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Science Magazine : 2018March09Friday

Pockets of water may lay deep below Earth's surface

Fake news spreads faster than true news on Twitter—thanks to people, not bots

'Vulture safe zones' aim to rescue a vital but unloved scavenger

The science of fake news

The snow leopard's questionable comeback

Scientists rally to save research laser that Trump has targeted for closure

Chemically induced proximity in biology and medicine

Oncologist Jason Westin looks back—and ahead—after defeat in Texas primary

Leading neuroscientist out of Columbia, HHMI

Why our ways parted

Science Daily : 2018March09Friday

Across the metal-molecule interface: Observing fluctuations on the single-molecule scale

For nanomedicine, cell sex matmonoclonal antibodies crucial to fighting emerging infectious diseases

How common is food insecurity among older adults?

Big steps toward control of production of tiny building blocks

Regional levels of fear associated with Trump and Brexit votes, psychology study shows

Engineered cartilage template to heal broken bones

New way found to defeat HIV latency

Heat switch developed for electronics

A lifetime of regular exercise slows down aging, study finds

Researchers call for large-scale scientific investigation into fake news

Discover Top Stories : 2018March09Friday

One month after Snapchat update, users still hate it

Why Google Stories will save, not screw, Snapchat Discover

Find Your Own Wakanda: Discover Real Stories and Superheroes of Africa

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

Snapchat update adds animated stickers with GIFs from GIPHY, new Stories and Discover tabs coming soon

President and Sister Oaks share experiences from their life and family during RootsTech Family Discovery Day

Scientists discover antibiotic-producing bacterium

Prism Arts needs your help to discover stories from Sellafield

'Discover, gather, connect': LDS general authorities discuss RootsTech and new approach to family history work

How Seventeen is Using Snapchat to Give Young Activists a Voice

CNN Science: 2018March09Friday

Watching 'A Wrinkle in Time' is a political act

Scientists detect 'fingerprint' of first light ever in the universe

Fake news spreads much faster on Twitter than true news, study finds

You can ride along with NASA on its mission to the sun .... in name only

Bones from Pacific island likely those of Amelia Earhart, researchers say

Scientific breakthrough could be as simple as measuring the wobble of a muon

A stunning discovery about the start of the universe

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

NASA mission discovers Jupiter's inner secrets

South Korean officials leave for US with message from North Korea to Trump

BBC Science: 2018March09Friday

Jupiter's winds run deep into the planet

Sir John Sulston human genome pioneer dies

Climate change 'impacts women more than men'

Ocean mappers line up for XPRIZE final

Satellite links to optimise European airspace

X-ray probe to save Mary Rose cannonballs

Reading science park opens doors as part of £35m project

Tree loss pushing beetles to the brink

Ministers question 'latte levy' on cups

University offers science degree online for £5650 per year

Europe Science: 2018March09Friday

Europe's ExoMars orbiter nears start of methane-sniffing science mission

Women's Day : Women scientists urged to send research proposals to Europe

China hones plans for ambitious x-ray probe

Europe's influential science-policy chief on his successes and disappointments

Science Says: Why Europe still has so many measles outbreaks

Trending Science: I'm an artist, not an uncultured caveman!

Europe's science leaders speak out on Brexit

Clocks in Europe are running late because of the Kosovo conflict

Scientists unsure where Chinese space station will crash to Earth

Science Says: European art scene began with Neanderthals