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Mammoths in Mexico? Huge bone trove reveals giant beasts thrived in warmth, too

Fossils found while building airport contain first mammoth DNA from tropical location

Fossils found while building airport contain first mammoth DNA from tropical location
Author Rodrigo Pérez OrtegaPosted on August 28, 2025

Glow-in-the-dark particles let succulents shine in the dark

New technique lets popular houseplants glow for a little while—without genetic engineering

New technique lets popular houseplants glow for a little while—without genetic engineering
Author Erik StokstadPosted on August 27, 2025

Study shows how the human pelvis was reshaped for upright walking

Comparisons of pelvic development in human and primate embryos reveals key steps in human evolution

Comparisons of pelvic development in human and primate embryos reveals key steps in human evolution
Author Colin BarrasPosted on August 27, 2025

Here’s how the first proteins might have assembled, sparking life

RNA could have helped amino acids join up without preexisting protein machinery, lab study suggests

RNA could have helped amino acids join up without preexisting protein machinery, lab study suggests
Author Robert F. ServicePosted on August 27, 2025

New look at 1755 quake, Europe’s largest ever, may foretell Atlantic ‘ring of fire’

Analysis suggests Earth’s mantle is peeling from the crust in the eastern Atlantic, a possible sign of the ocean’s eventual closure

Analysis suggests Earth’s mantle is peeling from the crust in the eastern Atlantic, a possible sign of the ocean’s eventual closure
Author Evan HowellPosted on August 27, 2025

College sports prevents athletes’ deaths with sickle cell testing—but it could do more, study finds

New report recommends improved education and genetic counseling alongside NCAA’s mandated screening

New report recommends improved education and genetic counseling alongside NCAA’s mandated screening
Author Rodrigo Pérez OrtegaPosted on August 27, 2025

AI tool labels more than 1000 journals for ‘questionable,’ possibly shady practices

New algorithm could help scientists avoid publishing in shady titles

New algorithm could help scientists avoid publishing in shady titles
Author Jeffrey BrainardPosted on August 27, 2025

Remembering Rainer Weiss, inventor of the gravitational wave detector

Beloved physicist sketched out the concept that would lead to one of the biggest discoveries in physics and astronomy

Beloved physicist sketched out the concept that would lead to one of the biggest discoveries in physics and astronomy
Author Adrian ChoPosted on August 27, 2025

Pushed out by Trump, New Jersey ecologist launches bid for Congress

Megan O’Rourke hopes to be a voice for science, also touts her blue-collar roots

Megan O’Rourke hopes to be a voice for science, also touts her blue-collar roots
Author Dan CharlesPosted on August 26, 2025

Deep-sea worms fight poison with poison to survive in hydrothermal vents

Combining arsenic and sulfide in skin cells forms a less toxic mineral—and turns the animals bright yellow

Combining arsenic and sulfide in skin cells forms a less toxic mineral—and turns the animals bright yellow
Author Phie JacobsPosted on August 26, 2025

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