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Scientists directly date dino eggshells for the first time

The new findings narrow age estimates for the clutch of eggs—and may help identify which species laid them

The new findings narrow age estimates for the clutch of eggs—and may help identify which species laid them
Author Rita AksenfeldPosted on September 11, 2025

Strongest black hole collision yet confirms theories of Einstein, Hawking

Observation confirms that a black hole’s area can only grow and never shrink

Observation confirms that a black hole’s area can only grow and never shrink
Author Adrian ChoPosted on September 10, 2025

‘Incredible’ fossil reveals earliest relative of lizards and their kin

Paleontologists use x-rays to reconstruct ancient reptile bones too fragile to remove from rock

Paleontologists use x-rays to reconstruct ancient reptile bones too fragile to remove from rock
Author Jake BuehlerPosted on September 10, 2025

The trick to blowing the perfect dandelion

The umbrellalike tufts resist downward tugs but slip free when lifted up into the wind

The umbrellalike tufts resist downward tugs but slip free when lifted up into the wind
Author Celina ZhaoPosted on September 9, 2025

Holographic tiger created with technique borrowed from early cinema experiment

“Holostereosynthesis” can make holograms out of anything with layers

“Holostereosynthesis” can make holograms out of anything with layers
Author Celina ZhaoPosted on September 9, 2025

Remembering David Baltimore, a titan who transformed biology and spoke bluntly

The influential Nobel laureate ran institutions, trained future scientific leaders, survived a scandal, and shaped policy

The influential Nobel laureate ran institutions, trained future scientific leaders, survived a scandal, and shaped policy
Author Jon CohenPosted on September 9, 2025September 9, 2025

Microscopic robots navigate ‘artificial spacetimes’

Light-guided bots are steered through mazes like spacecraft tugged by gravity

Light-guided bots are steered through mazes like spacecraft tugged by gravity
Author Rachel BerkowitzPosted on September 9, 2025

Africa’s mpox epidemic no longer an international emergency, WHO says

The disease continues to spread in several African countries, but cases are down after an explosion in 2024

The disease continues to spread in several African countries, but cases are down after an explosion in 2024
Author Jon CohenPosted on September 8, 2025

Thawing permafrost is turning Arctic rivers orange—spelling trouble for fish

In Alaska’s Salmon River, leached metals reach levels that are toxic for aquatic life

In Alaska’s Salmon River, leached metals reach levels that are toxic for aquatic life
Author Warren CornwallPosted on September 8, 2025

How do giant sperm avoid getting tangled up?

Study in fruit flies sheds light on quirk of insect fertility

Study in fruit flies sheds light on quirk of insect fertility
Author Rohini SubrahmanyamPosted on September 5, 2025

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