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Archaeologists discover evidence that Neanderthals may have performed precise dental procedures on themselves, challenging assumptions about their cognitive abilities.

Ancient Neanderthals drilled infected teeth to relieve pain, marking the earliest known dental treatment ever discovered by archaeologists in Siberia.

James Webb Space Telescope discovers ultra-faint LAP1-B galaxy, the most chemically primitive ever observed, using gravitational lensing.

Theoretical cosmologist Chanda Prescod-Weinstein explores the intersection of physics, poetry, and culture in her latest pop-science book.

NASA's decades of microgravity research are finally enabling commercial space-based drug manufacturing. Learn how orbital facilities could revolutionize pharmaceutical production.

Archaeologists excavate a Dutch church searching for the remains of Count d'Artagnan, the legendary figure immortalized in Dumas's classic novel.

Discover how spring transforms Fairbanks, Alaska in just 24-48 hours. Learn about the dramatic 'greenup' phenomenon that amazes residents and scientists.

Discover the dedicated Forestry Commission professionals protecting woodlands through plant health expertise and disease prevention strategies.

NASA's Curiosity rover encountered an unprecedented drilling challenge on Mars. Discover how engineers solved this critical problem in real time.

Explore gender differences in climate anxiety. From petro-masculinity to electric vehicles, discover why men disengage from climate action.