Scientists Catch Einstein’s Gravity at Work on the Quantum Scale
Physicists have beheld Einstein's law of gravity within the quantum domain, splitting an atom's phantom wave into two paths of fate.
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Research, space, climate and the natural world.
Genetic Study Reveals the American “Cheetah” Was Actually a Close Relative of the Mountain Lion
A long-vanished beast, styled a cheetah, proves instead a cousin of a stealthy mountain cat, its northern kindred sustained upon fish.
Arctic Warming Fuels Two Distinct Climate Regimes in Siberia That Could Wake a Methane ‘Sleeping Giant’
A vast, sleeping giant of frozen carbon beneath Siberia stirs as two distinct climes arise, each a herald of gas unbound.
New Computational Method Pushes Cryo-EM Past Its Traditional Resolution Limit
A novel computation doth push the microscope's eye beyond its ancient bound, granting man a vision of the minutest atom.
Rattlesnake Blood Holds a Protein That Blocks Venom From Many Dangerous Snakes
Within a serpent's own blood lies a remedy for its poison, tenfold stronger than the old cure, promising rescue for the venom-stricken.
Study: Australia is the safest place on Earth if global catastrophe hits
A study reveals which nation on Earth might best endure a vast catastrophe, famine, or fire, should such an evil hour arrive.