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Do We All Come From the Same Two Ancestors?

Beyond representing and Adam and Eve, there is a genetic explanation that tells us this is the case

9h ago

Adam and Eve in paradise (The Fall), Eve gives Adam the forbidden fruit, by Lucas Cranach the Elder, 1533

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I Don’t Get It. Why Are Most People Right-Handed?

Science has something to say, but also some that can’t yet explain

5d ago

a left-handed carpenter

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The Environment

Conservation Can Cross Political Lines and Grow Our Economy

How Protecting Nature Can Bring Economic Benefits Across Political Divides

Aug 13

A tranquil rainforest scene with dense greenery, towering trees, and sunlight filtering through the canopy. In the foreground, an elephant and a donkey are peacefully grazing side by side, blending harmoniously with the rich, natural environment. The scene captures the serenity and balance of nature, highlighting the coexistence of these two animals within the lush and vibrant rainforest ecosystem.

Aug 13

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The New Climate.

Climate Secrets from Antarctic Ice

A New Perspective on Historical Fire Activity

Aug 9

A remote research station stands against the backdrop of a massive, ice-covered glacier in Antarctica. The vibrant orange buildings contrast sharply with the icy blue and white surroundings, highlighting the isolation and rugged beauty of the polar landscape. The calm, reflective waters in the foreground mirror the structures and the imposing glacier, creating a serene yet stark image of life at the edge of the world, where scientific discovery meets the extremes of nature

Aug 9

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What? Bigger Than a T. rex?! Well, Science Says It’s Likely!

New Research Suggests Tyrannosaurus rex Might Have Been Even Larger Than Previously Thought

Aug 7

A photograph of the fossilized skeleton of Sue, the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex specimen ever discovered, displayed at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. The skeleton is mounted in a dynamic, lifelike pose with its massive skull and powerful jaws prominently featured. The museum exhibit is well-lit, allowing for a detailed view of the T. rex’s structure and size. Information plaques and display cases can be seen in the background, providing context and educational material for v

Aug 7

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The Environment

Can We Predict Exactly When The Climate Will Collapse?

New study reveals the challenges in forecasting critical climate events and emphasizes the need for better data and climate action

Aug 5

Illustration of a researcher examining climate data on multiple screens with a view of Earth from space, symbolizing the effort to understand and predict climate tipping points

Aug 5

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Boy or Girl? Can We Tell Male And Female Dinosaurs Apart From Fossils Alone?

Unveiling the Secrets of Sexual Dimorphism in Dinosaurs

Jul 29

A toy dinosaur stands next to a row of pastel-colored eggs on a light blue background

Jul 29

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The Environment

We Were Fighting The Wrong Villain

A new study shows that glyphosate contamination in rivers stems largely from urban sources, challenging previous assumptions

Jul 27

Two researchers in protective suits and masks collecting water samples from a river for glyphosate analysis

Jul 27

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Fossils et al.

Dinosaurs With Iron-Coated Teeth?

Jul 24

Three Komodo dragons feasting on a large piece of prey. The two dragons on the left are tearing at the flesh, while the one on the right has a large chunk of meat in its mouth. The scene takes place in a grassy, forested area with a dirt ground.

Jul 24

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The New Climate.

Is Climate Change Already Affecting People’s Lives?

Severe droughts in the Amazon Basin emphasize that climate change effects are far more complex and disruptive than just warmer summers.

Jul 15

The image shows a riverside community in the Amazon Basin experiencing the effects of severe drought. The riverbed is mostly dry, exposing boats that are stranded on the ground. The houses, some of which are built on stilts, indicate that the area usually experiences high water levels. The dry conditions illustrate the drastic impact of droughts on these communities, affecting their transportation, access to goods, and overall way of life. This visual evidence underscores the findings of the rec

Jul 15

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