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 | | More Recent Headlines | | Planets with hydrogen-rich atmospheres could harbor life May 04 2020 11:00 AM Lab experiments show yeast and E. coli survive and reproduce in hydrogen gas, suggesting new environments to seek alien life. READ MORE  | | Deep-sea mining may damage underwater ecosystems for decades May 04 2020 6:00 AM Microbe communities in the seabed off Peru still haven't fully recovered from being disturbed by a deep-sea mining experiment 26 years ago. READ MORE | | 50 years ago, superconductors started feeling the pressure May 01 2020 8:00 AM Today, high-pressure superconductors are a hot topic. 50 years ago, scientists were just starting to explore the possibilities. READ MORE | | Why mammals like elephants and armadillos might get drunk easily May 01 2020 6:00 AM Differences in a gene for breaking down alcohol could help explain which mammals get tipsy. READ MORE | | Some existing drugs might fight COVID-19. One may make it worse Apr 30 2020 5:36 PM Maps of interactions between coronavirus proteins and host proteins point to drugs that may slow viral growth, but cough medicine may stimulate growth. READ MORE | | The sun is less magnetically active than similar stars, and we don't know why Apr 30 2020 2:00 PM Why our star seems so different from its stellar kin is a mystery. READ MORE | | Greenland and Antarctica are gaining ice inland, but still losing it overall Apr 30 2020 2:00 PM Inland ice accumulation is not enough to counteract the amount of ice melting off Antarctica and Greenland into the oceans, satellite data show. READ MORE | | A newfound superconducting current travels only along a material's edge Apr 30 2020 2:00 PM In a first, scientists spot electricity flowing without resistance on the rim of a topological superconductor. READ MORE | | 16th century skeletons suggest the slave trade brought some diseases to Mexico Apr 30 2020 11:00 AM Slaves buried in a 16th century grave in Mexico had hepatitis B and yaws, suggesting the slave trade helped spread some versions of those diseases. READ MORE | | Remdesivir is the first drug found to block the coronavirus Apr 29 2020 5:08 PM Preliminary results suggest that an antiviral treatment speeds recovery from COVID-19. READ MORE | | | |
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