AI Finds Traces of a Lost Species in Human DNA
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Welcome to archaeology in the 21st century.
"In 2019, we are still making discoveries about the Moon from rocks collected 48 years ago."
Scientists now hope to harness the creature's extraordinary regenerative abilities to further research in human tissue regeneration.
Scientists behind the mission have now unveiled the newest and clearest photos of the object.
‘Tis the season to be making ice holes.
This is an extraordinary case on a number of levels.
Hold me closer, sleep researcher.
Nature’s freaky, but damn, isn’t it interesting?
They call it "global warming" for a reason.
To celebrate the tartan nation’s ingenuity, Gizmodo ranks science’s greatest achievements, Caledonia-style.
Scientists also think a similar same planet-on-planet collision formed the Moon billions of years ago.
"If we had the rules, I can’t even imagine what games we would be able to play.”
A team of scientists in Taiwan has found a nifty way to repurpose these small toys.
A bird’s-eye view can completely change your perspective on things. Literally.
Do the potential benefits to science warrant all of the harm done to these monkeys?
The Uroplatus finaritra gecko has an ingenious strategy for avoiding predators and prowling for prey.
