a1 In a first, Galileo’s gravity experiment is re-created in space Galileo’s most famous experiment has taken a trip to ou…
a1 Scientists are tracking how the flu moves through a college campus COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Campus life typically challenges st…
a1 Elongated heads were a mark of elite status in an ancient Peruvian society Bigwigs in a more than 600-year-old South American popu…
a1 Are computers better than people at predicting who will commit another crime? In courtrooms around the United States, computer progra…
a1 Watch an experimental space shield shred a speeding bullet Engineers are taking a counterintuitive approach to pro…
a1 These petunias launch seeds that spin 1,660 times a second Nature may have a few things to teach tennis players ab…
a1 STEVE the aurora makes its debut in mauve Meet STEVE, a newfound type of aurora that drapes the s…
a1 Why science still can’t pinpoint a mass shooter in the making Immediately after a 19-year-old shot and killed 17 peop…
a1 Live heart cells make this material shift color like a chameleon To craft a new color-switching material, scientists hav…
a1 A dozen new black holes found in Milky Way’s center The center of the Milky Way may be abuzz with black hol…
a1 Cicadas on different schedules can hybridize Every few years, a buzz fills the air in the southeaste…
a1 Informed wisdom trumps rigid rules when it comes to medical evidence Everybody agrees that medical treatments should be base…
a1 Genetically modified plant may boost supply of a powerful malaria drug Genetic modifications to a plant that makes artemisinin…
a1 There’s a genetic explanation for why warmer nests turn turtles female Toastier nest temperatures, rather than sex chromosomes…
a1 Satellite data backs theory of North Korean nuclear site collapse A new analysis of satellite images and seismic waves fr…
