 for Windows for under $30

This license covers one Windows PC, so just install and it’s yours forever—no recurring fees and setup is instant with ...

Commute in peace for less: Sony’s noise-canceling headphones are 26 percent off

And if you’re unsure what “Open Box” means, think excess retail inventory: packaging that’s handled, verified in new ...

Dreo space heaters are on sale at Amazon just in time for the cold weather to roll in

If your feet are chilly or your nose feels dry, you're going to want to jump on these limited-time Dreo deals on heaters and ...

Renaissance sword reveals a hidden engraving

The sword isn’t much more than a rusty relic at first glance. Researchers at Germany’s University of Jena (formally Friedrich ...

Queen bees are violently ousted if worker bees smell weakness

This is not the plot of a new Game of Thrones spinoff, but a common and violent reality in honey bee colonies. As with any ...

Six new bat species discovered in the Philippines

“These bats are notoriously elusive, so the tube-nosed bat collection this study examined was cobbled together over many ...

Rhinos once lived in Canada

Rhinoceroses have been around for over 40 million years and have been found on all continents except South America and ...

Red Spider Nebula glows in ethereal new JWST image

This new James Webb Space Telescope image features a cosmic creepy-crawly called NGC 6537–the Red Spider Nebula. Using its Near-InfraRed Camera (NIRCam), JWST has revealed never-before-seen details in ...