Is the Past (and Future) There When Nobody Looks?
Researchers investigate the limits that Wigner's friend's thought experiment imposes on an observer's ability to predict their own future observations
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New Ancient Shark Discovered
This rare fossil find comes from the Kimmeridge Clay Formation in England, a series of sedimentary rocks formed in a shallow, tropical-subtropical sea during the Upper Jurassic
Does a Sweet Taste Reduce Appetite?
The sweet taste of sugar, energy intake, and the regulatory process of hunger and satiety
Microbial Space Travel on a Molecular Scale
How extremophilic bacteria survive in space for one year
A Meteorite-Loving Microorganism
Archaeon can crunch meteorite and feed on it
2,000 Atoms in Two Places at Once
A new record of quantum superposition
How Do Atoms Vibrate in Graphene Nanostructures?
Innovative new electron spectroscopy technique pushes the limits of nanospectroscopy for materials design
The Unique Tooth Structure of the Great White Shark Gives New Insights into Its Origin
Researchers trace back the origin of this group to a small benthic shark from the Middle Jurassic
To Tool or Not to Tool?
Tool-use in animals is a rare and often quickly rated as intelligent due to its striking nature
Nanomaterials: How to Separate Linear and Ring-Shaped Molecules
Physicists have developed a reliable strategy to separate chemically identical macromolecules that differ only in their shape