These are the places that (most likely) host alien life
Not too cold, not too hot—the conditions for life are found not just on Earth, but on a handful of other places out in the universe.
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The secret history of Facebook depression
To early users, the internet held such promise for people and communities. Now, on the eve of Facebook's 15th birthday, social media is making people depressed. What happened?
Why Instagram might be affecting your mental health (and what you can do about it)
New research out of Notre Dame is digging into why social media isn't always good for us, especially if you're young and female.
The rise of machine learning in astronomy
When mapping the universe, it pays to have some smart programming. Experts share how machine learning is changing the future of astronomy.
The new robotics technology set to change the construction industry
Millennials, don't give up your smashed avo just yet. Hadrian the WA bricklaying robot is about to make construction of houses safer, faster and cheaper.
Milky Way vs Andromeda (because now we're in with a chance)
Buckle up and pack your popcorn: we're in for some intergalactic fireworks, only not quite like we were expecting.
Probe killers in deep space
In the cold reaches of deep space, something is making us kill our probes.
Looking at dark matter
The age of discovery is not over.
Just like bats, humans can use echolocation
It sounds amazing, but we can all learn to use sound to detect our surroundings, just like bats or dolphins. No eyes required.
We are still evolving
From the colour of our eyes to the size of our brain, humans have been adapting to their environment, acquiring new abilities and losing others. We take a look at how evolution is still shaping us.
