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04/18/2019
Wind-induced melting that occurred during the Antarctic autumn may be accelerating the Larsen C ice shelf's collapse, which could raise sea levels.
Four hours after pigs died, the animals' brain cell activity was restored by a sophisticated artificial system.
The chemistry of the universe began with helium hydride. Scientists have just seen it in outer space for the first time.
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Frantic parenting demands after eggs hatch curtail male black coucals' philandering excursions the most, a study finds.
For years, scientists have declared P values of less than 0.05 to be "statistically significant." Now statisticians are saying the cutoff needs to go.
Scientists have identified a possible interstellar meteor, and think it could be one of millions that have visited Earth over the planet's history.
Nutrition labeling changes that highlight sugar added to food or drink may have large benefits for public health, researchers say.
Cherokee inscriptions highlight the tribe's rituals nearly 200 years ago in what's now a tourist cave in Alabama.
Those coping with psychological trauma have a greater risk for cardiovascular disease, a large-scale study that goes beyond men and veterans finds.
In the book 'Cities,' archaeologist Monica Smith sees the positives in past and present metropolises.
Meteorites release water from the moon's soil, hinting that the moon has water buried all across its surface.
This year's measles cases have blown by 2018's total, raising the specter that the disease could once more become endemic in the United States.
Three lakes on Saturn's moon Titan have pulled a vanishing act, a study finds.
Airborne bits of plastic that originated in cities ended up in pristine mountains at least 95 kilometers away, a study finds.
Newly discovered genetic variants could explain why an anti-HIV medication doesn't protect everyone.
Researchers have now made a material that is superelastic even at extremely cold temperatures, which could be helpful in space.
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