Science
Harvard Researchers Propose Odd Theory: Could Aliens Walk Among Us?
Some Harvard researchers are considering the possibility that aliens...
Exploration Mysteries: The Marfa Lights
There's something spooky happening way out in the desert,...
Single and Ready to Mingle: World’s Loneliest Plant Seeks Mate
If you think it's rough out there for single...
Students Find Oldest Stars in the Universe
Undergrads from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have...
Weekend Warm-Up: Are Sharks Really Attracted to Human Blood? This YouTuber Finds Out
Does the smell of human blood really whip sharks...
Researcher Steps on 100 Pit Vipers (For Science!)
The jararaca is one of South America's most venomous...
What’s Forming This Giant Hole in the Antarctic Sea Ice? Scientists Finally Know
Every now and then for the last 50 years,...
New Theory Gets Us One Step Closer to Understanding the Origins of Life
We know a lot about the origins of the...
Scientists Identify Near-Earth Asteroid’s Birthplace
When scientists discovered the asteroid Kamo'oalewa in 2016, they...
Cyborg Cockroaches Programmed to Move in Formation
In an experiment out of The Terminator, scientists released...
Milky Way’s Biggest Black Hole 33 Times Bigger Than Our Sun
In the career of an astronomer, it’s hard to...
Climate Change Plays Havoc with Trees’ Internal Clocks
Most people associate circadian rhythms and internal clocks with...
Ancient Tapeworm Trapped in Resin Could Trigger Jurassic Park Scenario
Parasitologists in China have discovered one of the world’s...
Medieval Cemetery Yields Secrets of Elite Horse Trade
In medieval London, horses acted as the vehicular currency...
Barcode Birds: Chickadees Use Cranial Coding to Find Cached Food
The familiar black-capped chickadee spends its winters digging up...
Museum Creates Free Online 3D Scans of 13,000 Vertebrates
The dissection industry just took a major hit.
The Florida...
The Pink Fairy Armadillo: A Unique Mammal with Two Layers of Skin
The pink fairy armadillo is the smallest species of...
