Sunday, Dec 30, 2012 3:00 PM UTC
There may be no “earth-like” planets out there
Scientists love to theorize about habitable worlds. But it's premature to think they'd look anything like our own
Scientists love to theorize about habitable worlds. But it's premature to think they'd look anything like our own
Psychology suggests we're irresistibly drawn to dystopias -- and the satisfaction of a self-fulfilling prophecy
His music might not swing the way jazz "should," but it offers a unique set of biochemical pleasures
Brain trauma has long plagued professional football and hockey -- and improvements in protective gear may not help VIDEO
A look at the geological science behind the eccentric Icelandic singer's new music video VIDEO
A new study shows that the best predictor of doctors' overall cost to the system is how long they've practiced
Man isn't the only species suffering from insomnia. A new study reveals honeybees are prone to sleep deprivation
New analysis shows that even a few consecutive nights without six hours of shuteye can help feed obesity
Scientists have discovered that midshipman fish may hold the key to the evolution of vocal communication
New research suggests that the insect's ancient ancestors possessed complex brains
Scientists have discovered that African spiny mice can regenerate missing body parts. Predators, take note
Using strategies like "de-biasing," scientists are working on concrete methods to prevent the spread of false info
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