A court judgment clarified ownership of the “Dueling Dinosaurs.” Part of the specimen is revealed here at auction. AP Photo/Seth Wenig A legal legend that threatened to overthrow fossil... Read more »
Shao Yiming, primary AIDS specialist at China’s Center for Disease Control and Prevention, challenges questionable views about his nation’s reaction to the unique coronavirus. AP Photo/Ted S. Warren Science’s... Read more »
Russian archaeologists in 1976 excavating the Ust’-Kyakhta-3 website on the banks of the Selenga River A. P. Okladnikov A brand-new research study has actually exposed the oldest link yet... Read more »
Many brand-new ranges of genetically customized crops will be exempt from guideline in the United States under a brand-new policy. Brent Stirton/Getty Images A significant modification to U.S. guideline... Read more »
The thief ant Solenopsis tennesseensis has to do with the size of a poppy seed. April Nobile/© AntWeb.org (CC-BY-SA-3.0) Even ants need to handle insects. One of those is... Read more »
In this 1625 illustration, Londoners leaving the pester are disallowed by nation occupants. New York City PUBLIC LIBRARY/SCIENCE SOURCE When the Black Death showed up in London by January... Read more »
NOAA Two little, guano-covered islands that peek above the waves in the main North Pacific Ocean are simply the suggestions of our world’s biggest single volcano, brand-new research study... Read more »
Judy Mikovits (right), seen here at her laboratory in Reno, Nevada, in 2011 with a college student, has actually made lots of unproven claims about the coronavirus that triggers... Read more »
Machu Picchu was developed by the Incas, one of numerous cultures that settled in the Central Andes over thousands of years. Matthew Butcher Some of the world’s more well-known... Read more »
A.S. David Fernandes The left and right sides of our brains store different kinds of memories: The left side concentrates on spoken details, for instance, while the best side... Read more »