[ad_1] Jeremy Fowlersenior NFL national reporterOctober 20, 2023, 6:55 a.m. ET2 minutes of reading Could Chase Young be on the move in Washington?Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images The NFL trade deadline is 11 days away, so it’s too early — but never too early — to talk about buzz around potential trades. HR managers…
[ad_1] It wasn’t until the Saints picked up the pace in the fourth quarter after falling behind 24-9 on Carr’s pick-six that the offense moved the ball. Even after that, however, there were two three-and-out sacks and a final fumble in the red zone. “I think he did some things really well,” Allen said of…
[ad_1] Adam TeicherESPN staff writerOctober 20, 2023, 09:00 AM ET6 minutes of reading Pat McAfee applauds Mecole Hardman’s return to Chiefs Pat McAfee expects Mecole Hardman to thrive upon his return to the Chiefs. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The The Kansas City Chiefs thought they were set at wide receiver heading into the season by…
[ad_1] Marc J. SpearsOctober 20, 2023, 09:41 AM ET5 minutes of reading The best of Andre Iguodala’s final championship season Watch highlights from Andre Iguodala’s 2021-22 championship season with the Warriors as he retires from the NBA. Andre Iguodala, a four-time NBA champion with the Golden State Warriors, has announced his retirement nearly two decades…
Planetary scientists want to look for biological signatures in what they believe was once a Martian mud lake. After scientists carefully studied what they believe to be the dried remains of an equatorial mud lake Mars, their study of Hydraotes Chaos suggests that a buried reservoir of water has erupted to the surface. If the…
Fast radio bursts (FRBs), intense bursts of radio energy, are a perplexing astronomical mystery. Recent research from the University of Tokyo has found similarities between FRBs and earthquakes, suggesting they could be caused by “stellar shocks” on neutron stars. These findings could reshape our understanding of earthquakes, high-density matter, and nuclear physics. University of Tokyo…
An article appeared in the magazine earlier this month Scientific advances explaining how the caterpillars got their “chubby legs,” a description that at first seemed quite judgmental. The caterpillar’s job is to eat as quickly as possible all it can and grow as much as possible. Of course there will be chubby legs growing out…
Editor’s note: Subscribe to CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news about fascinating discoveries, scientific advances and more. CNN — If you’re looking for a spectacular show this weekend, look up to find the Orionid meteor shower shining brightly through Saturday and Sunday night. The shower is expected to peak at 8…
