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More humans are growing an extra blood vessel in our arm that ‘feeds’ our hands, study shows

2020-10-10
Health
By: research
On: October 10, 2020

Picturing how our species might appear in the far future often invites wild speculation over stand-out features such as height, brain size, and skin complexion. Yet subtle shifts in our anatomy today demonstrate how unpredictable evolution can be. Take something as mundane as an extra blood vessel in our arms,Continue Reading

Planets more hospitable to life than Earth may already have been discovered

2020-10-08
Space and Time
By: research
On: October 8, 2020

At least two dozen planets outside the solar system might be better for life than Earth. These planets are just a little older, a little wetter, a little warmer and a little larger than Earth is, researchers wrote Sept. 18 in the journal Astrobiology. All of these factors could meanContinue Reading

Why are Armenia and Azerbaijan fighting over the Nagorno-Karabakh region?

2020-10-08
History
By: research
On: October 8, 2020

Since the end of September, hundreds of soldiers and civilians are thought to have been killed in a rapidly developing conflict between the rival Caucasus nations of Armenia and Azerbaijan. But why are they in conflict? It turns out that they’re fighting over the landlocked, mountainous and kidney shaped Nagorno-KarabakhContinue Reading

The asteroid Bennu’s brittle boulders may make grabbing a sample easier

2020-10-08
Space and Time
By: research
On: October 8, 2020

When NASA’s OSIRIS-REx arrived at near-Earth asteroid Bennu, scientists were dismayed to find a surface covered with hazardous-looking boulders. But new research suggests that those boulders are surprisingly brittle. That’s potentially good news for the spacecraft, which is charged with grabbing a piece of Bennu on October 20 and returningContinue Reading

1 in 4 Americans aren’t washing their hands regularly

2020-10-08
Health
By: research
On: October 8, 2020

A new CDC report finds that 25% of people don’t remember to wash their hands at important times, such as after blowing their nose. More Americans are washing their hands amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but 1 in 4 don’t lather up when they need to, such as after blowing theirContinue Reading

Masks and closures in Arizona led to a 75% decrease in coronavirus cases

2020-10-08
Health
By: research
On: October 8, 2020

Another study shows that masks and other mitigation efforts not only work, but work well. Mask mandates, closures of certain businesses and other COVID-19 mitigation strategies implemented over the summer led to a 75% drop in new coronavirus cases in Arizona, according to a new report from the Centers forContinue Reading

Draconid Meteor Shower 2020: When, where and how to watch the unpredictable ‘shooting star’ display

2020-10-07
Space and Time
By: research
On: October 7, 2020

The annual Draconid meteor shower peaks on Wednesday, Oct. 7, but don’t get your hopes up for a spectacular sky show. Even at their peak — which, this year, occurs just after nightfall on Wednesday evening — the Draconids are usually modest, generating just a few meteors per hour. TheContinue Reading

A mini fractal universe may lie inside charged black holes (if they exist)

2020-10-07
Space and Time
By: research
On: October 7, 2020

Black holes are perhaps the strangest, least-understood objects in our universe. With so much potential — being linked to everything from wormholes to new baby universes — they have sucked in physicists for decades. But as strange as these known objects are, even stranger types of black holes could beContinue Reading

1,200-year-old pagan temple to Thor and Odin unearthed in Norway

2020-10-07
History
By: research
On: October 7, 2020

The remains of a 1,200-year-old pagan temple to the Old Norse gods such as Thor and Odin have been discovered in Norway — a rare relic of the Viking religion built a few centuries before Christianity became dominant there. Archaeologists say the large wooden building — about 45 feet (14Continue Reading

Germanic lord buried with a harem of 6? Not quite, but the real story is fascinating.

2020-10-07
History
By: research
On: October 7, 2020

Newfound medieval cemetery in Germany holds riches. An early medieval cemetery unearthed in Germany may not contain “a harem for the hereafter,” as some news outlets reported; but it’s still a remarkable find, likely holding the remains of a wealthy aristocrat and about 80 other people, some buried with richesContinue Reading

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