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Science Magazine : 2018February22Thursday

This Roman 'gate to hell' killed its victims with a cloud of deadly carbon dioxide

Half of Canada's government scientists still feel muzzled

Most ankylosaurs were fossilized belly up. Now, scientists think they know why

Science gets modest reprieve in Trump budget

Don't panic: The chance of this space-traveling sports car hitting Earth is just 6% in the next million years

Genes of 'extinct' Caribbean islanders found in living people

No, Time magazine, marriage is NOT a science - it's a mindset

Strong tides may have pushed ancient fish to evolve limbs

Paints, pesticides, and other consumer products now add as much to air pollution as cars

Genome editor CRISPR's latest trick? Offering a sharper snapshot of activity inside the cell

Science Daily : 2018February22Thursday

Fur real: Scientists improve computer rendering of animal fur

Watching too much television could cause fatal blood clots

How the brain tells our limbs apart

Distinguishing males from females among king penguins

Did humans speak through cave art? Ancient drawings and language's origins

Ancient-DNA researchers surpass the 1000-genome milestone

New interaction mechanism of proteins discovered

Innuendo and pointing suspicion in news coverage can fuel conspiracy theories

Minimising risks of transplants

Bacteria produce more substances than hitherto assumed

Discover Top Stories : 2018February22Thursday

Discover kayaking trail, secluded beach at St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park | Laurie's Stories

Snapchat Adds GIF Stickers From Giphy, Introduces Stories and Discover Tabs

Why Google Stories will save, not screw, Snapchat Discover

New Snapchat feature tries to improve Discover page, with users still upset about controversial redesign

Snap's Redesign Faces Backlash From Loyalists

Healthcare Leaders Discover The Contagious Power Of Story To Fight The Flu

The Civil Rights Movement—discover advocates of then and today

Discover your inner James Bond in starchitect-designed spy museum

How to view Snapchat stories after the new update? All you need to know

Snapchat's makeover arrives: App rolls out redesign that separates 'Friends' and 'Discover' pages to create a more ...

CNN Science: 2018February22Thursday

Natalie Portman leads cerebral sci-fi journey in 'Annihilation'

Political scientists rank Trump last, Lincoln first in presidential greatness survey

Could these students provide the science breakthroughs of the future?

Blood and urine test for autism could enable earlier diagnosis, scientists say

CNN host lectures on state of democracy and importance of free press

Around 80 schoolgirls rescued after suspected Boko Haram school attack

The mass shooting conspiracy theories that just won't go away (and why they should)

UAE seeks 'brilliant minds' for latest space project

Florida man imprisoned for more than 20 years: 'I did not harm my son'

Immaculate Conception: Centuries-Old Theological Rift Shows Up on CNN

BBC Science: 2018February22Thursday

SpaceX launches broadband pathfinders

Ancient Britons 'replaced' by newcomers

Tasmanian tiger 'joeys' revealed in 3D

Autism: Scientists take 'first steps' towards biological test

'Loneliest tree' records human epoch

Probe provides rapid lung investigation

Theresa May holding crunch Brexit cabinet at Chequers

Facebook to seek verification by post for election ads

Origins of land plants pushed back in time

New scanning technique reveals secrets behind great paintings

Europe Science: 2018February22Thursday

Thanks, anti-vaxxers: Measles is on the rise in Europe

European Research Area should emerge post-Brexit, scientists say

Europe's cities face more extreme weather than previously thought

Prehistoric Europe much like a game of Civilization, according to ancient DNA

UW Scientists Part of Research on Prehistoric Human Migration in Europe

European court backs opponents of logging in primeval Polish forest

Mishandling of spent nuclear fuel in Russia may have caused radioactivity to spread across Europe

US science agency quietly recalls senior officials in Europe, Asia, citing staff shortfalls

Rejecting the Solutrean hypothesis: the first peoples in the Americas were not from Europe

Fewer women want to be scientists in wealthy, equal countries