Some Dinosaur Eggs Took Six Months or More to Hatch
By JAMES GORMAN Using embryonic tooth age, researchers have concluded that dinosaur eggs took twice as long to […]
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Top Scientists Urge Trump to Abide by Iran Nuclear Deal
By WILLIAM J. BROAD In a letter, physicists and other nuclear experts emphasized progress made in slowing Iran’s […]
SpaceX Says It’s Ready to Launch Rockets Again
By KENNETH CHANG The company says it has determined the likely cause of an explosion in September that […]
Can Carbon Capture Technology Prosper Under Trump?
By JOHN SCHWARTZ Progress has come in fits and starts, but supporters believe a new plant in Texas […]
Weak Federal Powers Could Limit Trump’s Climate-Policy Rollback
By JUSTIN GILLIS The renewable energy transition is well underway and will not be easily reversed. But the […]
A Universe of Bubbles in Every Champagne Bottle
By JOANNA KLEIN Researchers studied bubbles from the grapevine to the glass, learning more about their properties and […]
An Alaskan Volcano Erupts, Largely Out of View
By HENRY FOUNTAIN Scientists rely on remote sensing instruments, including satellites, to know when Bogoslof volcano is pouring […]
Pan Pan, Father to a Generation of Pandas, Dies in ...
By ERIN McCANN At 31, he was among the world’s oldest pandas, and his descendants are said to […]
Cheetahs in Danger of Extinction, Researchers Say
By JAMES GORMAN A drop in their numbers has prompted an international team to call for changing the […]
Fish Seek Cooler Waters, Leaving Some Fishermen’s Nets Empty
By ERICA GOODE Catch limits for fishermen are often based on where fish have been most abundant in […]