The Brutalist Report

Phys

• Earth's oldest impact crater was just found in Australia—exactly where geologists hoped it would be [137d]
• Here's a look at moon landing hits and misses [137d]
• Diversity helps: Study shows more women on boards can improve how businesses are managed [137d]
• Tooth size in South American sea lions reflects historical shifts in population abundance [137d]
• Deadly mold strains highly likely to acquire resistance to new drugs [137d]
• New study reveals an enigmatic pre-Columbian burial in Ecuador [137d]
• Saturday Citations: A supermassive black hole in the LMC; ozone layer recovery; abstract memory in humans [137d]
• New research highlights flaws in cyclone risk evaluation [137d]
• Oops, we tipped it again: Mission over for sideways US lander [137d]
• Scientists rally in US cities to protest Trump cuts [137d]
• Ten dead, hundreds evacuated in Argentina floods [137d]
• Ex-cyclone batters Australia, causing huge blackouts [137d]
• Scientists date remains of an ancient child that resembles both humans and Neanderthals [137d]
• Seismic clues from Marsquakes suggest liquid water and life potential beneath the surface [137d]
• New technique expands plant cells for better microscopic imaging [137d]
• Mice exhibit first aid behavior, aiding unconscious peers [137d]