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Particle Physics

The neutrino’s quantum fuzziness is beginning to come into focus

An experiment studying the neutrino’s “wave packet” sets a limit on the uncertainty of the subatomic particle’s position.

By Emily Conover7 seconds ago

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One of the world’s earliest farming villages housed surprisingly few people

By Bruce Bower22 hours ago

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‘The High Seas’ tells of the many ways humans are laying claim to the ocean

By Carolyn Gramling24 hours ago

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Health & Medicine

Burning the stomach lining reduces the ‘hunger hormone’ and cuts weight

By Meghan RosenMay 17, 2024

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Animals

Sumatran orangutans start crafting their engineering skills as infants

By Elizabeth Anne BrownMay 17, 2024

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The heart plays a hidden role in our mental health

By Laura SandersMay 16, 2024

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Health & Medicine

Genetic analyses of the bird flu virus unveil its evolution and potential

By Tina Hesman SaeyMay 16, 2024

Spotlight on Health

two people shop for milk in a grocery store dairy aisle. A cooler with gallons of white milk with blue labels and lids is in one cooler. The second cooler's door is open. It is lined with milk with red labels and lids. A person with shoulder length brown hair wearing a blue surgical mask and blue, white and black striped fuzzy sweater pulls a gallon of milk with a red lid out of a cooler. They have a white cloth bag with large red dots over their shoulder. A couple of coolers down a person with dark hair wearing a black and white plaid shirt looks over their choices. The photo was taken in 2022. Now people are worried about bird flu fragments showing up in cow milk.

Traces of bird flu are showing up in cow milk. Here’s what to know

We asked the experts: Should people be worried? Pasteurization and the H5N1 virus’s route to infection suggests risks to people remains low.

By Tina Hesman SaeyApril 25, 2024
Irregular bone marrow cells may increase heart disease risk
Malaria parasites can evade rapid tests, threatening eradication goals

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Eavesdropping on fish could help us keep better tabs on underwater worlds

Scientists are on a quest to log all the sounds of fish communication. The result could lead to better monitoring of ecosystems and fish behavior.

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Tiny treadmills show how fruit flies walk

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Explore a map of the next 15 total solar eclipses

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This robot can tell when you’re about to smile — and smile back

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Rain Bosworth studies how deaf children experience the world

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Life

A vaccine for bees has an unexpected effect

By Tina Hesman SaeyApril 24, 2024
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By Jake BuehlerApril 11, 2024
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Humans

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Climate

As the Arctic tundra warms, soil microbes likely will ramp up CO₂ production

By Katherine BourzacMay 6, 2024
A ruinous hailstorm in Spain may have been supercharged by warming seas

By Javier BarbuzanoApril 30, 2024
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By Nikk OgasaApril 29, 2024

Astronomy

How a 19th century astronomer can help you watch the total solar eclipse

By Briana BrownellApril 3, 2024
JWST spies hints of a neutron star left behind by supernova 1987A

By Adam MannFebruary 22, 2024
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By Adam MannJanuary 18, 2024

Physics

Newfound ‘altermagnets’ shatter the magnetic status quo

By Emily ConoverApril 25, 2024
Separating science fact from fiction in Netflix’s ‘3 Body Problem’

By Emily ConoverApril 23, 2024
Physicists take a major step toward making a nuclear clock

By Emily ConoverApril 4, 2024

Health & Medicine

Extreme heat will put millions more older adults at risk in the future

By Aimee CunninghamMay 14, 2024
Cows might host both human and bird flus

By Tina Hesman SaeyMay 14, 2024
A new gel stops mice from getting too drunk

By Darren IncorvaiaMay 13, 2024

Earth

A weaker magnetic field may have paved the way for marine life to go big

By Katherine KorneiMay 9, 2024
A hidden danger lurks beneath Yellowstone

By Douglas FoxMay 8, 2024
Polar forests may have just solved a solar storm mystery

By Carolyn GramlingApril 9, 2024

Science & Society

Language models may miss signs of depression in Black people’s Facebook posts

By Sujata GuptaApril 22, 2024
In ‘Get the Picture,’ science helps explore the meaning of art

By Shi En KimApril 16, 2024
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By Brandon StandleyApril 9, 2024