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Only 1.6% of people who threatened to quit Twitter have actually left

by IX-Hispana to /s/whatever from newscientist.com

Niacin, or vitamin B3, supplements linked to greater risk of heart attacks and strokes

by Cancelthis to /s/conspiracy from newscientist.com

Melting ice reveals millennia-old forest buried in the Rocky mountains - 180 metres higher than the present tree line

by xoenix to /s/science from newscientist.com

Boeing Starliner: First crewed launch is headed for International Space Station

by Cancelthis to /s/corruption from newscientist.com

Bots are better at beating ‘are you a robot?’ tests than humans are

by [deleted] to /s/Internet from newscientist.com

Mathematician warns NSA may be weakening next-gen encryption ¦ Quantum computers may soon be able to crack encryption methods in use today, so plans are already under way to replace them with new, secure algorithms. Now it seems the US National Security Agency may be undermining that process

by RandomCollection to /s/WayOfTheBern from newscientist.com

AI can tell what song you are listening to from your brainwaves

by [deleted] to /s/technology from newscientist.com

Octopuses may be able to dream and change colour when sleeping

by BillionDollarEgg3 to /s/animals from newscientist.com

Have we got the science of obesity back to front?

by jet199 to /s/Health from newscientist.com

Bacteria were the real killers in 1918 flu pandemic [NewScientist]

by zyxzevn to /s/Coronavirus from newscientist.com

Quantum time travel: The experiment to 'send a particle into the past'

by ZephirAWT to /s/ScienceUncensored from newscientist.com

Most people who threatened to quit Twitter for Mastodon haven't left. Of more than 140,000 Twitter users who announced they were moving to Mastodon, just 1.6 per cent have actually quit Elon Musk’s social media platform.

by Chipit to /s/news from newscientist.com

Quantum internet signals beamed between drones a kilometre apart

by [deleted] to /s/Internet from newscientist.com

Appetite-suppressing probiotic helps overweight people lose weight

by Drewski to /s/Health from newscientist.com

Drones may have attacked humans fully autonomously for the first time

by [deleted] to /s/WarWatch from newscientist.com

Sperm caught breaking Newton's third law of motion

by ZephirAWT to /s/ScienceUncensored from newscientist.com

Niacin, or vitamin B3, supplements linked to greater risk of heart attacks and strokes

by ZephirAWT to /s/ScienceUncensored from newscientist.com

Reducing inequality could see world population fall to 6 billion

by zyxzevn to /s/NoNewNormal from newscientist.com

A quarter of all known bee species haven't been seen since the 1990s

by [deleted] to /s/science from newscientist.com

Is it time for a more subtle view on the ultimate taboo: cannibalism?

by xoenix to /s/science from newscientist.com

Mathematician from University of Chicago warns NSA may be weakening next-gen Quantum Proof encryption and NIST is not following the transparency rules made to protect against this

by SoCo to /s/Illinois from newscientist.com

We now have the technology to develop vaccines that spread themselves

by Orangutan to /s/science from newscientist.com

First Unhackable Shopping Transactions Carried Out on Quantum Internet

by [deleted] to /s/Security from newscientist.com

What happens if you give Froot Loops to a rat and study its penis

by [deleted] to /s/TIL from newscientist.com

Pigs can breathe oxygen via their rectum, so humans probably can too

by [deleted] to /s/Health from newscientist.com

Fresh air and sunshine: The forgotten antibiotics

by useless_aether to /s/Health from newscientist.com

Earliest roasted root vegetables found in 170,000-year-old cave dirt, reports new study in journal Science, which suggests the real “paleo diet” included lots of roasted vegetables rich in carbohydrates, similar to modern potatoes.

by Anticapitalist to /s/Vegan from newscientist.com

Why Farming Fish Is More Unsustainable Than Catching Them in the Wild

by Questionable to /s/environment from newscientist.com

Laser creates clouds over Germany (2010) "Nothing could be seen with the naked eye, but weather LIDAR, which uses lasers to measuring light scattering in the atmosphere, confirmed that the density and size of water droplets spiked when the laser was fired."

by In-the-clouds to /s/technology from newscientist.com

Anti-methane vaccine could reduce the huge climate impact of cow burps

by ZephirAWT to /s/ScienceUncensored from newscientist.com

A longevity diet that hacks cell ageing could add years to your life

by Drewski to /s/Health from newscientist.com

How a quantum innovation may quash the idea of the multiverse

by ZephirAWT to /s/ScienceUncensored from newscientist.com

Quantum computers teleport and store energy harvested from empty space

by ZephirAWT to /s/ScienceUncensored from newscientist.com

People who had severe covid-19 show cognitive decline years later

by ActuallyNot to /s/whatever from newscientist.com

Niacin, or vitamin B3, supplements linked to greater risk of heart attacks and strokes

by Cancelthis to /s/Singularity from newscientist.com

Niacin, or vitamin B3, supplements linked to greater risk of heart attacks and strokes

by Cancelthis to /s/Democrats from newscientist.com

Niacin, or vitamin B3, supplements linked to greater risk of heart attacks and strokes

by Cancelthis to /s/Military from newscientist.com

Mathematician warns NSA may be weakening next-gen encryption

by Drewski to /s/Security from newscientist.com

Only eating between 7am and 3pm helps people with obesity lose weight

by [deleted] to /s/Health from newscientist.com

A Big Nuclear Bomb Could Fix Climate Change, Physicist Says

by ZephirAWT to /s/ScienceUncensored from newscientist.com

Carbon-neutral hydrogen can be produced from farm waste. Bioethanol made from fermented agricultural waste can be turned into zero-carbon hydrogen through a new process that uses much less energy than other sources

by Chop_Chop to /s/Hydrogen from newscientist.com

Is it possible to have objective laws of physics?

by ZephirAWT to /s/ScienceUncensored from newscientist.com

Mysterious sounds in stratosphere can't be traced to any known source - Solar-powered balloons floating 20 kilometres above ground have recorded inaudible low-frequency signals that have so far not been traced back to any known source

by neolib to /s/science from newscientist.com

Be afraid. Be very afraid. Argentina has an outbreak of deadly pneumonia and it's not the wuhan flu but they don't know what it is.

by iamonlyoneman to /s/Health from newscientist.com

Why is the UK approach to coronavirus so different to other countries?

by [deleted] to /s/Europe from newscientist.com