Discover Magazine-The Sciences

 "NASA and ESA track record-breaking 19-day solar radio burst."

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a large solar flare

NASA and ESA Track Record-Breaking 19-Day Solar Radio Burst

Strand of DNA

Genomes Across Japan Reveal Traces of Neanderthal and Denisovan DNA — and a Hidden Third Ancestry

several cattle standing in a group

Early Herders Didn’t Give Up Hunting and Gathering as Quickly as Previously Thought

A dingo in the desert

Ancient Dingo Burial Site Reveals a Strong Bond with Indigenous Peoples in Australia

T. rex illustration, depicting the small arms

Robust Skulls May be Why T. rex and Other Theropods Have Those Unusually Small Arms

Colossal Biosciences hatches first chick from fully artificial egg system

Colossal Hatches Healthy Chicks From an Artificial Egg, Setting the Stage for Giant Moa De-Extinction ​

Latrine in Italy

A Medieval Notebook Found in a German Latrine Sat Underground for Nearly 800 Years

Los Aviones Cave in Spain on a sunny day

Neanderthals Snacked on Shellfish During the Winter, a Seasonal Pattern Later Seen in Modern Humans

Group of dinosaurs traveling with a small mammal underfoot

73-Million-Year-Old Teeth Reveal Three New Mammal Species That Lived in the Arctic, Among Dinosaurs

Astronauts eating and drinking on a long mission

Customized Nutritional Drinks May One Day Help Fuel Astronauts Who Travel to Mars

asteroid coming to Earth

Asteroid 2026 JH2 Is On the Verge of Passing Earth, Only a Few Days After Being Discovered

foundation of brick chapel

Historical DNA Links Colonial Graves to 1.3 Million Living Relatives and May Have Identified the Colony’s Second Governor

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