Week of November 2, 2020 Archives

RealClearScience Morning Edition

Monday, November 2
Study Puts Denisovans on Roof of the World
Lauren Fuge, Cosmos
United Kingdom Lights Up Its Unusual Fusion Reactor
Daniel Clery, Science
'Time Cells' Help Brain Relive Vivid Memories
Jon Hamilton, NPR
Fine-Tuning Treatments for COVID-19
Henry Miller, ACSH
ALICE's Dark Side
Maximiliano Puccio, CERN Courier
Fossil Reveals Fanged Marine Reptile With 'Floatation Device'
Jeff Spry, SYFY
How Salt Caverns Could Trigger a Hydrogen Energy Boom
Tim Hornyak, CNBC
DNA Shows Ancient Humans and Dogs Migrated Together
Lisa Winter, The Scientist
Extreme Life Thrived in Hot Asteroid Pit After Dino Extinction
George Dvorsky, Giz
Male Fin Whales Surprise Scientists by Swapping Songs
Sarah Yardley, Frontiers
After 20 Years, the ISS Flies Into an Uncertain Future
Eric Berger, Ars Technica
Tuesday, November 3
Were These Nails Used to Crucify Jesus?
Tom Metcalfe, Live Science
Knifefish Suck So Hard They Can Make Water 'Boil'
Ross Pomeroy, RealClearScience
How Did Earth Get Its Water? Mercury Might Have the Answer
Paul Sutter, U-Today
ARPA–E Can't Reach the Promised Land Alone
David Kramer, Physics Today
Trump Order Spreads Fear Among Government Scientists
N. Subbaraman, Nature
NASA Objects to Proposed Megaconstellation
Eric Berger, Ars Technica
As If the Platypus Couldn't Get Any Weirder
George Dvorsky, Gizmodo
'Deaths of Despair' Are Rising. It's Time to Define Despair
Bruce Bower, SciNews
Some Vaccines Protect Against More than Their Targets
Shawna Williams, The Sci
Doctors are Not Financially Benefitting From COVID Deaths
Chuck Dinerstein, ACSH
Why Black Holes Are the Scariest Things in the Universe
Chris Impey, The Conv
On What Atheists Say There Is
M. Anthony Mills, Society of Catholic Scientists
Wednesday, November 4
Tallying Up the Added Costs of Renewables
John Timmer, Ars Technica
Did Neanderthals Go to War With Homo Sapiens?
Nick Longrich, The Conversation
Microscopic Star Trek Voyager Can Move on Its Own
Ian Carlos Campbell, The Verge
The Current Outbreak in the U.S. Needs Some Context
Alex B. Berezow, ACSH
Debate Erupts Over How 'Forbidden' Black Holes Grow
Adam Mann, Quanta
Did a Black Hole Give Birth to Our Universe?
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
How Humans Domesticated Themselves
Bret Stetka, NPR
Behold the Largest Congregation of Bald Eagles in the U.S.
Jenna Kunze, Sonian
'Phallacy' Deflates Myths About Animal Penises
Bethany Brookshire, ScienceNews
Will a Long-Shot U.S. Company Make the Best Vaccine?
Meredith Wadman, Science
How Scientists Keep Shipwrecks From Crumbling Into Dust
Sara K. Watson, PopSci
Scientists Hail Earwax Test for Checking Stress Hormone Levels
The Guardian
Thursday, November 5
We Finally Know What Has Been Making Fast Radio Bursts
John Timmer, Ars Tech
Five Strange Facts About Dreams
Emma Young, Research Digest
Are We Getting a Handle on Treating COVID-19?
Chuck Dinerstein, ACSH
'Mind Over Matter' Is Real, But It Won't Take You all the Way
Kendall George, Conv
Tiny Ancient Sea Monster Lurked in Shallow Waters
Aayushi Pratap, ScienceNews
How the Gut Protects the Brain
Deborah Devis, Cosmos Magazine
Using Pokémon to Detect Scientific Misinformation
Matan Shelomi, The Scientist
Another Planet in the Early Solar System Escaped
Victor Tangermann, Futurism
Scientists Reconstructed a Dinosaur's Pea-Sized Brain
Theresa Machemer, Sonian
Are Infections Seeding Some Cases of Alzheimer's?
Alison Abbott, Nature News
Dorset Mega Henge the 'Last Hurrah' of Stone Age Builders?
Steven Morris, Guard
Disorder Persists in Larger Graphs, New Math Proof Finds
Kevin Hartnett, Quanta
Friday, November 6
The Problem With Honey Bees
Alison McAfee, Scientific American
Svalbard’s Mysterious Disappearing Shipwrecks
Matthew Halliday, Hakai
The Technologies That Could Transform Aging
Frank Swain, BBC Future
Ancient Burial Contains Child With No Arms or Legs
Laura Geggel, Live Science
The Hidden Public Health Hazard of Rapid COVID Tests
Joia Crear-Perry, Stat
No, the Black Hole Information Paradox Hasn’t Been Solved
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
The Controversial Cells That Saved 10 Million Lives
Zaria Gorvett, BBC Future
China Set to Retrieve First Moon Rocks in 40 Years
Smriti Mallapaty, Nature News
Texas Satellite Company Defends Itself Against NASA Criticism
Eric Berger, Ars
Is a New Coronavirus Strain Circulating in Farmed Minks?
Graham Lawton, NewSci
Fluffy Pterosaurs Reignite Debate Over Feather Origins
Zixiao & McNamara, Conv
How Dinosaurs Crossed Oceans
Science 2.0
Sunday, November 8
Why We Will Never Eradicate the Coronavirus
Alex Berezow, ACSH
Many Popular Surgeries Are Ineffective
Ross Pomeroy, RealClearScience
Swine Flu in Canada: What You Need to Know
John Drake, Forbes
Wombats' Have Crushing, Armored Bums
Matilda Boseley, The Guardian
How the Brain Predicts Outcomes
Steven Novella, Neurologica
Did the Polls Fail Again? It's Complicated.
Michael Schulson, Undark
How Sides of the Brain Adapt if They Can't Talk to Each Other
Clare Watson, SAlert
The Mysteries and Complexities of Chronic Itch
Katherine Harmon Courage, Knowable
Fix to Food Climate Problem Doesn't Require Veganism
Seth Borenstein, AP
Virtual Particles Do Not Exist
Pravit Shetty, Medium
Chemistry Shines a Light on Wine Fraud
Cosmos Magazine
Eocide: Should Killing Nature Be a Crime?
Sophie Yeo, BBC Future
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