How Old Is Jupiter? Scientists Have A New Theory
The early solar system is still a bit of a mystery to scientists, but the secret to learning Jupiter's origins might be hidden in these tiny objects.
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How Scientists Discovered A New Species Native To Only One US River
In the south, there is a species of fish that is native to only a single river, anywhere in the world. Here's how we found it and what we're doing about it.
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Is Climate Change Interfering With Migration? Scientists Warn Of Grim Future
Climate change is affecting the timing of animal migration around the globe, which could disrupt ecosystems and economies that depend on careful balances.
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5 Activities Banned On The International Space Station
Being an astronaut who works on the International Space Station is likely a fun job, but there are a few things us on Earth take for granted that are banned.
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These 'Halo' Barrels Around Los Angeles Might Be Destroying Aquatic Life
Dumping into the ocean was common throughout the mid 20th century, resulting in 'halo' barrels appearing around Los Angeles. Here's the impact they are causing.
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What's The Difference Between Centrifugal And Centripetal Forces?
Centripetal and centrifugal forces are central to circular motion, but they’re not the same. Discover the differences between the two often-confused forces.
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Will Mars Really Lose One Of Its Moons?
Two moons orbit Mars, and one of them may be on a path to extinction. However, will this prediction actually come to pass? Here's more about what's happening.
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What The US Military's Body Fat Rule Actually Means (And Why High Fitness Scores Matter)
The United States Army has had some strict physical fitness requirements. Its new directive takes into account that body fat percentage doesn't equal fitness.
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After Hundreds Of Years, This Rare Bird Species Is Back, And Scientists Are Thrilled
This rare bird was nearly hunted to extinction in England, but it's been saved by reintroduction efforts. However, its story and struggles are far from over.
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Mars' Nights Are Cloudier Than Anyone Expected, And Now Scientists Finally Have The Full Picture
Mars has cloudy nights — but why? This exciting discovery on the Red Planet has helped scientists figure out a more complete picture and explanation.
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The Largest Underwater Creature Recorded In History Is Older Than The Steam Engine
The mention of giant underwater creatures might conjure images of whales or mythical monsters. But the largest creature recorded in history might surprise you.
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The Largest Known Things In The Universe, Ranked By Size
The known universe is full of shockingly huge things. Here are the largest planets, stars, galaxies, and structures we've observed in the universe so far.
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Could Snails Help Humans Regrow Their Eyes? Here's What Science Says
By studying what other creatures can already achieve, researchers hope to uncover breakthroughs in human medicine and turn organ regeneration into reality.
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These Distant Moons Have Freezing Ice Volcanoes
Scientists have long been fascinated by icy moons and their unique volcanic environments. So, a team of researchers came together to better understand them.
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Can TSA's X-Ray Scanners Damage Camera Film?
Film photography is breathtaking, but unprocessed film is extremely sensitive to radiation. This poses a particular issue for photographers traveling by plane.
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Does China's Biggest Dam Actually Slow Down The Earth's Rotation?
Megastructures have big impacts on the world — namely the people around and the environment they affect. However, this one structure may be doing even more.
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How Do Black Holes Form? This New Study Offers An Answer
Black holes are among the most intriguing cosmic bodies, but we know little about their origins. The Pop III.1 model explains how they may have formed.
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What Is Space-Time? Breaking Down Einstein's Big Idea
Space and time seem like two completely different ideas, but Einstein showed they are interlinked in what is known as space-time. Here's what it means!
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Here's What Would Happen If You Fired A Gun In Space
Firing a gun in space plays out very differently from that on Earth due to some bizarre physics. Here's everything that occurs when you pull the trigger.
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Don't Miss The Sept. 21 Partial Solar Eclipse: Here's Where You Can See It
Not everyone will be able to see the partial solar eclipse on September 21, but here's where you'll need to be if you want to catch a glimpse.
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Who Actually Invented The Lightbulb?
Most people would say Thomas Edison invented the electric lightbulb, but it wasn't really a singular invention that can be credited to one person.
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What Happens If Africa Splits Apart?
Africa rests on three tectonic plates that are all moving away from each other and this has already caused some changes that are visible to the naked eye.
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How Does NASA Add Features To Rovers Already On Mars?
Rovers explore distant planets for decades, where humans can't yet go. Here's how NASA sends updates to these rovers from miles away to keep them running.
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Sea Stars Having Been Dying Mysteriously For Over A Decade, This Study Found Out Why
For the last 10 years, marine scientists have known something was killing sea stars from Alaska to Mexico. Thanks to a new study, they now know the cause.
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How To Easily Tell If Solar Eclipse Glasses Are Fake
Solar eclipses are rare enough that they bring crowds to those looking to see the phenomenon, but folks need to be careful of knock-off eclipse viewing glasses.
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What Does Space Actually Smell Like? Here's What Scientists Say
Do we know what space actually smells like? And what about other planets, moons, and celestial bodies? Here's what the scientists who've been there have to say.
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Level Up Your Astronomy Gear With This Raspberry Pi System
If you love astronomy, but don't like having to juggle various apps and accessories to do it, then this Raspberry Pi system might be what you're looking for.
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