Using an innovative combination of sunshine and hydrogels, a new device just unveiled by scientists is able to produce clean drinking water from virtually any source – even the salty waters of the Dead Sea.

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Dreams are so strange and carry so much significance to us that we often feel the need to tell people about our nocturnal adventures, sometimes at tedious length.

In the summer of 1935, the physicists Albert Einstein and Erwin Schrödinger engaged in a rich, multifaceted and sometimes fretful correspondence about the implications of the new theory of quantum mechanics.

Earth's crust is made up of fractured slabs of rock, like a broken shell on an egg. These plates move around at speeds of about 5 centimetres (2 inches) per year - and eventually this movement brings all the continents together and form what is kno

The hunt for exoplanets is getting a new set of eyes. NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) could find as many as 20,000 distant worlds

Like peanut butter and jelly, like salt and pepper, like that seemingly perfect couple you love (to hate), the two dominant types of computer memory truly complete one another.

Hero Images/Plainpicture Blocky video calls could one day be a thing of the past – thanks to an AI that compresses images by simply throwing out large chunks of them, and making up what should be there instead. Raw digital images and video require large amounts…

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There's a weird type of 'ice' found in the ocean that burns when exposed to a flame - and scientists think they've finally solved the mystery of how this strange substance forms under the sea.

If you're a germophobe who wants to use a public bathroom ever again, you might want to stop reading this.

Sometimes our phones end up in the toilet bowl, or laptops end up covered in tea. It happens.

A non-invasive, low dose vaccine that redirects an uncomfortable and sometimes life-threatening immune response to peanuts might one day save human lives.

Giving adolescents a few more minutes of shut-eye in the morning might not only make them better rested for their studies, it could provide a much needed boost to their wellbeing.

Since it's discovery was announced in August of 2016, Proxima b has been an endless source of wonder and the target of many scientific studies.

Once every 53.5 days, NASA's Juno probe screams over Jupiter's cloud tops roughly 75 times as fast as a bullet.

Every so often, neutron stars do something really, really weird. The rate of their rotation abruptly changes. This is called glitching, and we don't know what causes it - but now astronomers have observed it for the first time using a radio telesco

A trio of satellites studying our planet's magnetic field have shown details of the steady swell of a magnetic field produced by the ocean's tides. Four years of data collected by the European Space Agency's (ESA) Swarm mission have contributed to the mapping…