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Geologists discovered a new kind of meteorite they reckon could now be “extinct.” Continue reading Like Dinosaurs, Meteorites Could Have Been Very Different Millions of Years Ago
This is the best thing I’ve ever seen, ever. Continue reading CERN Has an Actual, Literal ‘Animal Shelter’ for Computer Mice
The LISA Pathfinder mission boasts results more than five times better than its requirements. Continue reading Tests Show We Could Build a Humongous Gravitational Wave Detector in Space
Here are a few highlights in the hunt for a male contraceptive revolution. Continue reading All the Attempts We’ve Made at Male Birth Control
Neuroscience PhD student Mendel Kaelen researches the relationship between psychedelics and music. He explains how he picks the songs. Continue reading How to Pick Music for People on LSD, From a Scientist Whose Job That Is
Motherboard UK is hosting a panel about human enhancement and what the future holds. Continue reading Hey UK, Join Us to Discuss the Future of Humanity at ‘How the Light Gets In’
Researchers bring features on the Martian surface into sharper focus—including what looks like the long-lost Beagle 2 lander. Continue reading An Image Processing Trick Shows Mars in Unprecedented Detail
Exploring the relationship between planets’ magnetospheres and solar winds could ultimately help identify habitable exoplanets. Continue reading See Jupiter’s Northern Lights at the Height of a Solar Storm
Is there life on Mars? Continue reading Europe Is Launching a Mars Orbiter to Sniff Out Methane, And Therefore Life
What’s a good analogue for real psychological trauma? Watching Gaspar Noé’s ‘Irréversible.’ Continue reading Psychologists Showed People a Traumatic Film Then Gave Them Laughing Gas