Science Jun 02 The secret things you give away through your phone metadata Two studies explain exactly what people can learn from your metadata...and how to stop them.
Science May 26 Supermassive black holes spawn galactic deserts without new stars Astronomers find a supermassive black hole that stifles star formation by causing galactic warming.
Science May 25 Fossilized bubbles could expand our search for habitable planets Bubbles buried in ancient lava on Earth may guide the search of habitable exoplanets.
Health May 20 How many U.S. pregnancies affected by Zika? Almost 300, CDC says The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention has changed the way it reports Zika-affected pregnancies, making a broader number of cases known to the public.
Science May 18 How many Zika-infected infants will develop microcephaly and other FAQs An outbreak detective squad from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention offers the latest insights on Zika virus.
Science May 17 First giraffe genome reveals the oddity behind an African icon The giraffe is an oddball, both outside and in. By sequencing the giraffe’s genome for the first time, researchers have learned that the animal’s extraordinary external features are matched by wild genetic traits buried inside its cells.
Science May 11 Can our bodies handle the hyperloop? The hyperloop wants to transport people at near supersonic speeds. An engineer and a NASA doctor explain if the human body can cope.
Science May 10 NASA’s Kepler mission doubles tally of exoplanets by weeding out impostors NASA has confirmed 1,284 exoplanets, the largest number announced at once, thanks to a new math formula.
Science May 09 Mercury makes rare trip between the Earth and the sun Don't miss Mercury's transit! It only happens 13 times per century.
Science May 06 Two in a row! SpaceX sticks second, trickier sea landing SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket pulls off tougher second landing on a droneship barge at sea.