Donated Personal Data Could Aid Lifestyle Researchers
Donated personal data could yield insights for the public good, although some vital privacy issues would first need to be solved
Donated personal data could yield insights for the public good, although some vital privacy issues would first need to be solved
The simple reason why the lander was sent all the way to a comet was to do chemistry that can explain the origin of life
Planetary scientist Monica Grady shares her experience as she awaited word of Philae's landing on Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko
Less than 0.05 percent of the ocean floor has been mapped to a level of detail useful for detecting items such as airplane wreckage or the spires of undersea volcanic vents
An invisible particle's discovery was honored in 2013, but this year the ubiquitous LED takes its place on the Nobel rostrum
Gradual change is hard to detect—and made more complicated because the point of reference has changed
A pattern of earthquakes and movements reveal where magma is moving toward the surface and will erupt if it gets there
Deforestation of the butterflies' Mexican wintering site is eclipsed by the threat posed by the continual loss of habitat to crops and pesticides in the U.S.
Interviews with parents and siblings of several juvenile shooters reveals that the families never come to terms with who their child really was and what he did
The next generation of zoo design is going back to nature for inspiration and helping animals keep fit in the process
The probability of extreme winter floods appears to have increased by 25 percent compared with pre-industrial levels
Better insights into this ancient condition, with uncontrolled inflammation at its core, might reveal information about a host of other illnesses
The "Automated Planet Finder" could make astronomers of us all
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