Biology
How Much of a Living Thing Can We Read From Its Genes? The 2026 Edition
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Devonian】Coelacanth – The “Extinct” Fish That Comoros Fishermen Caught Every Year
2026.10.14
Prehistoric Life
Science & Space
Hitting an Asteroid Head-On Beats Chasing It: A Light-Bending Solar Sail That Swings Around the Sun Could Strike at 100 Kilometers Per Second
2026.10.14
Science & Space
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Devonian】Jaekelopterus – The “Largest Arthropod Ever” Was Sized From a Single Claw
2026.10.13
Prehistoric Life
Science & Space
The Bright Blobs in a Black Hole Jet Were Not Shock Waves: 27 Years of Observations Turned Into One Video Reveal How Fast the Plasma in Blazar 3C 345 Flows
2026.10.13
Science & Space
Biology
The Truth About “Gold-Making” Bacteria: They’re Detoxifying, and the Microbes Working in Mines Are Different Ones
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Devonian】Dunkleosteus – Why the “10-Meter” Armored Fish Shrank to Three or Four
2026.10.12
Prehistoric Life
Science & Space
One Twin Star Has 1.6 Times More Beryllium. An Element Stars Cannot Make Became the Evidence of a Swallowed Planet
2026.10.12
Science & Space
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Jurassic】Brachiosaurus – Its Namer Called It a Land Animal, Yet It Spent Half a Century Sunk in Lakes
2026.10.11
Prehistoric Life
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Devonian】Tiktaalik – The Fish Found by Working Out Where It Had to Be
2026.10.11
Prehistoric Life
Science & Space
The Neutrino Laser Cannot Be Built. The Nobel Laureate Who Made the Atoms Line Up Closed the Proposal in Two Papers
2026.10.11
Science & Space
Technology
Learning Music Composition from Zero: A Roadmap from Your First Song to Professional Work
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Silurian】Cooksonia – The Name of the “First Land Plant” Does Not Refer to a Single Plant
2026.10.10
Prehistoric Life
AI
An AI That Imagines Its Futures Before Moving Learned to Dock With the ISS. It Reached Ports It Had Never Seen and Never Once Fled
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Devonian】Prototaxites – The 8-Meter Column That Was Neither Tree, Seaweed nor Mushroom
2026.10.09
Prehistoric Life
Biology
Three Wild Dogs Walked 4,126 km Across Zambia and Came Within 1.6 km of Females From Another Ecosystem. The Packs Never Merged
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Silurian】Pneumodesmus – Whether It Is the Oldest Air-Breathing Animal Still Depends on the Age of the Rock
2026.10.08
Prehistoric Life
Biology
Why Some Birds Sound Beautiful: Pitch, Quietness, and Narrow Range Explained Nearly Half of It in a Test of 123 Species
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Silurian】Birkenia – A Small Fish Drawn Upside Down for Twenty-Five Years After It Was Named
2026.10.07
Prehistoric Life
Technology
Before Adding Battery, Count Where the Electricity Turns Into Heat: The Four-Legged Robot That Finished a Marathon on One Charge
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Silurian】Baragwanathia – A Plant So Advanced Its Age Was Doubted for Over Half a Century
2026.10.06
Prehistoric Life
Earth Science
Redrawing 23 Years of Gravity-Satellite Data at 5 to 10 Times the Resolution Shows Groundwater Depletion Is 45% Worse Than Estimated
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Silurian】Guiyu – The Oldest Complete Bony Fish Had Spines on Its Fins and Armor on Its Hips
2026.10.05
Prehistoric Life
Science & Space
Even a Moon-Shattering Collision Can’t Create an Ocean: Big Icy Moons Keep Theirs, Small Ones Lose Theirs
2026.10.05
Science & Space
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Cretaceous】Parasaurolophus – The Dinosaur Whose Crest Was a Wind Instrument, Its Call Rebuilt from CT Scans
2026.10.04
Prehistoric Life
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Devonian】Pterygotus – The Giant Sea Scorpion Named as a “Winged Fish”
2026.10.04
Prehistoric Life
Health & Medicine
A Wound-Healing Protein Was Making the Brain’s Blood Vessels Leak
2026.10.04
Health & Medicine
Prehistoric Life
【Life of the Silurian】Halysites – Found During a Student’s Thesis Fieldwork, the First Evidence of Japan’s Silurian
2026.10.03
Prehistoric Life
Technology
A Palm-Sized Robot Hops and Swims on the Snap of a Twisted Wire
Biology
Tiny Amphipods Were Found Clinging to Giant Sea Spiders 3,000 Meters Down