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Wildlife forensic scientists develop new tool to detect elephant ivory disguised as legal mammoth ivory

Species · United States

Wildlife forensic scientists develop new tool to detect elephant ivory disguised as legal mammoth ivory

52% Center coverage: 23 sources

Near Antarctica, Saltier Seas Mean Less Ice, Study Finds

Climate Change · Antarctica

Near Antarctica, Saltier Seas Mean Less Ice, Study Finds

73% Center coverage: 15 sources

Some of the water around Antarctica has been getting saltier. And that has affected the amount of sea ice at the bottom of the planet. A study published...See the Story

Monumental Burial Mounds Rewrite Ancient History

Monumental Burial Mounds Rewrite Ancient History

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

Ancient works of impressive architecture inspire awe the world over. The Great Pyramid of Giza. The Parthenon in Athens. Machu Picchu in Peru. But archaeologists had previously assumed that it took a complex society, with institutionalized inequality, to give birth to such massive works. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Now, researchers working at a site called Kaillachuro in the Titicaca Basin of the Peruvian …See the Story

Compass Pathways Stock Slumps After Positive Late-Stage Trial Results ...

100% Center coverage: 5 sources

While positive, results from a late-stage clinical trial appear to be raising questions about how useful the company’s version of psilocybin could be as a depression treatment.Psychedelic Drugs See the Story

Lefties Aren’t as Creative as We Thought

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The pantheon of artists and musicians is littered with lefties: Vincent van Gogh, Jimi Hendrix, Emily Dickinson, David Bowie, Lady Gaga, to name just a few. In the popular imagination, left-handedness and creative genius have long been linked. In the scientific literature, too. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . This is partly because the right hemisphere of the brain, which lights up with neural activity during …Vincent Van Gogh · United States Read Article

These Bees Are Tricksters

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In England’s Hertfordshire county, a fork-jawed nomad bee (Nomada ruficornis) dangles from a single blade of grass, covered in morning dew. It rests in preparation for another day of calculated trickery. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Nomad bees are known less for their pollination roles and more for their cunning brood-rearing habits. All nomad bees are brood parasites—also known as cuckoo bees—meaning their…Hertfordshire · Hertfordshire Read Article

Laughing Apes Take Risks

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

You’ve likely experienced it before: Feeling your worst after a series of soul-crushing setbacks, say, getting a flat tire shortly after losing your favorite watch. But when a friend cracks a joke about the cruelty of fate and begins to chuckle, it’s undeniably infectious. Suddenly, things don’t seem so bad after all. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . We’re not the only species who can cheer up instantly after a…Bloomington, Indiana · Bloomington Read Article

“There Were Periods When I Felt He Ruined My Life”

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Amanda Gefter has lived with Peter Putnam in her head for 12 years now. “I feel like I know him better than the actual people I know,” she said to me with a peal of laughter, as if confessing a secret that she had kept inside her for so long. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Until Gefter’s article, “Finding Peter Putnam,” was published in Nautilus on June 17, next to nobody had heard of the physicist who worked…Louisiana · Louisiana Read Article

Rethinking the Big Bang

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Astronomers recently published the largest map of the universe, stretching back more than 13 billion years, which revealed a surprise: Many galaxies were already highly evolved at the earliest phases of the universe—many more than predicted by the Big Bang theory of creation. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . The new results will be used to modify the Big Bang theory so it better matches what’s observed, says as…Space See the Story

AI Already Knows Us Too Well

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A few weeks ago, GPT-4 prompted me when I logged in. “Would you like to see my description of you, based on our chats, to share on social media?” the chatbot asked me. Being an AI ethicist, I wearily answered “yes” to see what it was up to. It then generated a flashy paragraph about my personality traits. I did not share it. But days later, after a quick web search, I could see on platforms like Reddit and LinkedIn that numerous users had enthus…Artificial Intelligence · Boca Raton Read Article

We Didn’t Start the Fire

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Few skills play a more elemental role in the story of humanity’s progress from hunter-gatherer to civilization builder than the mastery of fire. These blazes provided not just warmth and protection against predators, but also a draw for social gatherings, a means of cooking food, a source of light, and a method to forge new tools. Human use of fire eventually became so sweeping that it re-shaped Earth’s ecosystems and began to influence the plan…United States · United States See the Story

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