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Jul 28, 2017

Scientists Uncover Modern Descendants Of Biblical Canaanites Thought To Have Been Wiped Out

One Middle Eastern nation shares 93 percent of its DNA with the ancient race of Canaanites thought to be lost to history.

Jul 28, 2017

Science News

Scientists Uncover Modern Descendants Of Biblical Canaanites Thought To Have Been Wiped Out

One Middle Eastern nation shares 93 percent of its DNA with the ancient race of Canaanites thought to be lost to history.

By John Kuroski

Jul 26, 2017

Animal, Plant, Or Neither? Scientists Can’t Explain These 580 Million-Year-Old Mystery Creatures

The Rangeomorphs have puzzled scientists for years, but these new scans may begin to unlock their mysteries.

Jul 26, 2017

Animal, Plant, Or Neither? Scientists Can’t Explain These 580 Million-Year-Old Mystery Creatures

The Rangeomorphs have puzzled scientists for years, but these new scans may begin to unlock their mysteries.

By John Kuroski

Jul 25, 2017

“Impossible to Ignore” Study Shows Strongest Link Ever Between Playing Football And CTE

The study was published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Jul 25, 2017

Science News

“Impossible to Ignore” Study Shows Strongest Link Ever Between Playing Football And CTE

The study was published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

By All That's Interesting

Jul 20, 2017

People Have Made Enough Plastic To Cover Argentina, New Study Says

If trends continue, scientists predict the equivalent of 35,000 Empire State Buildings-worth of plastic garbage will fill our landfills by 2050.

Jul 20, 2017

Science News

People Have Made Enough Plastic To Cover Argentina, New Study Says

If trends continue, scientists predict the equivalent of 35,000 Empire State Buildings-worth of plastic garbage will fill our landfills by 2050.

By All That's Interesting

Jul 19, 2017

The Apollo 11 Mission Through The Eyes Of The Astronauts And Their Families

The Apollo 11 moon landing was a moment of pride and excitement for the U.S. and the world — but for three women, it was also likely the most agonizing and terrifying eight days of their lives. Jan Armstrong, Joan Aldrin, and Pat Collins could do nothing but sit, watch,...

Jul 19, 2017