The find suggests an unexpectedly close human-wolf relationship thousands of years ago.
Tag: Research
Scientists uncover hidden seafloor weakness behind 2011 Japan tsunami’s severity
Deeper drilling revealed structural factors that made the earthquake and tsunami especially devastating.
This Trap Wants Ants to Take a Bite
Entomologists designed a new bait system that leverages ant feeding behaviors to control infestations.
Scientists mull controversial plan to steer hurricanes
Meteorology researchers modeled the feasibility of using targeted cloud seeding to redirect hurricanes away from coasts.
Scientists Say the “Backrooms” Have Become a New Kind of Tourist Destination
Sociologists studied the online phenomenon of ‘The Backrooms’ as a virtual tourist destination and meme.
[Science Through Covers] Science maps the protein structures behind red, green and blue vision
Biologists mapped the precise molecular structure of human opsin proteins responsible for color vision.
New magic mushroom makes users see tiny ‘gnome’ people — scientists have no idea how it’s doing that
Researchers studied a newly discovered psychoactive mushroom species that induces highly specific visual hallucinations.
A superconductivity record that stood for 30 years has been broken
Physicists achieved high-temperature superconductivity at normal atmospheric pressure, breaking a 30-year record.
Giant Fire Tornadoes Could Help Clean Oil Spills, Scientists Say
Combustion engineers proposed using controlled fire whirls as an eco-friendly method to clean offshore oil spills.
Is 10,000 Steps a Day Actually Based on Science? Here’s What the Research Says
Medical researchers analyzed the validity of the 10,000-steps goal, suggesting lower targets are equally beneficial.