Discover Magazineflipped into Science NewsHorn of Africa Why Did Early Humans Leave Africa? discovermagazine.com - Jesse Hawley Homo sapiens have always been on the move. But the traditional out-of-Africa story explains that H. sapiens evolved in Africa and then migrated in a …
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Discover Magazineflipped into Science NewsHawaii Volcanoes National Park Lava Lakes, Lava Flows, Lava Domes discovermagazine.com - Erik Klemetti Lava can take many forms, all based on what is in it. Three volcanoes are currently showcasing different varieties of lava in spectacular fashion. The …
Discover Magazineflipped into Science NewsPhotosynthesis Red Dwarf Starlight Used to Grow Photosynthesizing Bacteria discovermagazine.com - The Physics arXiv Blog Extremophiles grown under a starlight simulator suggest that exoplanets orbiting red dwarf stars may have conditions ripe for photosynthesis, say …
Discover Magazineflipped into Science NewsSleep A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Dreaming Animals discovermagazine.com - Avery Hurt It seems that animals dream, based on similar sleep patterns in humans. But, this dreaming may be different than ours. If you’ve ever watched dogs or …
Discover Magazineflipped into Science NewsSleep Can a Dream Warn You About Cancer? discovermagazine.com - Diane Bacha Prodromal dreaming, or the idea that dreams can alert us to a health problem before it’s clinically diagnosed, isn’t a widely accepted theory. But a …
