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The author is back for The Wicked and the Warped, where two long-time necrons must team up against Chaos corruption.
A shrunken, gravity-defying “screw” could move molecules at tiny scales, with implications for biotech tools and lab automation.
A new Nature study estimates how mountain travel would have depleted pachyderms, horses, and soldiers.
A Nature staff briefing revisits the adult-cell cloning breakthrough and what it taught scientists about faster iteration.
Nature staff revisit the mammal cloning milestone and a separate breakthrough: direct observation of new ocean-floor crust forming.
A quantum “mini universe” shows time can be a byproduct of internal change, not an external metronome.
Eight straight days above 34C in the UK, breaking last year's best run, with next week heat likely to keep pressure rising.
Follow Anil Menon, Pyotr Dubrov, and Anna Kikina from liftoff to Prichal docking, hatches open on NASA+.
Her July 2021 Blue Origin flight closed a 60-year gap in aviation history while exposing how long access can lag behind proof.
A 15-year Amazon study ties the resurgence to the forest edge, not just health-program coverage.
A lab model suggests worlds with permanent day and night could still keep key regions temperate enough for biology.
A 900-year-old silver coin near Utstein Monastery was worn as jewelry, then revealed a griffin and rare cross motif.
