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07/02/2019
Neurons in a brain area that handles vision fire in response to more than one aspect of an object, countering earlier ideas, a study in monkeys finds.
Current and planned infrastructure will exceed the level of emissions that would keep global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, a new analysis finds.
The new book 'Slime' makes the case that algae deserve to be celebrated.
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This year's total solar eclipse is visible late in the day from a relatively small slice of South America.
Science News talks with climate scientist Karsten Haustein about attributing extreme heat events in Europe and South Asia to climate change.
If true, the study would complete a decades-long quest to find the elusive material. But such claims have been made prematurely many times before.
Telescopes show two distant blobs of stars and gas swirling around each other in the young universe.
NASA's next robotic mission to explore the solar system is headed to Saturn's largest moon, Titan.
A fatty diet changes the behavior of key appetite-regulating cells in a mouse brain.
First-time observations suggest that the cause of one-time fast radio bursts is different from what triggers repeatedly flashing radio bursts.
Antioxidants protect lung cancer cells from free radicals, but also spur metastasis, two new studies suggest.
Fossil teeth of extinct crocodyliforms suggest that some ate plants and that herbivory evolved at least three times in crocs of the Mesozoic Era.
Ancient DNA from cave fossils in Belgium and Germany shows an unbroken genetic line of the extinct hominids emerged at least 120,000 years ago.
Bare feet that develop thick calluses are just as sensitive as shoe-clad feet, a study in Kenya finds.
Pre-Inca people depicted winged fliers from far away in landscape art.
Scientists think they've spotted hints of blue plumage in a fossilized bird from 48 million years ago.
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