Articles by Tyler MacDonald

Tyler MacDonald

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Fredkin Gate Development Brings Quantum Computers Closer To Reality

Antarctic Birds Can Recognize Individual Humans, Study Says

Alaska's Juneau Ice Field Will Continue To Shrink If Climate Warming Doesn't Stop, Study Says

William Shakespeare's Skull Might Have Been Stolen By 18th Century Grave Robbers, Study Says

Scientists Use New Molecular 'Lightbulbs' To Illuminate MRI Technology

Simulation Of Sun's Magnetic Field Shows Large And Small Scale Processes [VIDEO]

Scientists Design Nanocones That Help Solar Cells Soak Up More Sunlight

Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen Donates $100 Million To Cutting-Edge Bioscience Research

Japanese AI Writes Short Story, Makes It To Finals Of Literary Competition

Comet LINEAR: When And How To See The Vivid Green Near-Earth Object

Missourians Work To Save Monarch From Impending Extinction

Female Cichlid Fish Grows Testicles And Impregnates Self

Scientists Reveal Walking Fish That Possesses Vertebrate-Like Skeleton

Mars Colonization 'Long Way Down The Road' For NASA; SpaceX Aims For Colonization In Near Future

Sun's Superflares Could Have Devastating Effects On Earth: Study

Tree-Killing Fungus: Beetles Likely Spreading Ohia Death Through Dust Clouds In Hawaii

'Superstar Doctor' Paolo Macchiarini Fired For Lying On CV, Treating Patients As Guinea Pigs

Aerosol Emissions Might Be Beneficial For Climate Change: Study

Prairie Dogs Murder Baby Squirrels To Decrease Competition For Food: Study

Moon's Lunar Poles Shifted Over Last 3 Billion Years: Study

Quasars Slowed Early Universe's Star Formation Through Intense Radiation And Galactic Winds: Study

Twisting Light Slows It Down: New Study Opens Up Potential For Storing More Information Using Twisted Light

Scientists Map Evolution Of Malaria Back To Its Bird Origins

Nano-Enhanced Textiles: Clothes Might Soon Clean Themselves With Light

Scientists Observe Jupiter's 'Northern Lights' As Solar Storms From The Sun Hit Planet

Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Will Darken Part Of The Moon Wednesday: When To Watch For It

Global Warming Coming Faster And Harder Than We Think: Study

Gravitational Waves Could Shed Light On Dark Matter Made Of Black Holes

Endangered Species Funding: Government Overpays Some And Underpays Others

Scientists Say Global Warming Slowdown Happened But Its Effects Are Gone

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