[ad_1] By Jeffrey MervisNov. 7, 2018 , 10:15 AM For scientists, the new Democratic majority in the U.S. House of Representatives isn’t the only important result from last night’s midterm election. Although …
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[ad_1] The Moon always keeps one side of its face facing the Earth, but the amount of Moon we see varies every night. The new monthly moon marks the beginning of the …
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[ad_1] The atoms in a silicon sphere 28 were counted to fix the Avogadro constant and redefine the mole. A copy of The Big K, the standard kilogram, can be seen in …
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[ad_1] Do you dream of coffee? The only driving force that motivates you to leave your bed in the morning is the very hot Americano you ordered out of the door so …
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[ad_1] A crucial part of the study of southern resident killer whales is to find them and quickly alert experts so that they send boats to collect stool samples or fragments of …
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[ad_1] Katharine Q. Seelye, New York Times Ruth Gates, a renowned marine biologist who has worked all her life to save the world's fragile coral reefs from the disastrous effects of warmer …
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[ad_1] Headquarters of the Wellcome Trust in London Edward / Public Domain By Erik StokstadNov. 5, 2018, 4:00 AM Plan S, the open-access (OA) initiative launched by the European Commission and Science …
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[ad_1] These curved femurs have been found (from top to bottom) in China's Tianyuan Cave, Sunghir's burial site in Russia, and the Dolní Vstonice site in the Czech Republic. Erik Trinkaus By …
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[ad_1] Wellcome Trust headquarters in London Edward / public domain By Erik StokstadNovember 5, 2018, 4:00 Plan S, the open access initiative launched by the European Commission and Science Europe in September, …
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[ad_1] The Leonid meteor shower is one of the most prolific rain showers, blasting every year in November. The Leonids cross the night sky as the Earth crosses the orbital trajectory of …
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