May 13: Archaeologists use satellites to look back in time.
For astronauts, heart shrinkage and freeze-dried shrimp cocktails are bad—but the dust is what really gets to you.
May 12: Great tits fare well in a warmer world.
Female frogs sing ultrasonic serenades.
The Earth's fastest telescope aims to make the best sky map ever created. 05.13.2008
A new software-base approach may be the key to saving thousands of species. 05.12.2008
Carl Zimmer looks inside the dangers—and wonders—of one remarkable bacterium. 05.09.2008
Holographic digital storage will let consumers store a DVD library on a single disk. 05.08.2008
A group of experts endorse bugs as a nutritious and sustainable food source. 05.07.2008
New self-sustaining dog houses are perfect for the eco-conscious pooch owner. 05.06.2008
Mirror neurons help explain how we connect to each others' emotions. 05.05.2008
Proteins in the eye offer a new means of identifying corpses. 05.02.2008
The first complete Neanderthal skeleton shows how our species has evolved.09.01.2006
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Did we rub out the Neanderthals? Or did we rub off on them?03.01.2002
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Does the 25,000-year-old body of a child found in Portugal make it more likely that they are our ancestors?08.01.1999
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