Science n Space News
7-foot-long arthropods commanded the sea 470 million years ago, 'exquisite' fossils show
About 470 million years ago, 7-foot-long arthropods ruled the water in what is now Morocco.
By WG
Dec 24, 2022
'Mind-boggling' alloy is Earth's toughest material, even at extreme temperatures
A metallic alloy of chromium, cobalt, and nickel is over 100 times tougher than graphene and gets even more resistant to damage at extremely low temperatures.
By WG
Dec 23, 2022
More than 150 'made-from-scratch' genes are in the human genome. 2 are totally unique to us.
Scientists pinpointed several "made-from-scratch" genes that humans developed after splitting off from chimps.
By WG
Dec 23, 2022
Tomb of 'Jesus' midwife' excavated, revealing remarkable courtyard and oil lamps
Archaeologists in Israel have discovered new artifacts and carvings from the Cave of Salome, a place of pilgrimage for early Christians who thought that it was the burial place for Salome, the supposed midwife of Jesus.
By WG
Dec 23, 2022