The Science Behind Why Snow Glows In The Arctic
Scientists have discovered the cause of a rare phenomenon of tiny lights in the Arctic snow, but the rare event is hard to see on your own.
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Scientists Are Worried About A Collapse Of This Atlantic Ocean Current: Here's Why
Changes in this global ocean current pattern are ringing alarm bells, and climate change is likely to blame.
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What Happens If The Arctic Permafrost Melts?
You've likely heard of the permafrost, but what exactly does it do, and what are the consequences if it melts? Here are some key things you should know.
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The Real Reason Hydrogen Fuel Isn't More Popular
Earth has a massive supply of hydrogen. It can be burned in the same way we use oil or gas, but it only emits water. So, why isn't it more popular?
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AI Can Fill In Gaps In Our History, Starting With Ancient Rome
One incredible use case for AI is using it to fill in the blanks of our past with information that even historians have trouble uncovering.
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What Happened To Acid Rain? Here's Why It's No Longer Big News
Acid rain can destroy forest, ruin crops, and kill fish, so why do we not hear about its devastating impacts very much anymore?
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The True Story Behind The Deadliest Tornado In U.S. History
100 years ago, the deadliest tornado in the history of the United States lasted for three and a half hours and traveled at up to 73 mph.
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What Is Acid Rain And What Impact Does It Have On Human Health?
You've probably heard the term acid rain, but do you actually know what it is and how it affects you? We're here to clear that up.
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This Common Insect Is One Of Nature's Deadliest Hunters, But Most People Never Notice
Dragonflies might not be a threat to humans, but they're one of the deadliest flying insects on the planet when it comes to hunting other bugs.
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The Prehistoric 'Dragon' Fossil Uncovered In China
A fossil being studied at the Institute of Vertebrate Palaeontology and Palaeoanthropology reminds scientists of a mythical dragon.
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Think Twice Before Showering During A Thunderstorm
No matter how badly you need to wash off, you might want to read this before you think about showering during a thunderstorm.
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Polar Bear Fur Isn't Actually White
Looking at a polar bear, you'd probably assume its fur is white, but you'd be wrong, as it's really just an interesting trick the light plays.
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Where You Live Can Affect Your Life Expectancy More Than You Think
If you live in Mississippi, West Virginia, Alabama, Louisiana, or Tennessee, you might not like what this article has to say about your life expectancy.
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Why Exactly Do Humans Go Bald?
Baldness is a condition that affects a great many different people, and it's not always caused by the same things. Fittingly, there are a few ways to treat it.
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The Extremely Small Percentage Of Earth's Water That's Drinkable
It can be hard to wrap your mind around just how little of Earth's water is actually drinkable, even though there's so much of it.
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What Actually Happens When You Get Struck By Lightning?
If you've ever wondered what actually happens to your body when you get struck by lightning, we've got all the answers for you right here.
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Uranus Is Far Hotter Than We Thought, Scientists Find
According to scientists, Uranus is much hotter than previous data had led us to believe, which challenges what we thought we knew about the planet.
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South Korea Plans To Build A Moon Base By 2045
20 years from now, the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) wants to have a moon base - here's how the space agency plans to make that happen.
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This Is What Happens Where The Pacific And Atlantic Oceans Meet
The Pacific and Atlantic Oceans meet off the southernmost tip of South America, and many factors contribute to how fast they merge together.
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This Newly Discovered World Puts A Big Hole In The Planet Nine Theories
We still don't know for sure if there's a ninth planet in our solar system, but a new discovery could help to prove that Planet Nine doesn't exist.
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3 Common Causes Of Airplane Turbulence
Turbulence is caused by disturbances in the air, but today we know a great deal more than that, including the three most common causes of airplane turbulence.
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The 'World's Deadliest Spider' Is Only Found In One Country In The World
Like most spiders, it's the females of this species that are larger than the males. However, it is the males most responsible for bites to humans.
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How Many Meteors Actually Hit Earth Every Year?
Meteors can light up the sky in the form of shooting stars, but they often burn up in the atmosphere. Some are able to make it through, however.
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Volcanic Eruptions May Be Caused By Mysterious 'BLOBS' Under The Earth
New research suggests that mysterious "BLOBS" under the Earth could actually be driving volcanic activity.
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This New Study Challenges Long-Standing Beliefs About Autism
New research challenges long-standing beliefs about how the human brain interprets body parts and intentions in those with autism.
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Scientists Found A 100 Million-Year-Old 'Zombie Fungus' Preserved In Amber
Researchers have discovered a 100-million-year-old zombie fungus preserved in amber, giving us a glimpse into ancient times.
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Using Cannabis Can Make Lasting Changes To Your Body's Epigenetic Code
Research shows that long-term cannabis use can change your body's epigenetic code, affecting the genes your body relies on.
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