As puzzling as a platypus: The JWST finds some hard to categorize objects

The platypus is one of evolution's lovable, oddball animals. The creature seems to defy well-understood rules of biology by ...
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New microbes could let humans grow buildings on Mars

Turning Martian dust into shelter has long sounded like science fiction, but researchers are now treating it as an ...

Q&A: What do scientists need to learn next about blocking enzymes to treat disease?

Enzymes are the molecular machines that power life; they build and break down molecules, copy DNA, digest food, and drive ...

17 clever Apple Notes tips you might not know

Apple Intelligence is now available in Notes, if you need it: From inside a note, tap the Apple Intelligence button on the ...
Chico Enterprise-Record

A lesson in making kindness great again | Editor’s notes

Fun fact: My dad celebrated his 100th birthday Wednesday. He’s never heard me cuss. My mom turns 92 this week. She’s never heard me cuss either. That’s a long, long lifetime of combined parental ...
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Making trimethylamine - the stench of rotting fish

In this video, I'l be making triethylamine, which smells like rotting fish. China draws fire from Iran Navy announces new warship for Trump’s ‘Golden Fleet’ Exclusive: Top lawyer for military joint ...
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Neuroscience, DNA and the making of modern biology

Biologist and historian Matthew Cobb discusses his upcoming book "Crick: A Mind in Motion," a portrait of Francis Crick’s far-reaching impact on biology and the study of the mind. Cobb traces Crick’s ...
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Meet The Small Bird That Breaks One Of Biology’s Oldest Rules. Hint: Touching It Can Make You Numb

Scientists once believed birds relied only on flight, talons and socialization for survival. But this one proves otherwise: it uses chemistry. For most of modern biology, there was a widely accepted ...