The New York Times

[:eu]Deep in the Amazon, the rain forest once covered ancient secrets. Spread across hundreds of thousands of acres are massive, geometric earthworks. The carvings stretch out in circles and squares […]

[:eu]An ancient species that once roamed grasslands with woolly mammoths is dying in great numbers in Mongolia, with harmful factors piling up.[:]

[:eu]It’s true that geologists have found something strange under the island of Mauritius. They’re calling it “Mauritia.” But it’s not a continent like Africa, for example. As Lewis D. Ashwal, […]

[:eu]After their first molt, black lace-weaver spiderlings are too large for their mother to care for, though they are in dire need of additional food. In a sacrificial act of […]

[:eu]Genes inherited from Neanderthals may have made some modern humans heartier, but also more prone to depression and other diseases.[:]

[:eu]Astronomers have arrived at what they believe to be the most accurate measure yet of the mass of the Milky Way: about 4.8 x 1011 times the mass of the […]

[:eu]Scientists reported on Monday that by using a new technique on exceedingly rare fossils of unhatched dinosaur embryos, they determined that those embryos took twice as long to hatch as […]

[:eu]The Pan-Starrs telescope on the island of Maui released an astronomical survey that includes two petabytes of data, roughly equivalent to a billion selfies.[:]

[:eu]Vera Rubin, who transformed modern physics and astronomy with her observations showing that galaxies and stars are immersed in the gravitational grip of vast clouds of dark matter, died on […]