Science Communication

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Six-legged farmers grew their own food millions of years before humans did.

That may explain why so little H2O is seen escaping into space to dry out the Red Planet.

Birds nesting near airfields can pose a risk to aircraft.

Neonicotinoid insecticides have previously been implicated in declining bee populations.

The integration of interactive functionalities, such as a keyboard and power supply, with the display textile forms an electronic textile system that can serve as a communication tool.

A wave in one of the rings reveals the size and composition of the planet’s core.

New research in the Journal of Archaeological Science documents the first known case of a pregnant embalmed body, as the archaeologists.

Body temperature could one day be harnessed by wristbands to power smartwatches.

Tuning the chemistries of nanomaterials changes the plants’ response levels to fungal pathogens.

Feeling itchy? A wearable sensor can measure how bad it is by tracking how often you scratch yourself.

Artist’s interpretation of the hot jet of molten particles and hot gas, striking the ancient Antarctic surface.

The amount of radiation isn’t considered dangerous, but the finding points to the drawn-out legacy of nuclear tests done during the Cold War.