By taking yeast cells and rebuilding their genomes, scientists were able to create a yeast that more resilient and produced more spores—something that could mean more food on a much larger scale ...

Obsidian Entertainment's upcoming role-playing game Avowed can hit 60 frames per second on Xbox Series X. Though she offered no further insight, game director Carrie Patel told MinnMax that "you ...

Why it matters: When Obsidian's upcoming RPG, Avowed, launches on February 18, players who access the game through Game Pass or purchase a digital copy outside of Steam will be able to play it on ...

Team GB ice dancers Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson have their sights set on an Olympic medal with only one year remaining before Milano Cortina 2026. If the pair claim an Olympic medal next year ...

But when a rocket man can no longer keep those inner passions pinned up, the release of his bodily fluids in zero-gravity makes some out-of-this-world motion, so say a set of scientists.

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Scientists have found that the mantis' punch limb, which is called the dactyl club, has a structure that enables it to absorb the shockwaves that are created when it punches and cracks the shells ...

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Scientists have said that January was the hottest on record because countries around the world are still burning huge amounts of oil, gas and coal. "Sure El Niño and La Niña add or take a tiny ...

Korin Miller is a health and lifestyle journalist who has been published in The Washington Post, Prevention, SELF, Women's Health, The Bump, and Yahoo, among other outlets. In a new study ...

That delay may have been the best thing that ever happened to this game. Obsidian has confirmed they have leveled up their work on Avowed, in the exact ways that we wanted them to. In a Q&A on ...