The second space rock seen visiting our solar system from another star is proving just how bizarre the first known interstellar object, ‘Oumuamua, really was.

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"...the three [2019] laureates transformed development economics from a field that was stagnant and unattractive for young talent into one of the most vibrant areas of economics today." https://t.co/FLZDFCM8t1

The idea of axions is “a very mathematical concept, in a sense, but it still exists in reality.” https://t.co/hiyIQGc3BB

Mounds of sand dug out by nest-digging birds are microhabitats where seeds can germinate.
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Heavy snows in Greenland left sanderlings with next to nowhere to nest in the summer of 2018.
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Scientists captured humpback whales using their flippers and bubble 'nets' to hunt. And it might not be a fluke.
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1 in 9 men in the United States will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in his life.
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There were no obvious differences in appearance between the chimpanzee organoids and the human organoids. But there was a big difference in pacing. https://t.co/jgRWdig9ij

Chemical analyses of fossil sauropod teeth previously suggested that, despite their massive bodies, the animals maintained body temperatures similar to those of modern mammals. https://t.co/3ZYXZr9K5E

Snail fever, or schistosomiasis, is caused by several species of freshwater parasitic worm that penetrate human skin to enter the bloodstream.
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There’s not much to a choanoflagellate. But a new species of these single-celled organisms, animals’ closest evolutionary relatives, could provide crucial clues to a fundamental question in biology.
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Clive Wynne makes a compelling case that dogs do more than just obey us—they love us.
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Unlike earthquakes, which are triggered by subsurface shifting within the solid Earth, the driving force behind these seismic signals are ocean waves. https://t.co/1visAvyFIx

We’ve had moonquakes and Marsquakes. Now there are stormquakes.
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Two new books offer different takes on our bond with dogs.
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Watch as a group of single celled organisms called choanoflagellates band together and “flip out.”
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Snail fever, or schistosomiasis, affects over 200 million people worldwide.
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Blood vessels kept dinosaurs from becoming hot-headed. https://t.co/3ZYXZr9K5E

At the same point in time, chimpanzee neurons were more mature than human neurons. https://t.co/jgRWdixK9R

Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer, after skin cancer, in American men.
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