Vampire Squid Outlast Their Shallower Peers
By SINDYA N. BHANOO A mysterious creature lives in the deep sea at depths of about 3,000 feet […]
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How a Cracking Knuckle Makes a Noise
By SINDYA N. BHANOO The sound of a knuckle cracking is caused by a gas cavity forming between […]
Dark Matter’s Deep Reach
By GEORGE JOHNSON Theorists suggest surprising connections between earthly hazards and the hypothetical particles that hold together the […]
Marijuana and the Body
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY Leaving aside questions of addiction and brain effects, what is known about the effects […]
Silicon Valley’s Water Conservation Conundrum
By JOHN MARKOFF Entrepreneurs, daunted by the long development cycle of clean tech, seem more interested in new […]
Our Ever Green World
By NATALIE ANGIER Humans are innately sensitive to a color that pervades nature and prompts a variety of […]
Batteries and Renewable Energy Set to Grow Together
By HENRY FOUNTAIN As sun and wind become bigger parts of the electricity mix, scientists are pushing to […]
Smart Arms Control the Potential Chaos of Octopus Movement
By JAMES GORMAN The animal somehow controls eight long, flexible arms with a fluidity that can make it […]
SpaceX Shipment Arrives at International Space Station
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The SpaceX supply ship arrived at the International Space Station on Friday, delivering the […]
Those Puppy Eyes Can Help a Dog Bond With Owner
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oh, those puppy eyes. Published: April 16, 2015 at 02:00AM from NYT Science Read […]