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Science Magazine : 2018February24Saturday

Europe's first cave artists were Neandertals, newly dated paintings show

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

Ancient DNA upends the horse family tree

Fishermen are harvesting more than half of the world's oceans

Meet the scientists running to transform Congress in 2018

NASA planetary protection officer suggests loosening limits on exploring Mars for life

PODCAST: Q&A with William Glassley, author of A Wilder Time

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

World's fishing fleets mapped from orbit

Seventeen volunteers let this worm live inside them to help defeat a dangerous disease

Science Daily : 2018February24Saturday

Link between surface-water salinity and climate change examined

Scientists isolate cancer stem cells using novel method

The 'loudness' of our thoughts affects how we judge external sounds

Crop-saving soil tests now at farmers' fingertips

Prevention is better than cure: Targeted vaccination to halt epidemics

Playing both ends: Amphibian adapted to varied evolutionary pressures

On second thought, the Moon's water may be widespread and immobile

Metabolic modelling becomes three-dimensional

New symmetry-breaking method opens way for bioactive compounds

Fear and hoping: Adding hope to health messages may motivate better behaviors

Discover Top Stories : 2018February24Saturday

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

Why Google Stories will save, not screw, Snapchat Discover

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

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

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

Is the Snapchat party over?

Snapchat: 'We Completely Understand' the Redesign Hate

Appreciation: 'Take the 'A' Train' put a writer on track to discover Pittsburgh's rich jazz culture and fascinating rhythms.

This Adventurer Risked His Life to Discover Good Food

All the Kids Are Right

CNN Science: 2018February24Saturday

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

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

Nigerian President calls missing schoolgirls a 'national disaster'

Around 80 schoolgirls rescued after suspected Boko Haram school attack

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

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

UAE seeks 'brilliant minds' for latest space project

Four reasons the NRA should fear the Parkland student survivors

Bill Nye defends plan to see State of the Union with Trump's NASA nominee

Afrofuturism: The genre that made Black Panther

BBC Science: 2018February24Saturday

World's fishing fleets mapped from orbit

Neanderthals were capable of making art

Autism: Scientists take 'first steps' towards biological test

The man with 16 million fans

'Fishing continued' after East China sea oil spill

Ancient Britons 'replaced' by newcomers

'Mini-tumours' created to battle cancer

SpaceX launches broadband pathfinders

Mutation 'gives bats edge over deadly viruses'

Probe provides rapid lung investigation

Europe Science: 2018February24Saturday

Science Says: European art scene began with Neanderthals

Europe's first cave artists were Neandertals, newly dated paintings show

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

Speech by Commissioner Carlos Moedas at European Industry Day - A New Ecosystem for Science, Start-ups and ...

'Mistrust of science holding us back', claims Europe food chief

European Research Area should emerge post-Brexit, scientists say

Immigrants have been 'moving and mixing' across Europe since ancient times, groundbreaking DNA research reveals

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

Europe's cities face more extreme weather than previously thought

Prevention is better than cure: Targeted vaccination to halt epidemics