Neanderthals’ history is as complicated as ours
New study hints at Neanderthal population turnover in Siberia 90,000-120,000 years ago.
Science // Science & Exploration
Here’s a reality check on NASA’s Artemis Moon landing program
"They are fighting tooth and nail to nix the Gateway."
Big Dairy is trying to get teens hooked on lattes to boost milk sales
Dairy groups hope young latte drinkers can help reverse decades of slumping milk sales.
Analysis says we need to stop building fossil fuel plants now
New work totals up the emissions from existing and planned hardware.
Rapid results in on climate change and the European heat wave
Heat wave was several degrees Celsius hotter than an equivalent event in 1900.
879% drug price hike is one of 3,400 in 2019 so far; rate of hikes increasing
Despite public and political pressure, pharma keeps on ratcheting up prices.
The Orion spacecraft flew Tuesday morning, and it looked pretty spectacular
"By all accounts, it was magnificent."
Neanderthals glued their tools together
The 55,000- to 40,000-year-old stone tools still carry traces of resin adhesive.
Around the world in 48 hours? Former astronaut to attempt global speed record
The aircraft will depart with a crew of four pilots from the Shuttle Landing Facility.
Anti-vax teen that fought ban amid chickenpox outbreak loses in court—again
Local health officials called it "resounding victory for public health."
Hard-to-kill poop parasites that lurk in swimming pools on the rise, CDC warns
Victims can spew 100 million parasite eggs in one go. Just 10 can cause an infection.
Your eyes are the key to distracted driving, not your brain
Relying on peripheral vision is the problem, not the cognitive load of multitasking.
Apollo veteran overwhelmed by restored mission control—“I hear the voices”
One thing the new experience does not recapture is the smoke.
On Tuesday, Orion will fly 55 seconds before violently escaping from its rocket
“We need to fly. We need to show progress."
Who will wake up from a coma? Electrical jolts in the brain offer hints
44% with electrical activity woke up and recovered, compared to 14% without activity.
