Nepal’s Snow Leopard Population Is Bigger Than Previously Thought, But Still Mysterious
They’re known as ”ghosts of the mountains” for a reason.
The World’s Most Powerful Superconducting Electromagnet Will Soon Power The Quest For Fusion
At a thousand tons, and capable of lifting an aircraft carrier, installation is going to take some work.
Japan’s RESILIENCE Lander Will Enter Lunar Orbit Today
The mission aims for a successful Moon landing in early June.
In The 1930s, Red Snow Fell On The City Of Boston
The hellish storm was a sign that things had to change in America’s “dust bowl”.
Olympic Athlete Majority: People With Differences In Sex Development Deserve Inclusion In Sports
This is the first survey to actually ask Olympic-level athletes what they think about the subject.
Australian Mammals’ Black Light Glow Is Caused By Several Different Molecules
It’s hard to believe these colors are all just a happy accident, but it seems that might be so.
Black Holes Can Exist Without Singularities, Two New Models Suggest
Alternatives to standard black holes suggest that maybe there’s no need for a singularity.
RFK Jr Calls For Placebo Trials For All New Vaccines. Experts Say You Can’t – And Shouldn’t – Do That
A blanket requirement for placebo-controlled trials threatens research ethics and vaccine access, it’s being argued.
117-Million-Year-Old Sediment Waves Near Africa Show How Atlantic Ocean Was Formed
The Atlantic Ocean has not been a permanent feature of planet Earth.
Biofluorescence vs Bioluminescence
The natural world is full of things that glow, but there’s more than one way that they can do so. Some are biofluorescent and others are bioluminescent but what’s the…