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The Dawn of Bathtub Cosmology
A phenomenon that captured the imaginations of generations of bathers may be key to understanding planetary formation
Marking Time in a Changing World
Climate change is throwing traditional calendars into disarray
Can You Name That Tune?
A new online game could help researchers solve the mysteries of musical memory
The Oldest Rock on Earth
A finding in the Arctic could push the formation of Earth’s crust back by 130 million years
This Cloud Forest Should Not Exist
The story of an Ecuadorean forest that fought annihilation and won
Viruses That Roam the Fungal Kingdom
Mushrooms and other fungi can harbor hidden companions—and some of these may fight pesky or dangerous molds
Anteaters Have Evolved More Than a Dozen Times
Unlike people, these mammals found a diet they can actually stick to
The “We Evolved to Eat Meat” Argument Doesn’t Hold Up
The evolutionary story behind meat consumption is less convincing than it sounds
The Inner Lives of Cells
New microscopes are giving scientists a better understanding of human biology and disease











