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Science News | The latest news from all areas of science

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Science News features daily news articles, feature stories, reviews and more in all disciplines of science, as well as Science News magazine archives back to 1924.

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[H1] Science News
[H1] Science News
[H2] Solving mysteries of reproduction helped make parenthood possible for millions
[H2] New clues suggest people reached the Americas around 30,000 years ago
[H2] A deep look at a speck of human brain reveals never-before-seen quirks
[H2] The mere sight of illness may kick-start a canary’s immune system
[H2] Auroras form when electrons from space ride waves in Earth’s magnetic field
[H2] FDA approved a new Alzheimer’s drug despite controversy over whether it works
[H2] 50 years ago, NASA relaxed quarantine rules for returning moon missions
[H2] Trending Stories
[H2] The Coronavirus Pandemic
[H2] From the Archives
[H2] Science News Magazine
[H2] Featured Media
[H2] More Stories
[H2] Science News
[H2] Log in
[H3] Science News Needs You
[H3] A deep look at a speck of human brain reveals never-before-seen quirks
[H3] The mere sight of illness may kick-start a canary’s immune system
[H3] FDA approved a new Alzheimer’s drug despite controversy over whether it works
[H3] New clues suggest people reached the Americas around 30,000 years ago
[H3] Solving mysteries of reproduction helped make parenthood possible for millions
[H3] FDA approved a new Alzheimer’s drug despite controversy over whether it works
[H3] Auroras form when electrons from space ride waves in Earth’s magnetic field
[H3] Something mysteriously wiped out about 90 percent of sharks 19 million years ago
[H3] The last 30 years were the hottest on record for the United States
[H3] Auroras form when electrons from space ride waves in Earth’s magnetic field
[H3] NASA will be heading back to Venus for the first time in decades
[H3] Even hard-to-kill tardigrades can’t always survive being shot out of a gun
[H3] Auroras form when electrons from space ride waves in Earth’s magnetic field
[H3] Nuclear clocks could outdo atomic clocks as the most precise timepieces
[H3] The teeth of ‘wandering meatloaf’ contain a rare mineral found only in rocks
[H3] A deep look at a speck of human brain reveals never-before-seen quirks
[H3] Here’s what we know about the risks of serious side effects from COVID-19 vaccines
[H3] A body burned inside a hut 20,000 years ago signaled shifting views of death
[H3] After 40 years of AIDS, here’s why we still don’t have an HIV vaccine
[H3] This is the first picture of a sunlike star with multiple exoplanets
[H3] The mere sight of illness may kick-start a canary’s immune system
[H3] Auroras form when electrons from space ride waves in Earth’s magnetic field
[H3] These ferns may be the first plants known to share work like ants
[H3] Sign Up For the Latest from Science News
[H3] The CDC’s changes to mask guidelines raised questions. Here are 6 answers
[H3] As the COVID-19 pandemic evolves, we answer 7 lingering vaccine questions
[H3] Sign up for e-mail updates on the latest coronavirus news and research
[H3] Science News Bulletin
[H3] How science museums reinvented themselves to survive the pandemic
[H3] Some viruses thwart bacterial defenses with a unique genetic alphabet
[H3] COVID-19 can affect the brain. New clues hint at how
[H3] Newly recognized tricks help elephants suck up huge amounts of water
[H3] Tiny crystals give a plain fish twinkling, colorful dots under light
[H3] The surge in U.S. coronavirus cases shows a shift in who’s getting sick
[H3] Frog skin cells turned themselves into living machines
[H3] How matter’s hidden complexity unleashed the power of nuclear physics
[H3] Follow Science News
[H3] Life
[H3] Even hard-to-kill tardigrades can’t always survive being shot out of a gun
[H3] European fire ant chemicals may send spiders scurrying away
[H3] Some viruses thwart bacterial defenses with a unique genetic alphabet
[H3] Humans
[H3] Neandertal DNA from cave mud shows two waves of migration across Eurasia
[H3] New depictions of ancient hominids aim to overcome artistic biases
[H3] Ancient humans may have deliberately voyaged to Japan’s Ryukyu Islands
[H3] Climate
[H3] The last 30 years were the hottest on record for the United States
[H3] ‘Tree farts’ contribute about a fifth of greenhouse gases from ghost forests
[H3] ‘Zombie’ forest fires may become more common with climate change
[H3] Astronomy
[H3] Some fast radio bursts come from the spiral arms of other galaxies
[H3] Record-breaking light has more than a quadrillion electron volts of energy
[H3] Watch this beautiful, high-resolution simulation of how stars are born
[H3] Physics
[H3] Nuclear clocks could outdo atomic clocks as the most precise timepieces
[H3] A newfound quasicrystal formed in the first atomic bomb test
[H3] A clock’s accuracy may be tied to the entropy it creates
[H3] Health & Medicine
[H3] Food that boosts gut microbes could be a new way to help malnourished kids
[H3] After 40 years of AIDS, here’s why we still don’t have an HIV vaccine
[H3] After vaccinating 95 percent of adults, a Brazilian city is returning to normal
[H3] Earth
[H3] 2021 will be another busy year for the Atlantic hurricane season
[H3] Lightning may be an important source of air-cleaning chemicals
[H3] A spike in Arctic lightning strikes may be linked to climate change
[H3] Science & Society
[H3] How science museums reinvented themselves to survive the pandemic
[H3] 50 years ago, scientists predicted steady U.S. population growth
[H3] A new memoir tells the life story of NASA ‘hidden figure’ Katherine Johnson
[H3] Subscriber Services
[H3] More Information
[H3] Society for Science

