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Quantum computing advance locates neutral atoms

New Milky Way Map Reveals Stars in Our Galaxy Move Far from Home

From twitching lizards to noisy frogs, adaptation is often survival of the weird

Clump of a star's gas, catapulting into space at 40 million miles per hour, appears to be picking up speed

Some Vaccines Support Evolution of More-Virulent Viruses

Increasing prevalence of autism is due, in part, to changing diagnoses

2D materials researchers aim 'beyond graphene': In the realm of 2D materials, weirdness works

How the Mammoth Got its Wool: Genetic changes are identified that helped the woolly mammoth survive in the Arctic

Black hole, quiet since 1989, now caught burping a rare X-ray flare

Lord of the Rings: Astronomers Pinpoint the Location of a Mysterious Neutron Star with Superlative Rings of X-ray Light

A First: Exoplanet smaller than Earth gets its size and mass measured

Disabling infection-fighting immune response speeds up wound healing in diabetes