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AnimalsFurry Friends Forever
Humans aren’t the only animals who benefit from having someone to count on.
By Susan Gaidos -
LifeGene might help sponges see
Scientists provide a glimpse at how multicellular organisms handle light.
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SpaceVesta seems more planet than asteroid
Spacecraft explorations reveal a layered, beat-up celestial body.
By Nadia Drake -
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SpaceSmallest planet yields big surprises
Spacecraft images reveal Mercury has a complicated inside and an active geologic past.
By Nadia Drake -
ChemistryOpioids’ molecular magic unmasked
New 3-D structures of opiumlike drugs bound to the body’s proteins will aid the development of better painkillers and the battle against drug abuse.
By Devin Powell -
LifeThe yin and yang of male pattern baldness
The discovery of a hormone-like molecule in the scalp may offer new clues for treating baldness.
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Health & MedicineAbnormal cells may signal hidden heart risk
Damage to blood vessel lining shows up in blood tests.
By Nathan Seppa -
LifeAntibody may explain collagen’s undoing
A newly discovered process could help account for the destruction that rheumatoid arthritis causes.
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LifeIndustrial roar changes nearby plant reproduction
Trees and wildflowers register the effects as animals flee (or not) from grinding engines.
By Susan Milius -
SpaceTitan’s haze is dropping
Change in elevation of cloudy layer suggests seasonal cycles on Saturn’s moon.
By Nadia Drake -
Health & MedicineCell phone research suggests fetal risk
Constant exposure of pregnant mice to devices’ radiation is linked to behavioral and brain abnormalities in offspring.