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Human-driven climate change sent Pacific Northwest temperatures soaring Jul 07 2021 7:28 PM As scientists dissect what pushed temperatures up to 5 degrees Celsius above previous records, they may have to revamp how to predict heat waves. READ MORE   Souped-up supernovas may produce much of the universe's heavy elements Jul 07 2021 12:10 PM An old star that formed from an explosive event called a magnetorotational hypernova is revealing where elements like uranium and silver might be forged. READ MORE   A tweaked yeast can make ethanol from cornstalks and a harvest's other leftovers Jul 07 2021 9:00 AM By genetically modifying baker's yeast, scientists figured out how to get almost as much ethanol from cornstalks as kernels. READ MORE         Science News is a nonprofit. We depend on our readers to support our journalism. You can help by subscribing for as little as $25. SUBSCRIBE NOW How antibodies may cause rare blood clots after some COVID-19 vaccines Jul 07 2021 5:00 AM Vaccine-induced antibodies attach to a specific spot on a protein involved in clot formation, a study suggests. READ MORE   A shadowy birthplace may explain Jupiter's strange chemistry Jul 06 2021 11:00 AM Dust that blocked sunlight caused the giant planet to form in a deep freeze, a new study suggests. READ MORE   How Hans Berger's quest for telepathy spurred modern brain science Jul 06 2021 8:00 AM In the 1920s, psychiatrist Hans Berger invented EEG and discovered brain waves — though not long-range signals. READ MORE   More Recent Headlines How wielding lamps and torches shed new light on Stone Age cave art Jul 06 2021 6:00 AM Experiments with stone lamps and juniper branch torches are helping scientists see 12,500-year-old cave art with fresh eyes. READ MORE   A WWII submarine-hunting device helped prove the theory of plate tectonics Jul 02 2021 8:00 AM With a boost from World War II, the fluxgate magnetometer became a portable and invaluable tool. READ MORE   What experts know so far about the delta variant Jul 02 2021 6:00 AM The variant, which first emerged in India, is outcompeting other highly transmissible forms of the coronavirus as it spreads around the world. READ MORE   Scientists spotted an electron-capture supernova for the first time Jul 01 2021 1:50 PM A flare that appeared in the sky in 2018 was an electron-capture supernova, a blast that can occur in stars too small to go off the usual way. READ MORE   Focusing on Asian giant hornets distorts the view of invasive species Jul 01 2021 9:46 AM 2021's first "murder hornet" is yet another arrival. This is the not-so-new normal. READ MORE   Invisible bursts of electricity from volcanoes signal explosive eruptions Jul 01 2021 6:00 AM Mysterious "vent discharges" could help warn of impending explosions, a study of Japan's Sakurajima volcano shows. READ MORE   Fossilized dung from a dinosaur ancestor yields a new beetle species Jun 30 2021 11:14 AM Whole beetles preserved in fossilized poo suggest that ancient droppings may deserve a closer look. READ MORE   A malaria vaccine with live parasites shows promise in a small trial Jun 30 2021 11:00 AM After taking anti-malarial drugs after each vaccine dose to clear the parasite from the body, volunteers appeared well-protected from infection. READ MORE   This moon-sized white dwarf is the smallest ever found Jun 30 2021 11:00 AM A newfound white dwarf is the smallest and perhaps the most massive known, and spins around once every seven minutes. READ MORE   An atomic clock that could revolutionize space travel just passed its first test Jun 30 2021 11:00 AM The most precise clock ever sent to space successfully operated in Earth's orbit for over a year. READ MORE   This email was sent by: Society for Science 1719 N Street NW Washington, DC, 20036, US Update Profile   •   Manage Subscriptions   •   Unsubscribe  •   Privacy Policy Scientist Pankaj Today in Science: The staggering success of vaccines ... The Counterintuitive Power of Randomness " Sometimes an idea's time arrives. In the late 1940s, the idea that randomness can be a powerful tool arrived in New Jer... What Makes 4D Weirder Than All Other Dimensions? "In dimension 4, everything goes a bit crazy." ... Today in Science: Voyager 1 is back! ... 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