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After discarding their teeth, the ancestors of today’s filter-feeding whales may have fed by suction before evolving baleen.

Martian samples from the Jerezo creater could help refine our estimates of the ages of geologic features on planetary surfaces.

The loss follows a record-high 41.7 million acres in 2016, adding additional strain on climate change mitigation efforts and undermining recent attempts in rainforest conservation.

Researchers say that banning microbeads––plastic bits used to add a little grit to soaps, face washes and toothpastes––from personal care products could help protect the world’s waterways from a growing assault of plastic.

Replacing a failing kidney or scarred heart may soon require little more than a slurry of cells and a 3D printer.

Ever wonder what it would be like to fall into a black hole? Dive in for a 360° adventure.

Across America, people watched the solar eclipse. Catch up on what happened here.

After a quiet start, August and September quickly became filled with violent storms. What drove the change?

By analyzing the hi-hat in a hit single, physicists demonstrate a uniquely human way of keeping a beat.

Studying human embryos after 14 days of development could be illuminating, but ethical questions abound.

The venerable International Cloud Atlas receives its first update since 1987.

Ever wonder what it would be like to fall into a black hole? Dive in for a 360° adventure.

After discarding their teeth, the ancestors of today’s filter-feeding whales may have fed by suction before evolving baleen.

Martian samples from the Jerezo creater could help refine our estimates of the ages of geologic features on planetary surfaces.

Across America, people watched the solar eclipse. Catch up on what happened here.

After a quiet start, August and September quickly became filled with violent storms. What drove the change?

The loss follows a record-high 41.7 million acres in 2016, adding additional strain on climate change mitigation efforts and undermining recent attempts in rainforest conservation.

Researchers say that banning microbeads––plastic bits used to add a little grit to soaps, face washes and toothpastes––from personal care products could help protect the world’s waterways from a growing assault of plastic.

By analyzing the hi-hat in a hit single, physicists demonstrate a uniquely human way of keeping a beat.

Studying human embryos after 14 days of development could be illuminating, but ethical questions abound.

The venerable International Cloud Atlas receives its first update since 1987.

A diamond containing a deep-Earth mineral not previously seen outside of the lab is leading scientists to believe there might be an ocean of ancient water miles beneath our feet.

Fingerprints, iris scans, facial recognition—like it or not, they're the future of identification.

Asteroid strikes are rare yet stupendously destructive—something they have in common with terrorist attacks and nuclear power plant accidents—but, they are missing something that makes preparing for those disasters an easy sell—personal experience.

The drug is classified as an HDAC inhibitor, a kind of chemical that effectively “rewrites” the way the genes express themselves in proteins.

Embers from the Howe Ridge Fire could affect the landscape even after its last plume of smoke is distinguished.

A diamond containing a deep-Earth mineral not previously seen outside of the lab is leading scientists to believe there might be an ocean of ancient water miles beneath our feet.

Researchers say that banning microbeads––plastic bits used to add a little grit to soaps, face washes and toothpastes––from personal care products could help protect the world’s waterways from a growing assault of plastic.

Asteroid strikes are rare yet stupendously destructive—something they have in common with terrorist attacks and nuclear power plant accidents—but, they are missing something that makes preparing for those disasters an easy sell—personal experience.

Researchers say that banning microbeads––plastic bits used to add a little grit to soaps, face washes and toothpastes––from personal care products could help protect the world’s waterways from a growing assault of plastic.

Embers from the Howe Ridge Fire could affect the landscape even after its last plume of smoke is distinguished.

Ever wonder what it would be like to fall into a black hole? Dive in for a 360° adventure.

The loss follows a record-high 41.7 million acres in 2016, adding additional strain on climate change mitigation efforts and undermining recent attempts in rainforest conservation.

Researchers say that banning microbeads––plastic bits used to add a little grit to soaps, face washes and toothpastes––from personal care products could help protect the world’s waterways from a growing assault of plastic.

Across America, people watched the solar eclipse. Catch up on what happened here.

After a quiet start, August and September quickly became filled with violent storms. What drove the change?

By analyzing the hi-hat in a hit single, physicists demonstrate a uniquely human way of keeping a beat.

Studying human embryos after 14 days of development could be illuminating, but ethical questions abound.

The venerable International Cloud Atlas receives its first update since 1987.

Some genes can transform certain ear cells into the hair cells that, when vibrated, generate the electrical activity that awakens your brain to the world of sound. It's possible that these genes can be injected into viruses to restore hearing.

Every time you interact with someone, you come into contact with the thousands of tiny microbes that inhabit his or her bacterial universe.