Scientific American
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[:es]What Does Quantum Theory Actually Tell Us about Reality?[:]
Nearly a century after its founding, physicists and philosophers still don’t know—but they’re working on it
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[:es]Black Hole Pretenders Could Really Be Bizarre Quantum Stars[:]
New research reveals a possible mechanism allowing “black stars” and “gravastars” to exist
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[:es]Nobelists, Students and Journalists Grapple With the Anti-Science Movement[:]
The annual Nobel Laureates Meeting in an ancient German city takes on an extremely timely problem
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[:eu]A Cosmic Controversy[:]
Scientific American article about the theory of inflation prompted a reply from a group of 33 physicists, along with a response from the article’s authors
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[:eu]Cross-Cultural Evidence for the Genetics of Homosexuality[:]
Mexico’s third gender sheds light on the biological correlates of sexual orientation
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[:eu]The Real Reasons Autism Rates Are Up in the U.S.[:]
The prevalence of autism in the United States has risen steadily since researchers first began tracking it in 2000. The rise in the rate has sparked fears of an autism […]
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[:eu]Gone in 2016: 10 Notable Women in Science and Technology[:]
These scientists made important contributions to physics, biology, astronomy and more
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[:eu]Plumes Spotted on Europa Suggest Easy Access to Water[:]
Water vapor erupting from this Jovian moon could offer new pathways for exploring its subsurface ocean
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[:eu]El ADN neandertal contribuye a las diferencias étnicas actuales en la respuesta inmunitaria[:]
Dos estudios parecen explicar por qué las personas de ascendencia africana responden mejor ante las infecciones pero también son más propensas a las enfermedades autoinmunitarias.