Neanderthal's Brain Development Created a Divergent Evolutionary Path & 4 new articles:
Monster black holes in the early universe could have formed deep within giant star-like objects. The most detailed models yet of this scenario could help explain how black holes with a mass of a billion or more suns were created...  |
As the MESSENGER spacecraft, launched Messenger on its 5 billion-mile mission in 2004, begins its science operations above the surface of Mercury, NASA instruments are gearing up to help unveil the planet's mysteries. Mercury has always been a bit of...  |
The image at bottom of page shows the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer-2 ("AMS-02") canister being rotated to the vertical position ready for the final lift to the launch pad, scheduled for today, Monday, the 21st of March. Sam Ting Principal Investigator...  |
Observations by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter revealed light-colored mounds of a mineral deposited on a volcanic cone more than three billion years ago that may preserve evidence of one of the most the silica mounds on the flanks of a...  |
Brains of newborn human babies and Neanderthals, who became extinct about 28,000 years ago, were about the same size and appear almost identical at first. But after birth and particularly during the first year of life the differences in development... Provided by The Daily Galaxy   |
