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A collision between subatomic particles in the Large Hadron Collider’s CMS detector. (credit: Research.gov) Particle physics is poised to hit the bright lights of Broadway with the adaptation into a musical of the 2013 documentary Particle Fever, which charts the…
Mummified woolly rhino discovered by miners in Russia’s Sakha Republic to be fully excavated in the coming months, as researchers begin studying its intact horn.
Solar activity is expected to remain high this week.
Dramatic cliffs and high plateaus are caused by the same wave triggered in Earth’s middle layer when continents pull apart, a new study finds.
We often think our brains tick away time in perfect synchronization with the clocks on our walls and electronic devices. However, groundbreaking research published in the journal Current Biology provides evidence that our perception of time is not governed by…
Near-annual extreme heat in the Coral Sea, including in 2024, is causing back-to-back mass bleaching events in the iconic Great Barrier Reef.
Researchers have discovered the world’s oldest known arc-slicing fault in Australia, intensifying the debate over the origins of plate tectonics.
The Crew-9 handover has been delayed amid rumors that NASA could be planning to return the troubled Starliner spacecraft without its astronauts.
Enlarge (credit: Benj Edwards) The landmark antitrust ruling against Google on Monday is shaking up one of the longest-standing partnerships in tech. At the heart of the case are billions of dollars’ worth of exclusive agreements Google has inked over…
A neuroimaging study in Serbia found that individuals who survived a more severe COVID-19 infection had lower levels of creatine and N-acetylaspartate levels in several regions of the brain. The ratio of choline and creatine levels was heightened in survivors…
