Archaeology The mystery of an abandoned village in England that can still be seen from the sky June 18, 2021
Anthropology A quarter of American adults may not want to ever become parents — and they’re quite happy about it June 18, 2021
Biology When South African bees reproduce asexually, they make near-perfect clones of themselves June 18, 2021
Biology How art restorers in Italy used bacteria to clean up pesky grime on Michelangelo sculptures June 16, 2021 - Updated on February 14, 2024
Diseases Beauty comes with a cost? Major makeup brands contain toxic compounds, researchers find June 16, 2021
Environment Self-healing concrete plugs cracks with CO2 sucked from the air June 15, 2021 - Updated on February 12, 2024
News Scientists publish the first 3D map of the heliosphere — the final boundary between our system and interstellar space June 15, 2021
News Almost half of the goals scored in football (soccer) have some sort of randomness to them June 15, 2021
Science AIs can already produce convincing propaganda and disinformation — but only in tweet-length June 15, 2021
News Space pups: mouse sperm stored on International Space Station produces healthy offspring June 15, 2021
News Is it time to prohibit left turns in busy intersections? This transportation engineer thinks so June 14, 2021
Art The sound of music: violins could soon be designed by Artificial Intelligence June 13, 2021 - Updated on June 21, 2021
Science Biden’s recent executive order shows the US needs to take cybersecurity more seriously June 11, 2021 - Updated on September 14, 2021
Future Australian scientists accidentally engineer one of the world’s most thermally stable materials. It doesn’t expand even when heated by 1,400 °C June 11, 2021 - Updated on June 17, 2021
Fossil Friday Fossil Friday: Australia’s largest known dinosaur identified after a decade of work June 11, 2021 - Updated on August 24, 2023
News Our most sophisticated radio telescope found over 500 radio signals in the sky in a year June 10, 2021
Agriculture Emissions from food production are vastly underestimated, a new study claims June 10, 2021
Health Taking short breaks while practicing lets our brains review what we’re doing — and get better at it June 9, 2021
Biology One-way camel trade is keeping another coronavirus at bay, but it could still spark the next pandemic June 9, 2021
Health All the SARS-CoV-2 viruses in the world weigh as little as an apple and as much as a small toddler June 9, 2021
