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A DNA test revealed an ancestral link between a mom and her adopted daughter, as well as the absence of some expected heritage.
Scientists say many of the broader goals needed to halt biodiversity loss remain well off track.
The Drake equation provides a way to guess how many aliens we might be able to communicate with, but it’s also a prime example of the importance of scientific guessing, says columnist Leah Crane
Important details often surface during conversations rather than scheduled meetings. A coworker mentions a deadline, a friend recommends a restaurant, or someone asks you to remember something for…
Chinese physicists have discovered that a tipping point – a threshold where a physical system rapidly shifts states – can possess a smooth mathematical structure resembling a doughnut’s hole…
