ScienceMar 30
Activists Call for Investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Connections to Industries
Advocacy groups are calling for investigations into how Jeffrey Epstein exploited connections in modeling and scientific philanthropy sectors.
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ScienceApr 10
Seven-Year-Old Girl Discovers Potentially Ancient Bone, Scientists Investigate Age
A young girl's bone discovery is being examined by scientists who believe it could be from a mammoth and possibly 500,000 years old.
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ScienceMar 28
Urban Coyotes Show Greater Risk-Taking Behavior Than Rural Counterparts, Study Finds
Research across multiple U.S. sites reveals urban coyotes display bolder behavior and less fear when encountering new stimuli compared to their rural relatives.
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ScienceMar 25
Study Links Drought Conditions to Increased Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria
New research suggests that drought conditions may contribute to the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections.
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ScienceMar 25
Ancient DNA Studies Push Back Dog Domestication Timeline by 5,000 Years
New research using 15,800-year-old dog remains suggests humans and dogs have been companions for at least 16,000 years, far earlier than previously thought.
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ScienceApr 9
Colorado State University Releases 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast
Colorado State University predicts 13 named storms and six hurricanes for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season in its annual forecast.
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ScienceMar 17
NASA Confirms Meteor Caused Loud Boom Heard Across Ohio and Pennsylvania
A 7-ton meteor traveling at 45,000 mph created a loud boom Tuesday morning that was heard and felt across parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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ScienceApr 7
Unrecorded Orcas Make Multiple Visits to Seattle Waters
Three killer whales previously unknown to researchers have made several appearances in Seattle-area waters, drawing attention from whale watchers.
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ScienceApr 2
Miami Park Designed for Flood Control as Renewables Lead 2025 Energy Capacity
A Miami park showcases flood-resistant design while renewable energy dominates new power installations globally.
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ScienceApr 7
Agricultural Companies Advance New Herbicide Products for Weed Control
Two major agricultural chemical companies are moving forward with new herbicide developments to address resistant weed problems in crop production.
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ScienceMar 16
Researchers discover oldest known whale recording from 1949
Scientists at Woods Hole found a 1949 humpback whale recording that predates the discovery of whale song by nearly 20 years.
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ScienceMar 15
Biotech Company Claims Breakthrough in Species De-Extinction with Dire Wolf Birth
Colossal Biosciences announced the birth of three dire wolf pups, claiming to have made the extinct species 'de-extinct' after 10,000 years.
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ScienceMar 27
Scientists Report Separate Astronomical Discoveries in Comet Behavior and Cosmic Neutrinos
Researchers announced two distinct space discoveries: a comet reversing its spin direction and detection of high-energy cosmic neutrinos.
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ScienceApr 9
Finland's nuclear waste repository nears operation as world's first permanent facility
Finland's Onkalo facility, the world's first permanent underground nuclear waste repository, is expected to receive operational license within months.
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ScienceMar 10
Death Valley experiences largest wildflower bloom in nearly a decade
California's Death Valley is displaying its most extensive wildflower bloom since 2016 following above-average rainfall.
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