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All the Microbes That Could Survive in Space
They could complicate the hunt for extraterrestrial life—and compromise astronaut health
Can the Sugar Molecules That Coat Our Cells Predict Our Health?
Glycans, once ignored, may revolutionize medicine
These Ancient Baby Predators Challenge Our Understanding of Evolution
The first animals onto terra firma weren’t amphibians as previously suspected
Today Was the Day Galileo Caved
On this day almost four centuries ago, the father of modern science was forced to bow to political and religious pressure to save his life
See the Southern Lights from Space in New ISS Video
A NASA astronaut Meir captured a stunning video of aurora australis
Qatari Sand Cats Caught on Camera for the First Time
The elusive creatures were thought to have vanished
How to Protect Earth Against Violent Space Weather
A conversation with a scientist who invented a new storm wall for space
In the Midst of Tornado Season, a Surprisingly Short History of Predicting Twisters
A United States Army Lieutenant was the first to forecast the deadly storms in the late 1800s. Then he was told to stop.
Can “Dante’s Inferno” Tell Us Something About Space Rocks?
A conversation with an expert in geomythology about a wild idea
How to Dodge a Mountain Lion
A new look at puma-human encounters in the mountains of California
The Inventor of the Thinking Machine Didn’t Worry. Neither Should You
In this age of AI anxiety, listen to your heart
