Study challenges idea that mild aggression leads to deadly violence in humans
New research from the University of Lincoln, UK, has questioned a long-standing idea about the evolutionary roots of human violence. The findings suggest that everyday aggression does not necessarily build toward deadly conflict.
» readOpenAI Releases Hundreds of AI-Generated Math Results, Prompting Skepticism Among Mathematicians
A flood of new mathematical results from an unreleased OpenAI model was made public, with the company claiming each one resolves or significantly advances a major open question in mathematics or theoretical computer science.
» readAstronomers identify promising candidate for first known microblazar in the Milky Way
A potential microblazar, a smaller version of the powerful cosmic objects known as blazars, has been identified in the Milky Way galaxy by astronomers.
» readResearchers uncover evidence of violent deaths and unusual burials in ancient Scandinavia
A new study has revealed that victims of violence in Iron Age and Viking Age Scandinavia were often buried in unusual locations such as pits, wells, or under house floors.
» readNorthrop Grumman Cygnus XL to Depart International Space Station Friday
The Northrop Grumman Cygnus XL spacecraft, which delivered more than 11,000 pounds of supplies and science experiments to the International Space Station, is scheduled to depart Friday, Oct.
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