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Between 590 to 565 million years ago, Earth’s magnetic field weakened significantly, as indicated by rock samples found in Canada…
Molecular biologist Deogratius Kavishe has designed a special backpack to transport live mosquitoes from the field to the lab for…
The dreams of further space exploration have taken a hit due to budget cuts in NASA, with the agency having…
Mount Ontake in Japan, a popular trekking site, experienced a tragedy in 2014 when a sudden explosion resulted in the…
Death-feigning as a defense tactic is a common behavior among various animal species. It involves prey pretending to be dead…
The study of lampreys has revealed surprising similarities between these primitive vertebrates and more complex ones, such as humans. Lampreys…
Nancy Shute, the editor in chief of Science News Media Group, is a seasoned editor with experience at NPR, US…
People with chronic conditions are increasingly taking control of their own medical research, as highlighted in the story “Patient as…
Climate change is significantly impacting the Arctic tundra, with temperatures rising at a rate four times faster than the rest…
Deciphering other people’s thoughts and feelings in online spaces, where physical cues are absent, presents challenges in understanding social uncertainty.…
Letting some parts of a yard go unmown can significantly boost the number of butterflies and moths in the area,…
U.S. college students show awareness of opioid overdose signs and willingness to help but lack knowledge of how to use…