The New York Times

[:es]They’ve changed remarkably over millions of years, and at one point may even have been warmblooded.[:]

[:es]For Elisabetta Matsumoto, knot theory is knit theory.[:]

[:es]It’s a common trope in science fiction, but hives in nature are not dependent on any central node for their function. [:]

[:es]RT America, a network known for sowing disinformation, has a new alarm: the coming ‘5G Apocalypse.’ [:]

[:es]Using a quantum computer, physicists successfully reversed time for an artificial atom. You can even try it at home.[:]

[:es]Two amateur sleuths have uncovered a collection of mysterious rock carvings on the Indian coastal plain south of Mumbai. [:]

[:es]Studying the historical data stored in centuries-old trees is a burgeoning field, with labs around the world learning more about historical patterns of weather and climate and the effects on […]

[:es]Studying radon’s role in the electrification of plumes above volcanoes could help people anticipate the damage resulting from eruptions[:]

[:es]A century ago, British scientists suggested a link between increased hygiene and allergic conditions — the first hint that our immune systems are becoming improperly “trained.”[:]