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The mere sight of illness may kick-start a canary’s immune system	Interne	Passing Juice
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Solving mysteries of reproduction helped make parenthood possible for millions	Interne	Passing Juice
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Auroras form when electrons from space ride waves in Earth’s magnetic field	Interne	Passing Juice
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Something mysteriously wiped out about 90 percent of sharks 19 million years ago	Interne	Passing Juice
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The last 30 years were the hottest on record for the United States	Interne	Passing Juice
NASA will be heading back to Venus for the first time in decades	Interne	Passing Juice
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Even hard-to-kill tardigrades can’t always survive being shot out of a gun	Interne	Passing Juice
Nuclear clocks could outdo atomic clocks as the most precise timepieces	Interne	Passing Juice
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The teeth of ‘wandering meatloaf’ contain a rare mineral found only in rocks	Interne	Passing Juice
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50 years ago, NASA relaxed quarantine rules for returning moon missions	Interne	Passing Juice
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Here’s what we know about the risks of serious side effects from COVID-19 vaccines	Interne	Passing Juice
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A body burned inside a hut 20,000 years ago signaled shifting views of death	Interne	Passing Juice
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This is the first picture of a sunlike star with multiple exoplanets	Interne	Passing Juice
These ferns may be the first plants known to share work like ants	Interne	Passing Juice
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More Stories	Interne	Passing Juice
The CDC’s changes to mask guidelines raised questions. Here are 6 answers	Interne	Passing Juice
Sujata Gupta	Interne	Passing Juice
As the COVID-19 pandemic evolves, we answer 7 lingering vaccine questions	Interne	Passing Juice
Sign up for e-mail updates on the latest coronavirus news and research	Interne	Passing Juice
Science News Bulletin	Interne	Passing Juice
How science museums reinvented themselves to survive the pandemic	Interne	Passing Juice
Emily Anthes	Interne	Passing Juice
Some viruses thwart bacterial defenses with a unique genetic alphabet	Interne	Passing Juice
COVID-19 can affect the brain. New clues hint at how	Interne	Passing Juice
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Newly recognized tricks help elephants suck up huge amounts of water	Interne	Passing Juice
Tiny crystals give a plain fish twinkling, colorful dots under light	Interne	Passing Juice
The surge in U.S. coronavirus cases shows a shift in who’s getting sick	Interne	Passing Juice
Frog skin cells turned themselves into living machines	Interne	Passing Juice
How matter’s hidden complexity unleashed the power of nuclear physics	Interne	Passing Juice
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European fire ant chemicals may send spiders scurrying away	Interne	Passing Juice
Neandertal DNA from cave mud shows two waves of migration across Eurasia	Interne	Passing Juice
New depictions of ancient hominids aim to overcome artistic biases	Interne	Passing Juice
Ancient humans may have deliberately voyaged to Japan’s Ryukyu Islands	Interne	Passing Juice
‘Tree farts’ contribute about a fifth of greenhouse gases from ghost forests	Interne	Passing Juice
‘Zombie’ forest fires may become more common with climate change	Interne	Passing Juice
Some fast radio bursts come from the spiral arms of other galaxies	Interne	Passing Juice
Record-breaking light has more than a quadrillion electron volts of energy	Interne	Passing Juice
Watch this beautiful, high-resolution simulation of how stars are born	Interne	Passing Juice
A newfound quasicrystal formed in the first atomic bomb test	Interne	Passing Juice
A clock’s accuracy may be tied to the entropy it creates	Interne	Passing Juice
Food that boosts gut microbes could be a new way to help malnourished kids	Interne	Passing Juice
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After vaccinating 95 percent of adults, a Brazilian city is returning to normal	Interne	Passing Juice
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