We found out why gorillas have such small penises
Male gorillas have the smallest penises of any ape, measuring an average of 1.1 inchesScientists have identified the gene mutation responsible for this adaptation Standing up to 6 feet tall…
Why gorillas have such small penises: Scientists uncover genetic mutation behind apes’ ‘modest’ 1.1in genitalia – and it could explain why some men are infertile
Male gorillas have the smallest penises of any ape, measuring an average of 1.1 inchesScientists have identified the gene mutation responsible for this adaptation By Shivali The best of Mailonline…
Cosmic ray sheds new light on 7,000-year-old ancient Greek settlement
Researchers from the University of Bern have successfully dated a prehistoric farming settlement in northern Greece to between 5328 and 5140 BC using dendrochronology and a significant radiocarbon spike in…
Hundreds of huge stars disappeared from the sky. We may finally know why.
When massive stars die as we understand the universe, they don't go away quietly. When they run out of fuel, they become unstable, rocked by explosions before finally ending their…
Thursday Starlink 6-63 from the Kennedy Space Center
Launch Summary: Scroll down to view live coverage of the Thursday, May 23, liftoff of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on Starlink mission 6-63.Welcome to FLORIDA…
Scientists believe that a giant, invisible planet is hiding in our solar system
Our solar system is a pretty busy place. There are millions of objects moving around – everything from planets to moons, comets and asteroids. And every year we discover more…
The asteroid-bound Psyche spacecraft fired its ion engines and began orbiting in space
NASA mission to the metal-rich an asteroid 16 Psyche fired up its ion thrusters and is now cruising through solar system under the power of solar-electric propulsion.The startup of the…
NASA is defending Artemis’ cost and schedule amid planning for possible changes
WASHINGTON — NASA Administrator Bill Nelson defended the cost and schedule of the agency's efforts to explore the moon Artemis, even as officials hinted at the possibility of changes to…
Throughout the tree of life, “cellular cannibalism” is far more widespread than scientists thought
In addition to competing for resources, living cells actively kill and eat each other. New research into these cell-within-a-cell phenomena shows that they are not limited to cancer cells, but…
The study identifies a highly efficient alternative to conventional ferroelectrics
This article has been reviewed in accordance with the editorial process and policies of Science X. The editors have emphasized the following attributes while ensuring the credibility of the content:…
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