Science

Science

[:es]Can nuclear fallout make it rain?[:]

[:es]Radioactive fallout is rarely a good thing. But new research suggests charged particles emitted from Cold War–era nuclear tests may have boosted rainfall thousands of kilometers away from the testing […]
Science

[:es]New solar panels suck water from air to cool themselves down[:]

[:es]Like humans, solar panels don’t work well when overheated. Now, researchers have found a way to make them “sweat”—allowing them to cool themselves and increase their power output.[:]
Science

[:es]Ancient DNA reveals staying power of early people of the Andes[:]

[:es]Some of the world’s more famous and closely examined archaeological sites pepper the hillsides of the Central Andes, documenting an invention of farming and the rise and fall of powerful […]
Science

[:es]Ants store long- and short-term memories on different sides of their brains[:]

[:es]The left and right sides of our brains store different kinds of memories: The left side specializes in verbal information, for example, while the right side specializes in visual information. […]
Science

[:es]Three men were buried in Mexico 500 years ago. DNA and bones reveal their stories of enslavement[:]

[:es]In the late 1980s, workers excavating a new subway line in downtown Mexico City stumbled upon a long-lost cemetery. Documents showed it had once been connected to a colonial hospital […]
Science

[:es]Deadly virus turns honey bees into Trojan horses[:]

[:es]Social distancing is nothing new to honey bees. When a colony is infected with the deadly Israeli acute paralysis virus (IAPV), bees are less likely to touch or feed their […]
Science

[:es]The Neanderthal DNA you carry may have surprisingly little impact on your looks, moods[:]

[:es]If you think you got your freckles, red hair, or even narcolepsy from a Neanderthal in your family tree, think again. People around the world do carry traces of Neanderthals […]
Science

[:es]How does coronavirus kill? [:]

[:es]Clinicians trace a ferocious rampage through the body, from brain to toes[:]
Science

[:es]Shrewd water use helped South America’s first empire thrive. So why did a drought destroy it?[:]

[:es]When Wari colonists arrived in the Moquegua Valley of southern Peru some 1400 years ago, people already living there were likely nervous. The Wari state, with its capital city of […]