A new book explores the evolutionary romance between plants and animals
When the land was greenRiley BlackSt. Martin’s press, $ 29 Imagine being a paleontologist who explores Utah’s Jurassic Rocks. Imagine […]
Plastic shards traverse the human brain
Our brains are increasingly plastic. Minuscule Shards and polymers flakes are surprisingly abundant in brain tissue, a postmondem brain study
A cosmic ‘platypus’ can connect two astronomical mysteries
National Port, MD. – A bright stroke in a distant galaxy can connect two mysterious categories of cosmic flames. The
A small neutrino detector scored great in a nuclear reactor
A small neutrino detector has found its base in a fresh environment – in a nuclear reactor. Conventional subatomic particle
Spooky navigation lights in South Carolina can be earthquake trees
A ghost story of South Carolina can have a very terrestrial explanation. Starting in the 1950s, people in Summerville, SC,
Life components are found in samples by asteroid Bennu
Liquid underground pools probably formed 4.6 billion years ago in the parent body of the Bennu asteroid and contain the
Quantum mechanics was born 100 years ago. Physicists are celebrating
A century ago, science went quantum. To celebrate, physicists are throwing a global celebration, one year old. In 1925, quantum
Historical Scriptures reveal how people wet the little ice era
“Dear diary, it was frozen outside today …” If someone today were to write that in their diary, it may
Are that ‘personalities’ of that chatbot in the eye of the beholder?
When Yang “Sunny” Lu asked the Openai’s GPT-3.5 to calculate 1-plus-1 a few years ago, chatbot, not surprisingly, told her
Ancient rocks reveal when rivers began pouring nutrients into the sea
Rivers may have operated on a global scale about 3.5 billion years ago. The new finding comes the courtesy of