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Aging Muscle Has a Hidden Molecular Switch
Uncovering the paradox behind the shift from fast to slow twitch muscle fibers
Ice Age Spear Points Tell a Fascinating Story of Human Progress
What do we keep, and what do we throw away?
Do Transplanted Hearts Assume the Age of Their New Host?
Experiments in humans and mice suggest a way to make more organs available for transplant, but may squash a theory of rejuvenation
The Sleep Cycle of Ideas, Seeded Dream Poems, and the Queen of Dinosaurs: 8 Books We’re Excited to Read This October
The Nautilus monthly reading list
One of Saturn’s Moons Could Support Life—And It Might Be Easy to Find
Two new studies are giving planetary scientists hope
How Snail Shells Could Be Used to Map Prehistoric Cyclones
There are weather patterns locked in those swirls
Famed Dancer’s Diary Offers Glimpse into Psychosis
It’s rare to have a record of someone’s descent into madness
How Menopause Symptoms Could Predict Alzheimer’s Risk
It may explain why women develop the disease more than men
Does Religion Change Our Brains?
Devotional practices seem to shape our highest organ in distinct ways
