Neanderthals had at least 172 large mammals’ skeletal system processing 125,000 years ago on a lake in Germany, operating what researchers call prehistoric “fat factories.” The discovery of Neumark-Nord 2 fundamentally changes our understanding...
Archaeologists have unearthed 35 complex wooden tools from southwestern China, and fundamentally our understanding of early human survival strategies. Dating back 300,000 years, these tools are the oldest evidence of plant foraging techniques outside...
A mysterious object in another galaxy shines in our cosmic community at record speeds, marking only the third confirmed interstellar visitor. The object is designated as a C/2025 N1 or 3i/Atlas, and it travels...
Computer scientists have proven mathematically what many people have long doubted: There is no clever shortcut to certain types of Boolean logic puzzles. Like the same treasure chest in a fairy tale, one person...
According to new research from the University of Rochester, a safer alternative to being touted as a ban on “forever chemicals” may still pose a risk to the development center’s brain. The study found...
A team at the University of Copenhagen Niels Bohr Institute has released a hybrid quantum network that greatly improves the accuracy of sensors used in fields ranging from gravitational wave astronomy to biomedical diagnosis....
When 819 different social media campaigns tried to increase the Covid-19-19 vaccination rate, they managed to shift public opinion by 1%. The kind of serious failure documented in major analyses marks something profound: the...
Surgeons at Qiaotang University in Shanghai have developed a technology that produces a large number of “fences” of sutures around the nerve tumor before removal, significantly improving the safety of patients with plexiform neurofibromas...
According to a comprehensive study in Denmark and Sweden, adults with surviving childhood cancer face a risk of severe Covid-19 complications, even in the decades after the original diagnosis. The study shows that while...
According to new modeling research, humanity is at a crossroads between a gradual social collapse and a leap towards a sustainable prosperity. The Earth4All study, published in global sustainability, reveals how rising inequality and...