Should Swimmers Worry About Sharks?
By CHRISTINE HAUSER A rash of shark bites in North Carolina has raised concerns. Here’s what you need […]
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The Cambrian Explosion’s Strange-Looking Poster Child
By CARL ZIMMER For years, scientists struggled to explain the mysteries of a worm named Hallucigenia, but two […]
Survey: US Political and Generation Gaps on Science Issues
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Age divides Americans on science issues just as much as political ideology, a new […]
It’s the Pits: Comet Appears to Have Sinkholes, Study Says
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Comets are basically dirty snowballs, but it turns out they can have a very […]
Too Hot: Temperatures Messing With Sex of Australian Lizards
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hotter temperatures are messing with the gender of Australia’s bearded dragon lizards, a new […]
Cuba’s Environmental Concerns Grow With Prospect of U.S. Presence
By ERICA GOODE Some fear development and tourism would result in the destroyed forests, polluted rivers and damaged […]
Scientists See Neurons Change as Memories Form
By SINDYA N. BHANOO Studying patients with electrodes in their medial temporal lobes, researchers report seeing specific neurons […]
Don’t Blink or You Might Miss the Leap Second on ...
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday lasts a wee bit longer — by a second. Published: June 30, 2015 […]
Letters to the Editor
By Unknown Author Readers react to articles in Science Times. Published: June 30, 2015 at 02:00AM from #NYT […]
Deep Below Croatia Lurks a New Species of Centipede
By SINDYA N. BHANOO The species, named after the Greek god of the underworld, lives some 3,600 feet […]