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Sign In | Subscribe Ad-Free Latest News Home RecommendedWednesday, February 19 Tuesday, February 18 Monday, February 17 Sunday, February 16 Saturday, February 15 Friday, February 14 Thursday, February 13 Wednesday, February 12 Set this view as default? Yes No Set this view as default? Yes No France’s Deadly Seaweed Lorraine Boissoneault, Hakai Magazine Ancient Plant Remains Reveal Cooking of Earliest Australians The Conversation How Did Dinosaur Footprints Get on the Roof of a Cave? McGhee & Stunzner, ABC Study: Long-Term Offenders Have Different Brain Structure Nicola Davis, Guardian Should Colleges Invite Anti-GMO Speakers? Alison Van Eenennaam, GLP When the Sun Expands, It Will Trash All the Asteroids John Timmer, Ars Technica When Will the Coronavirus Outbreak Peak? David Cyranoski, Nature News Why the Horten Experimental Nazi Aircraft Never Took Off Leigh Giangreco, Sonian Surprising New Discoveries in Human Anatomy Diana Kwon, The Scientist How Gods Beat Astronomers in Solar System’s Name Game Stephen Case, Aeon Radical Surgery Permanently Extends Your Legs Dan Robitzski, Futurism The Pros and Cons of a Lunar Pit Stop Marina Koren, The Atlantic Follow RCScience: Facebook | Twitter | News360 | Email The Latest Research Rotating Detonation Engine Could Make Rockets More Efficient Washington Late Fall May Be Best Time of Year to Try to Conceive Boston University Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Canaanite Temple EurekAlert! Find Gives Unprecedented Look at Neanderthal Burial Practices Cambridge Humans Of The Future Sponsored By: 10,000 Steps a Day Won’t Prevent Weight Gain Brigham Young University Why DNA Tests Are Suddenly Unpopular Rani Molla, Vox Breakthrough Will Allow Tiny Implants to .. Read More Find Gives Unprecedented Look at Neanderthal Burial Practices Cambridge The first articulated Neanderthal skeleton to come out of the ground for over 20 years has been unearthed at one of the most important sites... Read More Humans Of The Future Sponsored By: 10,000 Steps a Day Won’t Prevent Weight Gain Brigham Young University For years now, 10,000 steps a day has become the gold standard for people trying to improve their health — and recent research shows... Read More Why DNA Tests Are Suddenly Unpopular Rani Molla , Vox DNA tests were a big holiday hit — in 2018. This past year, Ancestry and 23andMe DNA kit sales on their websites saw major declines,... Read More Breakthrough Will Allow Tiny Implants to Upgrade Body David Warmflash , Leaps Imagine it’s the year 2040 and you’re due for your regular health checkup. Time to schedule your next colonoscopy, Pap smear if you’re a... Read More Protein Called Sestrin Mimics Exercise’s Effects in Mice University of Michigan Whether it be a brisk walk around the park or high intensity training at the gym, exercise does a body good. But what if you could harness... Read More More From Real Clear Videos Does Consciousness Influence Quantum Mechanics? Buzzfeed Myocarditis: When a Virus Hijacks Your Heart Buzzfeed Watch a Sarcastic Fringehead Fish Fight an Octopus Buzzfeed Do Fish Dream? BuzzfeedShining Light on Dark Matter The Universe Would Be Very Different Without Dark Matter Sean CarrollOne of the most puzzling and counterintuitive facts about the Universe is that all of the "stuff" that’s familiar to us in our day-to-day lives on Earth makes up just 5% of all that’s out there. The protons, neutrons, and electrons that make up all the normal matter found in our bodies, the planet, the Solar System and throughout the galaxy make up only a fraction of what’s out there. Read More more from Shining Light on Dark Matter Galaxy Formation Simulated Without Dark Matter Sabine HossenfelderA New Generation of Dark Matter Experiments Sarah CharleyCould a ’Dark Matter Signal’ Just Be Poorly Analyzed Noise? Ethan SiegelAre Axions Dark Matter? Ethan SiegelThe CRISPR Frontier CRISPR Immune Cells Thrive After Infusion Into PatientsGenetically-edited immune cells can persist, thrive, and function months after a cancer patient receives them, according to new data published by researchers from the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania. The team showed cells removed from patients and brought back into the lab setting were able to...