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...scientists think covered its surface soon after it formed. Either way, the findings published online Wednesday by the journal Nature could send lunar scientists back to the drawing board to reconsider the moon's evolution. The moon is thought...
...Rutgers University and Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, appear in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature.The stone tools, known collectively as Acheulian tools, are believed to be the handiwork of the human ancestor...
...Permafrost Carbon Research Network met this summer and jointly wrote up their findings, which were published in the journal Nature on Wednesday."The survey provides an important warning that global climate warming is likely to be worse than...
...than 1,000 feet below the Arctic Ocean floor, is contained in three studies published in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature. Scientists say the findings are both a glimpse backward at a region heated by naturally produced greenhouse gases...
...nothing can travel faster than the speed of light' is wrong.'' The results were published in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature. ``This is a breakthrough in the sense that people have thought that was impossible,'' said Raymond Chiao...
...collect and date more fossils, Marincovich and a Russian co-author published their findings in the January issue of the journal Nature. They presented convincing evidence that the Bering Strait opened 1 million to 2 million years earlier than previously...
...nothing can travel faster than the speed of light' is wrong.'' The results were published in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature. The achievement has no practical application right now, but experiments like this have generated considerable...
...of emotional states but produces results similar to actual panics, the researchers said in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature. "We think it works particularly well in panic situations because people don't think about what they should do...
...concentration in the lake sediment more than sevenfold in some cases, researchers conclude in Thursday's issue of the journal Nature. It's not clear whether the pollution is affecting the wildlife in the lakes by weakening their disease resistance...
...streams and lakes by returning sockeye. Researchers from the University of Ottawa this summer published the article in the journal Nature that set off alarms about PCBs transported to Alaska in sockeye. The state Division of Public Health has been working...