A laser microscope made two nearly invisible fossils in one piece of amber legible enough to redraw a family tree.
A rock can spare a sea otter the dental cost of opening dinner.
The gel works like a two-part trap: salt attracts vapor, then a swelling polymer keeps the captured water from pooling away.
Before satellites could tell a receiver where it stood, Gladys West helped mathematics describe the uneven planet beneath them.
Great frigatebirds can put one half of the brain to sleep while the other half keeps an eye on the turn.
Please enter ID of wordpress post.