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| Antibodies made in the lab show some promise for treating COVID-19 Sep 22 2020 3:40 PM Preliminary results from two companies hint that the proteins can help COVID-19 patients from needing hospitalization or ventilation. READ MORE  |
| Stellar winds hint at how planetary nebulae get their stunning shapes Sep 22 2020 6:00 AM Observations of red giant stars reveal that planets or even other stars may influence the shape of a nebula's cloud of dust and gas. READ MORE |
| Rosetta data reveal an invisible ultraviolet aurora around comet 67P Sep 21 2020 11:00 AM Solar wind electrons smash water molecules in the comet's coma to make the 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko's version of the northern lights. READ MORE |
| A tiny crustacean fossil contains roughly 100-million-year-old giant sperm Sep 21 2020 6:00 AM Giant sperm preserved in an ancient ostracod may be the oldest known sperm fossil, showing that giant sperm have existed at least 100 million years. READ MORE |
| Cheap, innovative venom treatments could save tens of thousands of snakebite victims Sep 19 2020 6:00 AM Momentum is building to finally tackle a neglected health problem that strikes poor, rural communities. READ MORE |
| What will happen when COVID-19 and the flu collide this fall? Sep 18 2020 4:43 PM As the Northern Hemisphere braces for a coronavirus-flu double hit, it's unclear if it'll be a deadly combo or one virus will squeeze out the other. READ MORE |
| What we know and don't know about wildfire smoke's health risks Sep 18 2020 2:21 PM As wildfires become more frequent and severe in California, Oregon and throughout the West Coast, concerns rise about harmful air pollution. READ MORE |
| 50 years ago, scientists were on the trail of a brain-eating amoeba Sep 18 2020 7:19 AM In 1970, scientists were studying a brain-eating amoeba that had been implicated in a newfound disease. Today, infections by the parasite are still poorly understood. READ MORE |
| Seven footprints may be the oldest evidence of humans on the Arabian Peninsula Sep 17 2020 4:51 PM In what's now desert, people and other animals stopped to drink at a lake more than 100,000 years ago, a new study suggests. READ MORE |
| Underwater earthquakes' sound waves reveal changes in ocean warming Sep 17 2020 2:00 PM A new technique uses the echoes of earthquakes in seawater to track the impact of climate change on the oceans. READ MORE |
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