An analysis of ancient food proteins preserved in ceramic vessels found at the key early farming site of Çatalhöyük in central Anatolia, in what is now Turkey, has revealed that this community processed mixes of cereals, pulses, dairy and meat products, and that particular vessels may have been reserved for …
Read More »Electrons Are Perfectly Spherical, New Measurements Confirm
Physicists from the Advanced Cold Molecule Electron Electric Dipole Moment (ACME) Collaboration have examined the shape of an electron’s charge with unprecedented precision to confirm that it is extremely round. The result, reported in the journal Nature, supports the strength of the Standard Model of particle physics and seems to …
Read More »Building a great startup requires more than genius and a great invention
Many entrepreneurs assume that an invention carries intrinsic value, but that assumption is a fallacy. Here, the examples of the 19th and 20th century inventors Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla are instructive. Even as aspiring entrepreneurs and inventors lionize Edison for his myriad inventions and business acumen, they conveniently fail …
Read More »Zach Davies Is The Lifesaver For Brewers For Injured Gio.
After the 13-inning marathon that was Game 4 of the National League Championship Series, the Milwaukee Brewers were able to add a pitching reinforcement before Game 5 less than 15 hours later. Gonzalez suffered a high ankle sprain fielding a ground ball in the second inning of Game 4, and …
Read More »The NFL Plans To Move To L.A.
Both teams have struggled mightily to sell out their stadiums, and the fans who do show up tend to be fans of the opposing squads. For years the NFL used the prospect of moving a team to L.A. as a cudgel with which to beat cities into going along with …
Read More »Google Frees Up Android Device Makers to Comply with EU Rulings
Google has not admitted defeat in its ongoing battle with the European Commission, but it has announced some changes to its Android device policies meant to address the Commission’s concerns. In the EU, device makers will have more freedom in the way they use and license Android from Google, but …
Read More »Machine Learning Embeds Harrison Ford Into Disney’s ‘Solo’ Star Wars Movie
Star Wars films have traditionally been cash cows even when they aren’t very good. So, it was a surprise when Disney’s mega-budget Solo: A Star Wars Story limped along to lose the studio millions of dollars earlier this year. Part of the problem might have been that people just aren’t …
Read More »5 of Our Favorite Audio Books for Science and Space
Whether you’re listening on your commute, following along while you do chores, or simply want to give your eyes a rest, audiobooks make it easy to catch up on your reading list. And for a limited time, the PCMag Shop is offering up a killer deal on your first month …
Read More »Facebook Admits Its New Portal Device Is Just Another Way to Spy on You
When Facebook announced Portal, its combination smart speaker and video chat device, people were immediately concerned about the privacy and security implications of bringing the product into their homes. Facebook has weathered multiple privacy scandals since its inception, but the blowback from the Cambridge Analytica disaster wiped out 8 percent …
Read More »Scientists Find New Biomarker Evidence for Neoproterozoic Animals
A team of scientists led by University of California, Riverside’s Professor Gordon Love has found the oldest evidence yet of animal life, dating back 100 million years before the famous Cambrian explosion. The yellow pot sponge (Rhabdastrella globostellata), a modern species of demosponge that makes the same 26-mes steroids that …
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