Another Step Closer to Male Birth Control Pills
A protein might lead to an oral contraceptive for men
Iraqi Museum Discovers Missing Lines From the Epic of Gilgamesh
One of the world’s first great stories just got a new chapter
The Increasingly Muddled Origins of Homo Naledi
Detailed analyses of Homo naledi shows a mosaic of both early and modern human features
ISIS Demolished Yet Another Priceless Syrian Monument
The 1,800-year-old Arch of Triumph was destroyed on Sunday
In Vietnam, the C.I.A. Paid Spies With Stuff From Sears
Nothing says “clandestine espionage” like a mail-order catalog
Feast Your Eyes on an Optical Illusion Cake
This may be the most delicious optical illusion
What Cyclists Can Learn From Schools of Fish
A weaker athlete might be able to keep up if they stay to the back of a group
Butt Dials Blamed for a Spike in 911 Calls
Reports put accidental pocket dials at 30 to 50 percent of mobile emergency calls
How Decorative Gourd Season Conquered Fall
Strange-looking squash have become big business for farmers
It Wasn’t Just an Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs, Epic Volcanoes Helped
A new study ignites a decades-old debate about what killed the dinosaurs
How Nature Inspired the Medicine Nobel Prize Winners to Fight Parasites
Their discoveries saved the lives of millions of people around the world
A Lunch Menu From the Titanic Just Sold for $88,000
The “unsinkable” ship served corned beef, mutton chops and custard pudding
Michigan Farmer Stumbles on a Mammoth Skeleton
Paleontologists excavated the skeleton, prying the bones from the dark muck of the field
How a Captain Morgan Advertisement Inspired an Emergency Room Technique
Captain Morgan, hip fixer
Notoriously Durable Styrofoam Could Be Munched by Mealworms
Microbes in the beetle larvae’s guts help break down polystyrene
Here’s What Whale Songs Look Like as Sheet Music
Musical notation created by a musician and a designer make whale song look almost like an alien language
Scientists Can Now Sequence a Human’s Genome in 26 Hours
New tools cut sequencing time almost in half
Why Scientists Are Gathering Seeds From Roadside Sunflowers
Climate changes threatens commercial sunflower production, where plants are grown for their oil
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