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They are pollinators, pest controllers, and could provide us with new medicine.
Space is getting more and more crowded.
This doesn't make it high on the idealio scale.
As the coronavirus continues to dangerously mutate, we're in a vaccination arms race against it.
If you can't beat them... sow them? In water? Could work.
Florida seems to be losing it's thundery crown.
Parents everywhere can probably relate.
The two work hand in hand.
A drug that interferes with certain molecular signaling allows wounds to heal with normal skin.
Technology is increasingly making its way to the crops.
Vertical wind turbines are found to be more efficient than horizontal ones.
Cutting-edge proximity ligation sequencing technology identifies and tracks microbial communities thriving in East Pacific Ocean plumes
Someone made a great effort to ensure these weapons would never be usable again.
Not a decade too soon.
Most people don't experience side effects to the COVID vaccines. Here's why you shouldn't be particularly worried.
It's one of the finest, most exquisite types of tea.
The study may explain why there is such rich diversity in attractiveness perception.
Some of our favorite photos from the ghost town Pripyat and the nuclear plant exclusion zone.
From this vantage point, the ISS looks like a X-Wing fighter from Star Wars.
Humanity is massively overshooting the planet's resources. It's time to give Earth a much needed breather.
Pregnant women with COVID were 5x more likely to be admitted to an ICU.
Physician-scientists are a critically important part of the medical community, completing important research and influencing policies.
The RSPB Wildlife Charity is looking for a Marine Management Support Officer to help develop conservation plans.
World Penguin Day is upon us. Pioneered at McMurdo Station — an American Research center on Ross Island in Antarctica — to raise awareness and inform the public more about the plights of flightless birds, it has been embraced by environmentalists all over the globe. Scientists noticed that April 25 was the specific day on […]
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We need a lot of money to adapt to climate change and reduce emissions.
It's the first vaccine to meet the WHO efficacy goal.
Melting glaciers and the depletion of groundwater has redistributed so much mass that the poles started to drift.
You never know when a Plesiosaurus is close. One could be behind you right now.
It's almost double the previous target set by Obama. But is it enough?
The Unicorn is just three times the mass of the Sun, making it one of the smallest ever found.
Male fruit flies have more DNA repeats that may explain their shorter lifespan compared to females.
NASA's new Mars rover is marking one milestone after the other, paving the way for human exploration of Mars.
The hottest thing in coffee is actually very cool.
Monostable inflatable buildings are *so* last year.
Behind the pandemic, an even bigger crisis looms
The solitary king of the dinosaurs may have not been that solitary after all.
The findings suggest that gender differences in math are socially-induced rather than innately biological.
Concrete is an electrical insulator -- but a sprinkle of nanocarbon allows electrons to flow.
Although this ancient Hebrew text is written in the same handwriting, a computer algorithm was able to spot two distinct scribes.
The levels are well below what's considered risky -- but it shows how pervasive nuclear fallout can be.
Worried about GMO plants? Well...
Chess quickly teaches you how to walk the fine line between good and poor risk-taking.
It's a historic step towards sustainability.
It's an algorithm that can help tackle air pollution from existing satellite data.
La Soufrière eruption was intense enough to send its SO2 to 9,000 miles away.
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Russia will likely dedicate efforts to the new partnership with China.
Their shimmery wings actually act as camouflage.
The Olympic Games have swelled in cost and carbon footprint. It is time for some changes.
