a1 310-million-year-old fossil blobs might not be jellyfish after all What do you get when you flip a fossilized “jellyfish” …
a1 Do you know how your drinking water is treated? Disinfection of public drinking water is one of the gre…
a1 A new airplane uses charged molecules, not propellers or turbines, to fly A newly designed airplane prototype does away with nois…
a1 Brain implants let paralyzed people use tablets to send texts and stream music Devices that eavesdrop on neural activity can help para…
a1 Getting goose bumps could boost hair growth SAN DIEGO — Getting goose bumps doesn’t just make hairs…
a1 These are our favorite science books of 2018 From tales about whales to enthralling scientific histo…
a1 A satellite screw-up reaffirms Einstein’s theory of gravity An orbital oopsie has led to new proof of Albert Einste…
a1 Less than a year after launch, TESS is already finding bizarre worlds SEATTLE — The next generation exoplanet hunter is comin…
a1 Studies can be in vitro, in vivo and now ‘in fimo’ — in poop Poop contains a lot of valuable scientific information….
a1 A second repeating fast radio burst has been tracked to a distant galaxy SEATTLE — Astronomers have spotted a second repeating f…
a1 Epileptic seizures may scramble memories during sleep SAN FRANCISCO — Seizures during sleep can scramble memo…
a1 Readers respond to classroom robots, soil erosion and more Robot revolution?Educational robots could help students…
a1 Antarctica’s iceberg graveyard could reveal the ice sheet’s future Just beyond the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula lies an …
a1 Chickens stand sentinel against mosquito-borne disease in Florida For 40 years, they’ve held the front line in Florida’s …
