The Large Hadron Collider is settling in for a long and well-deserved nap.  https://t.co/xA6ANeM3Sz

Arctic environments have changed more than most. Polar regions are warming much faster than other parts of the world. And the warmth welcomes intrepid beavers. #longreads https://t.co/nBOCDk8CJY

"This is material that’s been around since the beginning of the solar system." https://t.co/GwbJqDtB7Q

Typically, queen bees lay eggs and workers nurse them. Some rebels have a different idea.  https://t.co/nzdlhiiiTR

Rats missing their uterus suffered in spatial memory tests. https://t.co/cgZXR22mua

Tiny hairs at the end of a barb on the sharpshooter’s rear end increase its flinging power. https://t.co/8M8KoTfbMM https://t.co/G7xFO7DVJR

The largest black hole involved in these collisions was 50 times the mass of the sun.
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An estimated 1.5 million women suffer from infertility because their uterus is missing, abnormal or damaged. https://t.co/sSHrcqU2cC

The largest black hole involved in these collisions was 50 times the mass of the sun. https://t.co/lNtS4LAQNG

For clues to figure out Parkinson’s, scientists are looking in the gut. #longreads https://t.co/2MHNmYJxe6

The metamaterial is made of a network of tubes filled with fluid that becomes more viscous in a magnetic field. https://t.co/I1CcH18njq

The pigs were engineered to produce a human version of two proteins. https://t.co/oKwyg3cvKm

For years, some physicists have rowed against the tide, controversially claiming that they’ve found the universe’s elusive dark matter. A new experiment may be “one more nail in the coffin.” https://t.co/KX4YV7m0a4

Pea aphids have their own ride-hailing problems. https://t.co/AtbMnwmd5q

Need a holiday gift for the science lover in your life? Look no further. https://t.co/iY2DE5X6Fp

A long-dead Scandinavian woman has yielded bacterial DNA showing that she contracted the oldest known case of the plague in humans. https://t.co/1PfZKzT46i

Add water aerobics to the list of the gecko’s athletic accomplishments. https://t.co/DJycyH1Ata

In the Great Dying, as many as 90 percent of all marine species and 70 percent of terrestrial vertebrate species died off. Massive volcanic eruptions were almost certainly the trigger. https://t.co/3XeWl5cSKc

The projected 2.7 percent rise in the release of CO₂ will stymie efforts to curb warming. https://t.co/6lRtBP8ZE0

Beaver dams create ponds in the Arctic ecosystems — “oases on the tundra.” #longreads https://t.co/3dHxMsPPDh