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A prominent Italian physicist lectured fledging women scientists at CERN about the dangers of gender equality and “cultural Marxism” within science.
It's 6 billion miles from the Sun, but experts say its orbital configuration points to the existence of a much larger, more distant planet out there.
The idea that winds should be our sole metric for defining hurricanes is supremely misguided.
This discovery shows just how resilient and adaptable life can be.
The mechanics behind the disaster contradict standard scientific wisdom about how tsunamis are produced.
Strickland’s recognition serves as a major milestone while highlighting the gender imbalance of the prize’s winners.
"The treatment, often referred to as ‘immune checkpoint therapy,’ has fundamentally changed the outcome for certain groups of patients with advanced cancer."
Digging through undersea sediment layer by layer reveals nearly everything the planet has ever experienced.
Willing the earth to end? Great news!
"QRAM would be an amazing application, and make the kind of quantum devices that Google and IBM make today instantaneously useful."
After residing in a museum collection since the early 1990s, the single specimen of Thismia kobensis remains the only one ever found.
Madagascar was once home to 10-foot-tall flightless birds. But how we humans classified those birds was, well, a mess.
The findings certainly underscore the need to rid the world of these harmful chemicals for good.
This stunning movie took first place at the Nikon Small World in Motion photography competition.
15 frames of video captures a truly remarkable achievement.
