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ESO unveils an amazing, interactive, 360-degree panoramic view of the entire night sky
The project allows stargazers to explore and experience the Universe as it is seen with the unaided eye from the darkest and best viewing locations in the world.This 360-degree panoramic image...
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Read moreNew Science of Learning Offers Preview of Tomorrow’s Classroom
In the July 17, 2009 issue of the journal Science, researchers who are at the forefront of neuroscience, psychology, education, and machine learning have synthesized a new science of learning that is ...
Science Education | Read moreNew Results for the Classification of the African Middle Stone Age
The Cologne archaeologist Dr. Ralf Vogelsang from the Africa Research Centre of the Institute of Prehistoric Archaeology and a team of international researchers have succeeded in dating layers in Sout...
Earth Sciences | Read moreChildbirth was already difficult for the Neanderthals
These new insights into the history of human evolution are being presented this week in the journal «Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PNAS» by researchers from the University of Zurich....
Life Sciences | Read moreNew evidence debunks 'stupid' Neanderthal myth
The research team has shown that early stone tool technologies developed by our species, Homo sapiens, were no more efficient than those used by Neanderthals. Published today (26 August) in the Journa...
Life Sciences | Read moreNew research reveals why chili peppers are hot
A plant creates fruit in order to entice animals to eat and disperse its seeds, so it doesn't make sense for that fruit to be painfully hot, said University of Florida zoology professor and evolu...
Life Sciences | Read moreDying frogs sign of a biodiversity crisis
Carcasses of Southern Yellow-legged Frogs in Sixty Lake Basin in Sierra Nevada, California. The frogs died of chytridiomycosis, an amphibian disease caused by a particularly virulent fungus. (Vance Vr...
Life Sciences | Read moreBritain’s last Neanderthals were more sophisticated than we thought
“The tools we’ve found at the site are technologically advanced and potentially older than tools in Britain belonging to our own species, Homo sapiens,” says Dr Matthew Pope of Archaeology South East ...
Earth Sciences | Read moreHumour is shown to be fundamental to our success as a species
Published today The Pattern Recognition Theory of Humour by Alastair Clarke answers the centuries old question of what is humour. Clarke explains how and why we find things funny and identifies the re...
Life Sciences | Read moreDawn of human matrilineal diversity
A team of Genographic researchers and their collaborators have published the most extensive survey to date of African mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Over 600 complete mtDNA genomes from indigenous populat...
Life Sciences | Read moreMicronesian Islands Colonized by Small-Bodied Humans
Reporting in this week’s PLoS ONE in a study funded by the National Geographic Society Mission Programs, Lee Berger and colleagues from the University of the Witwatersrand, Rutgers University and Duke...
Life Sciences | Read moreEvolution tied to Earth movement
Scientists long have focused on how climate and vegetation allowed human ancestors to evolve in Africa. Now, University of Utah geologists are calling renewed attention to the idea that ground movemen...
Earth Sciences | Read moreHow our ancestors were like gorillas - fossils illustrate sex differences in growth and the costs of being a male
“It’s common knowledge that boys mature later than girls, but in humans the difference is actually much less marked than in some other primates. Male gorillas continue to grow long after their wisdom ...
Life Sciences | Read moreAll Eukaryotic Kinases Share One Common Set of Substrates
Dysregulation of protein phosphorylation plays a major role in many diseases such as cancer and neurodegenerative disorders. In addition, the elucidation of many kinase cascades has proved pivotal for...
Life Sciences | Read moreNew research proves single origin of humans in Africa
Competing theories on the origins of anatomically modern humans claim that either humans originated from a single point in Africa and migrated across the world, or different populations independently ...
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