Parts of this text are thought to have inspired Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte Darthur, first published in 1485 and the primary source of the modern Arthurian legend. However, there are notable ...

According to NASA scientists, thanks to human activities, the current rise of CO2 levels has reached 422 parts per million. That's 50% higher than what it was before the Industrial Revolution.

Aang’s rapid mastery of the elements goes beyond just being a prodigy—it hints at something more profound. While past Avatars took years, even decades, to gain control over all four elements ...

The remastered version of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos will be available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC exclusively via GOG when it launches in 2024 ...

Open to international collaborators, this high magnetic field will hopefully help scientists make innovations in material science—particularly in the realm of superconductors. Humans love their ...

"Oink oink?" "Yes, of course." Communication with pigs may soon be possible as scientists say they have developed an AI tool that can interpret what the animals are saying. While it's not quite ...

Developer Argonaut Games has risen from the ashes, and the first game on its agenda is a remaster of Croc: Legend of the Gobbos. The project (and developer's return) was announced back in August ...

The report hinted that what the couple had seen might be the creature that had inspired stories of the mythical water kelpie or shape-shifting water horse of Celtic legend. This legend dates as ...

"By learning more about how these molecules form and are transported in space, we learn more about our own solar system and so, the life within it." Astronomers have discovered one of the largest ...

A flare can last from minutes to hours. Joining Polito, Lorincik and Aulanier on the study were scientists representing the Astronomical Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences and the Lockheed ...

But things won’t just go back to normal, the new research conducted by 30 scientists shows. Melting ice from glaciers would continue to raise sea levels “for centuries to millennia,” for ...