a1 In new Cassini portraits, Saturn’s moon Pan looks like pasta Saturn serves up the closest thing to space pasta, the …
a1 Large Hadron Collider experiment nabs five new particles Physicists have snagged a bounty of five new particles …
a1 Ancient Romans may have been cozier with Huns than they let on Nomadic warriors and herders known as the Huns are desc…
a1 ‘Specimens’ goes behind the scenes of Chicago’s Field Museum Most visitors to a large natural history museum don’t k…
a1 Common virus may be celiac disease culprit A common and usually harmless virus may trigger celiac …
a1 Gene knockouts in people provide drug safety, effectiveness clues Some Pakistani people are real knockouts, a new DNA stu…
a1 The Arctic is a final garbage dump for ocean plastic The Arctic Ocean is a final resting place for plastic d…
a1 We went to the March for Science in D.C. Here’s what happened The March for Science, Washington, D.C. — On April 22, …
a1 Ancient DNA bucks tale of how the horse was tamed DNA from 2,000-year-old stallions is helping rewrite th…
a1 Mars may not have been born alongside the other rocky planets Mars may have had a far-out birthplace. Simulating the …
a1 Naked singularity might evade cosmic censor Certain stealthy spacetime curiosities might be less hi…
a1 Even short-term opioid use can set people up for addiction risks Even though a sprained ankle rarely needs an opioid, a …
a1 Deep heat may have spawned one of the world’s deadliest tsunamis Chemical transformations in minerals deep beneath the s…
a1 For babies exposed to opioids in the womb, parents may be the best medicine The first thing you’ll notice is the noise. Monitors be…
a1 Swift kick from a supernova could knock a black hole askew Gravitational waves are providing new hints about how b…
