Physics October 3, 2018 Atom smasher detects hints of new unstable particle The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's largest atom smasher, just discovered at least two previously unknown particles.
Genetics October 1, 2018 First test tube lion cubs in the world are living a 'healthy and normal' life The first lion cubs born from artificial insemination are living a "health and normal" life, five weeks after being born.
SCIENCE September 30, 2018 Volcano spews ash on Mexico City Ash spewing from the Popocatepetl volcano has reached the southern neighborhoods of Mexico's capital.
SCIENCE September 25, 2018 Popular weed killer may be to blame for honey bee deaths, study suggests Are honey bees getting fatally “stung” by a type of weed killer?
Genetics September 21, 2018 The human eye can see 'ghost images' Scientists have discovered that the human eye has a spooky ability.
SCIENCE September 19, 2018 This experiment will shoot ghostly particles through Earth, answer why we exist The study of the subatomic world has revolutionized our understanding of the laws of the universe and given humanity unprecedented insights into deep questions. Historically, these questions have been in the philosophical realm: How did the universe come into existence? Why is the universe the way it is? Why is there something, instead of nothing?
Digging History September 18, 2018 Woolly Mammoths will roam new Jurassic Park-style theme park with cave lions and extinct horses in ten years, Russian scientists say Long extinct cave lions may be about to rise from their icy graves and prowl once more alongside woolly mammoths and ancient horses in a real life Jurassic Park.
SCIENCE September 14, 2018 Beluga whales appear to adopt lost narwhal found far from home A band of beluga whales adopted a lost narwhal, who was seen swimming far away from the arctic waters the whales normally live.
Physics September 7, 2018 Scientists invent way to create 'unlimited renewable energy' Scientists have reached a “milestone” in a technique of semi-artificial photosynthesis that could eventually create an “unlimited source of renewable energy,” according to a new study.
Genetics September 7, 2018 Early results boost hopes for historic gene editing attempt PHOENIX (AP) — Early, partial results from a historic gene editing study give encouraging signs that the treatment may be safe and having at least some of its hoped-for effect, but it's too soon to know whether it ultimately will succeed.
Physics September 5, 2018 Physicists solve an age-old conundrum: the chicken or the egg It's the age-old question that always sparks debate.