Microsoft has now expanded public access to its generative artificial intelligence programmes and the AI-enhanced features are now available for anyone to use without a waitlist.

Microsoft expands AI access, allows users enhanced features without waitlist sign-up

Uranus — the seventh planet from Sun — has not just one, two or three moons, but a total of 27 moons. New research suggests that four of its moons may be hiding oceans beneath their icy exteriors.

Just three planets down from Earth, this icy alien planet's moons may be hiding oceans of salty water

The world's first respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine, Arexvy, was approved by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Wednesday. This breakthrough in science took 60 years to materialise.

Breakthrough! US approves world's first RSV vaccine: All you need to know

Scientists have cautioned that the widespread use of antibiotics in agriculture has resulted in the rise of bacteria that are more resistant to the human immune system.

Study: Using antibiotics in agriculture can 'endanger human immune system’

Researchers have found the second-deepest blue hole in the world just off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. The underwater cavern, located in Chetumal Bay is said to be approximately 900 feet deep and 80 or so feet less than the world’s deepest known blue hole which was discovered nearly seven years ago in the South China Sea.

Scientists discover world’s second-deepest blue hole off the coast of Mexico

A study has revealed that the media's coverage of climate research is, to a large extent, carried out in a way that doesn't provoke action. It claims that the media coverage doesn't inspire the pro-environmental behaviours needed to address the problem.

Study finds that media's climate crisis coverage sparks fear and favours avoidance

Oöcyte cryopreservation or women electing to "freeze their eggs," is in trend these days. But is it actually a trend or even "a calculated act by women to hack their fertility" by extending their "ticking clocks" using medical intervention?

Are men responsible for 'Motherhood on Ice' a.k.a., women freezing their eggs?

Scientists have discovered that pet parrots that are allowed to make video calls to other birds exhibit signs of feeling less lonely. Giving the birds a tablet to use for video calls as part of the study led researchers to discover that they started to exhibit more social skills like preening, singing, and play.

Study: Parrots taught to video call one another feel less lonely

SpaceX’s giant new rocket blasted off on its first test flight Thursday but exploded minutes after rising from the launch pad and crashed into the Gulf of Mexico.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starship rocket explodes mid-flight after launch

SpaceX's Starship: World's biggest Rocket blows up minutes into inaugural test flight

SpaceX’s Starship, the most powerful rocket ever built, took off from a launch pad on the coast of South Texas on Thursday at 9:28 a.m. ET, but exploded midair before stage separation.

SpaceX's Starship rocket lifts off for inaugural test flight

What works for one may not for another. This is especially true when it comes to mental health problems like depression and antidepressants. These drugs that can make a person's life significantly better often come with serious side effects.

Artificial Intelligence helps 'solve the mystery,' match medicine to patient, aid in treatment of depression

Sharing food with your loved ones is often considered a way to deepen the love and care two people share. However, a study published in the journal Nature shows that a virus that is primarily spread through saliva can evolve into cancer.

Study reveals how 'EBV' virus that spreads through saliva can lead to cancer

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, and we mean everywhere. From virtual friends to chatbots, to image and video generation, AI is making headlines. But did you think it could ever be a part of sleep?

Here's how Artificial Intelligence can help modern-day Goldilocks get a good night's sleep

Last year's Tonga volcano explosion packed quite a punch. As per research, the explosion was around 1,000 times more powerful than the nuclear bomb the United States dropped on Japan's Hiroshima in 1945.

Quite a punch! Last year's Tonga volcano eruption was 1,000 times stronger than Hiroshima nuclear bomb

Even though it is fairly common these days, divorce remains something that society frowns upon. A new study has revealed that the end of a marriage could earn you more than society's displeasure, it could bring you serious health problems.

Unsure about marriage? Study indicates it might protect you from dementia in your old age

Why should only humans have all the fun? Tigers need their time to be individualistic as well. They are not just meat-chomping, mean, killing machines as we think.

Tigers have unique personalities, just like humans, reveals a study

We've all been there. You have a song you can't get out of your head, maybe you hate it, but you still find yourself humming its tune. Why does this happen? Turns out there's science behind this.

Here's why that tune is stuck in your head: Study sheds light on our 'bad Romance' with 'earworms'

With Artificial Intelligence gaining popularity globally, one question that comes up time and time again is whether AI will take over jobs from humans. A new report by investment bank Goldman Sachs has the answer, and it is not good news.

AI could replace 300 million jobs worldwide, says report. Is your livelihood at risk?

In a major breakthrough after discovering a new species, researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have named it after Texas's favourite rest stop, Buc-ee's.

Researchers name newly discovered beaver fossil after Buc-ee’s, Texas favourite rest stop

People often go through multiple emotions as they feel euphoric, intense and giddy at the same time when they fall in love. However, a lot of them suffer physical pain too when their heart breaks due to the failure of their relationship or the sudden death of their loved ones.

Why heartbreaks are so painful? Experts explain the science behind it

A recent study published in the journal Nature Microbiology found that people infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus might experience changes in their genome structure that could explain their immunity-related symptoms and risk of long Covid.

SARS-CoV-2 virus can alter our DNA, lead to long Covid: Study

It's the holiest month of the Islamic calendar, Ramadan, when Muslims across the globe will be observing fast, even in space. Yes, you read it right. UAE astronaut Sultan al-Neyadi arrived at the space station on March 3 and the only question boggling him is how will he be ending his fast, as he sees 16 sunsets daily at the space station.

Ramadan in space: How will UAE astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi, who sees 16 sunsets daily in space, observe fast

Australian researchers have invented a snake-like soft robot, designed to 3D print living cells from the inside of patients’ bodies. This development may soon eliminate the need for invasive surgeries to transplant 3D printed tissues and treatments, reported Freethink.

3D bioprinting in healthcare: This technology can eliminate the need for invasive surgeries

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