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Why we die: Lessons on genes from a lowly worm
Venki Ramakrishnan, recipient of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, explores the science of aging.
Drones offer a glimpse inside Fukushima nuclear reactor 13 years after disaster
The tiny robots could only explore a small portion of No. 1 reactor’s main structural support, showing the cleanup challenges ahead.
A designer 3D printed a working clone of the iconic Mac Plus
Kevin Noki created his 'Brewintosh Plus' using a 3D printer, retrofitted electronics, and a lot of patience.
New evidence suggests dogs may ‘picture’ objects in their minds, similarly to people
Scientists measured canine brain waves to shed light on language learning.
Vernor Vinge, influential sci-fi author who warned of AI ‘Singularity,’ has died
Vinge’s visions of the future enthralled and influenced generations of writers and tech industry leaders. He was 79.
Paleontologists uncover enormous fossilized river dolphin skull in Peru
Now extinct, Pebanista yacuruna is the largest known freshwater dolphin species and lived 16 million years ago.
New proto-amphibian species named after Kermit the Frog
Kermit the Frog tells us, 'I was truly honored… and a little puzzled.'
How crafty orca whales hunt near submarine canyons
A unique subpopulation of transient killer whales switches their techniques depending on the seascape.
EPA says over half of all new cars must be EVs or hybrids by 2032
The Biden Administration’s new policies are the strictest auto pollution regulations yet.
‘Cyberflasher’ sent to prison for the first time in England
While legislation similar to the country's Online Safety Act exist worldwide, it is inconsistent.