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Scientists have established a clear link between long COVID and disruptions to the menstrual cycle

32 days ago sciencealert.com covid health

Stunning dome-headed dinosaur fossil discovered in Mongolia is the oldest of its kind ever found

31 days ago sciencealert.com

A human-occupied vehicle probing the deep Pacific Ocean has captured footage of a massive undersea hydrothermal field

48 days ago sciencealert.com

Researchers have discovered a new configuration of nuclear particles that decays by kicking out individual protons

48 days ago sciencealert.com physics

Ancient fossils reveal a pair of pterosaur hatchings were killed in a violent storm 150 million years ago

43 days ago sciencealert.com

Strange living islands that appear on Utah's Great Salt Lake could finlly be explained

46 days ago sciencealert.com geology

Most Earth-Like Planet Yet May Have Been Found Just 40 Light Years Away

34 days ago sciencealert.com space

Scientists have discovered a huge solid mass measuring 600 kilometers (373 miles) long in the innermost core of Mars, which challenges our understanding of the Martian core's composition

45 days ago sciencealert.com astronomy

Vicious Cycle Revealed: How Alcohol Helps Gut Bacteria Attack Your Liver

42 days ago sciencealert.com

After 60 Years, Diabetes Drug Found to Unexpectedly Impact the Brain

30 days ago sciencealert.com brain diabetes

Chemists have joined RNA and amino acids together in the lab – replicating the likely conditions of our newborn planet that may have led to the proliferation of living organisms that crawl all over Earth today.

46 days ago sciencealert.com chemistry earth

Switching Off One Crucial Protein Appears to Reverse Brain Aging in Mice

42 days ago sciencealert.com brain science

Common Pesticide Linked To Widespread Brain Abnormalities In Children

46 days ago sciencealert.com brain

New fossil discoveries reveal the first known ankylosaur had spiky armor never found in any other vertebrate, including 1-meter spikes arrayed around its neck

52 days ago sciencealert.com

Exercise Can Help Fight Breast Cancer, Experiments Show

2 months ago sciencealert.com cancer health

Fossilized teeth from 2.6 million years ago reveal the existence of an ancient human species that's never been found before

2 months ago sciencealert.com anthropology

Rose Scent Increases Brain Gray Matter

48 days ago sciencealert.com brain science

Humans living on the Iberian Peninsula during the late Neolithic period may have eaten their neighbors in one grim and grisly act of social violence, new evidence reveals.

2 months ago sciencealert.com anthropology

Scientists have for the first time filmed the process of human embryo implantation in real time, using a collagen-based matrix in controlled laboratory conditions

2 months ago sciencealert.com health

Image on The Shroud of Turin May Not Belong to a Real Human, According to New 3D Study

2 months ago sciencealert.com 3d anthropology

Reading For Fun Is Plummeting In the US, and Experts Are Concerned

51 days ago sciencealert.com

Pig lung transplanted into a human

53 days ago sciencealert.com

Black holes could be one of the best laboratories for testing the theory of general relativity

2 months ago sciencealert.com astronomy

The ancient crust of Mars is now hidden inside the planet, drifting in giant chunks of rock left over from violent collisions billions of years ago

51 days ago sciencealert.com astronomy

Alzheimer's Breakthrough: Lithium Reverses Memory Loss in Mice

2 months ago sciencealert.com

A new paper suggests gravitational waves – rather than hypothetical particles called inflatons – drove the Universe's early expansion, and the redistribution of matter therein.

2 months ago sciencealert.com astronomy universe

'Ghost Particle' That Smashed Into Earth Breaks Records

2 months ago sciencealert.com earth space

Grains of sediment recovered from the ocean could be evidence of an ancient comet that exploded in Earth's atmosphere 12,800 years ago, hypothetically triggering a rapid cooling event known as the Younger Dryas period

2 months ago sciencealert.com astronomy earth

Huge array of bones from 75,000 years ago found in the Arne Qvam Cave in Norway fill a "significant void in our understanding of biodiversity and the environment during a period of dramatic climate change".

2 months ago sciencealert.com paleontology

New bioplastic produced by bacteria has mechanical properties that rival some metals, glasses, and petroleum-based plastics