Nautilus

[:eu]There’s more than one way to build a universe suitable for life.[:]

[:eu]The responsibilities and challenges of programmed luck.[:]

[:eu]It’s not the immensity or inscrutability, but that it reduces physical law to happenstance.[:]

[:eu]A short genetic history of one of the most profound dimensions of human identity.[:]

[:eu]Almost overnight Longcore went from obscurity to the scientific center of an amphibian apocalypse.[:]

[:eu]Advances in the field of astrobiology may one day allow us to test evolutionary theory on empirical grounds. Any evidence of life elsewhere in the universe will help us understand whether the mechanisms of evolution extend beyond our planet to the cosmos.[:]

[:eu]The real genius in the Nobel Prize-winning discovery is not who you think it is.[:]

[:eu]As science blurs the real and unreal, we are learning to distinguish them in new ways.[:]

[:es]Making up names and CVs is one of the latest tricks to game scientific metrics. [:]