The shiny, velvety chocolate that hits your fingers and melts in your mouth is the bomber’s dream. But making cocoa sweets with this optimal texture…
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A 50-page codex of colorful and complex pictograms dating from the early 16th century includes the most complete written chronologies and one of the oldest…
Brain cell groups cultured from the stem cells of two people with neurological syndrome show signs of the disorder. The results, published Aug. 23 in…
For the first time, astronomers captured solid evidence of a rare double cosmic cannibalism: a star swallowing a compact object such as a black hole…
Like a soft ice cream, the bundles of atoms and molecules now come with a whirlwind. Scientists already knew how to plant light beams or…
It directs a black light to some Vietnamese forests at night and can shine green bulbs on the trees. These haunting lanterns are the nests…
A new study found that Arabia, known today for its desert landscape, served as a "green tourniquet" for members of the Stone Age human race…
Much of the Amazon’s biodiversity is under fire, literally. In the past two decades, deforestation and forest fires have invaded the ranks of thousands of…
In December, my husband, our 5 year old daughter and I tested positive on COVID-19. Life, already far-fetched, shook. Smell, taste, breath: were they normal?…
While coronavirus continues to increase across the United States, hospitals are once again filling up with patients with COVID-19. And the vast majority of those…