When Menopause Changes the Way You Ride
A horse can feel different when your body does. For riders navigating perimenopause or menopause, understanding that shift can help protect confidence as well as health.
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Did Ice Age Hunters Kill Mammoths at Breitenbach?
For decades, mammoth ivory at this German Ice Age site could have come from ancient remains. Newly uncovered bones and cut marks raise a more challenging possibility: that people hunted mammoths themselves.
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A Cosmic Clock Puts Einstein’s Gravity to the Test
A spinning neutron star is keeping time as it races around a stellar companion. Its changing pulses reveal three effects of relativity—and offer a rare chance to test gravity in one of the universe’s most extreme laboratories.
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Black Ops’ Comeback Raises an Old Question: Who Gets Paid for a Game’s Afterlife?
A pair of straightforward re-releases brought Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 back into the charts. For one developer who helped build them, that success has a sharp edge.
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Women’s Health Needs a Lifespan Lens
A woman’s health priorities can change dramatically over time. The challenge for policy and care is to connect those moments without reducing women’s health to pregnancy, menopause or any single stage of life.
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Rome Changed Iberia’s People More Than the Kingdoms That Followed
Two brothers buried 725 kilometres apart hint at lives on the move in late Roman Iberia. Their story sits inside a larger surprise: Rome reshaped the peninsula’s ancestry more deeply than the migrations that followed.
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The Refrigerator’s 170-Year-Old Trick May Have a New Twist
A fridge doesn’t create cold; it moves heat. Pascal’s proposed upgrade uses a gas and a sponge-like solid to do that job more efficiently.
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Mouthwashing’s Space Horror Comes to Consoles on October 29
A doomed freighter is frightening enough. Mouthwashing makes the situation worse by leaving its mutilated captain alive—and dependent on the crew he has condemned.
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The Years of Care Women Give—and What the Numbers Leave Out
A new U.S. study estimates women spend three more years of their lives caring for older adults than men do. That gap is about more than family duty: it raises questions about whose time supports ageing—and how care can be shared.
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