Clementina Belli

05/12/2022

With the brightest X-ray glow of a new class of exploding stars, cosmic oddity AT2020mrf boosts evidence of these mysterious blasts’ power source.

26/11/2022

In a small study, a one-day f***l microbiota transplant allowed some peanut-allergic adults to safely eat one to two peanuts several months later.

25/11/2022

A Mars rover, an X-ray telescope and several low-Earth satellites are at risk in response to international sanctions on Russia.

24/11/2022

A bacterial toxin called colibactin awakens dormant viruses embedded in bacterial DNA, but its ecological role is still unknown.

23/11/2022

Bamboo stems provide the spider with ready-made burrows and nests, but the arachnid must rely on other animals or natural forces to gain entry.

20/11/2022

A long-standing internship along with informal mentorship are part of the tradition at Science News.

19/11/2022

During our early history, Science News shared and endorsed ideas that were unscientific and morally wrong.

18/11/2022

Trees are often touted as bulwarks against climate change for their capacity to sequester carbon, but that’s just one part of the story.

17/11/2022

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Carefully controlled breathing allows boa constrictors to pull off their signature move without cutting off their own air supply.

08/11/2022

A closer look at gravitational wave data reveals 10 overlooked mergers, including one between black holes that probably found each other late in life.

07/11/2022

Lionfish overcome speedy prey with persistent pursuit, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. Other slow predatory fish may use the technique too.

06/11/2022

Sensors, pumps and artificial fluid staved off tissue damage in pigs after cardiac arrest. The system may one day preserve organs for transplantation.