The Doom Of Homo Erectus: Mass Death Marks End Of Species
Indonesian site suggests archaic humans perished about 110,000 years ago ...read more
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Why Few Vets Say Raw Dog Food Is A Good Idea
There's little evidence for the benefits of raw pet food, and it increases the risk of dangerous pathogens. ...read more
Could a Tragedy Like White Island Happen in the U.S.?
The tragedy at White Island as brought the risk of visiting volcanoes to the headlines. How safe are U.S. volcanoes? ...read more
How did Saturn Get Its Rings?
Astronomers have learned a lot about Saturn's rings since Galileo discovered the ringed planet, but there's still plenty of mysteries to still be solved. ...read more
Elon Musk Wants to Put Computers in People’s Heads
#40 in our top science stories of 2019. ...read more
Scientists Redefine the Centuries-Old Definition of a Kilogram
#41 in our top science stories of 2019. ...read more
A Full Genome From 5,700-Year-Old ‘Chewing Gum’ Gives Insights Into Prehistoric Lives
Recovered from an ancient settlement, this hardened chunk of tree bark carries the DNA of the person who chewed it — and evidence of her meals. ...read more
This Stunning New Image Captures Two Galaxies in Mid-Collision
This galaxy pair has already collided at least once. Red clumps show where a past collision has encouraged new stars to form. ...read more
2019 Will Close Out the Warmest Decade on Record for Planet Earth
Last month was the second warmest November on record, assuring that 2019 will come in as second warmest year. ...read more
This Brain Region Lights Up When People Display Confirmation Bias
A small region of the brain responds more strongly to information that agrees with our opinions than information that contradicts us. ...read more