Astronomy Vs. Astrology Explained: Two Disciplines A Universe Apart
Both astronomy and astrology were born of human fascination with the stars. Despite their common origins, however, the two fields have very little in common.
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How Science Plans To Bring The Tasmanian Tiger Back From Extinction
When it comes to the Tasmanian tiger, human influence can be blamed for its extinction. But science might have a way to someday reverse that fate.
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If Earth Stopped Spinning, Here's What Would Happen (And It's Terrifying)
The rotation of the Earth plays no small part in life as we know it. So if the planet were to stop spinning, then the results would be devastating
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The Exciting Secret Martian Ice Could Be Hiding
Mars has long been a prime target when it comes to human exploration, and the secrets concealed by Martian ice just make the planet even more fascinating.
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Times Earth Actually Had A Second Moon
The idea that Earth has only one moon is considered to be true, but that isn't always the case. In fact, sometimes, it's had more moons than you'd expect.
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The Venomous Creature That's Swarming Arizona
Arizona's deserts have a fair few dangerous species, and there's a decent chance that you find this particular venomous species in some unexpected places.
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When The Devil Comet Has Been Closest To Earth And What Inspired Its Name
Quite a few comets pass through Earth's orbits every year, but the so-called devil comet earned a rather unique nickname. Here's the reason why.
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The Rarest Mineral On Earth Has Only Ever Been Found In One Place
There are thousands of different minerals on Earth, but the discovery of a particular mineral is rather unique. After all, it's only ever been found once.
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Venus Has An Unusual Number Of Moons (& The Sun Might Be To Blame)
Venus may be Earth's celestial twin in a lot of ways, but it has some pretty notable differences. Its moon situation, in particular, sets it apart.
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Why It's Impossible For A Moon To Be Bigger Than Its Planet
Few moons are as large as Earth's in relation to their planet. While it's impossible for a moon to be bigger than its planet, they can get quite close.
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13 Species Of Fish With Terrifying Teeth
Beneath the serene waves of lakes, river, and seas, lurk some fish with terrifyingly sharp teeth. Here are a few different species of those fanged monsters.
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How Much Do Clouds Weigh? It Depends On The Type
If you've ever looked up at the clouds and wondered how heavy they really are, there are a few ways to estimate it, and one major factor is the cloud type.
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The Biggest Alligator In The World Is Nothing Compared To The Biggest Crocodile
Alligators can get really big, but these inhabitants of the Americas come second to their crocodile cousins, and their prehistoric ancestors were bigger still.
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The Phenomenon Of Super Blue Moons Explained
The phenomena of blue moons and super moons are not as uncommon as you might think. But the two combined is a rare event indeed, and here are the reasons why.
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That Bright Star In The East Isn't A Star At All
If you've been seeing a strangely bright star in the sky, there's a good chance it's not actually a star at all. Here's an explanation for what you're seeing.
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Why Iceland Has So Many Volcano Eruptions
Its many volcanoes are why Iceland is also known as the Land of Fire and Ice. There are two main reasons why Iceland is a fiery hotbed of volcanic activity.
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How Many Gallons Of Blood Are In The Human Body And How Much Can You Lose Before Dying?
Having enough blood is crucial for survival, but how many gallons do our bodies contain? And more importantly, how much blood can we lose without dying?
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Can Fish Drown Or Suffocate?
Fish need oxygen just as much as we do, yet thrive underwater. But fish can still suffocate when submerged, but does this also mean they can drown?
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Here's When Flashlights Were Invented And What Inspired Their Name
Flashlights have come a long way from their late-1800s origins. The simple yet effective portable device also got its name thanks to its primitive design.
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Here's What Soil Is Made Of And How It's Formed
The soil beneath our feet may look dull, but it is essential to all life on the planet. You might be amazed at what soil is made of and how it got there.
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Spectacular Sea Species In The Gulf Of Mexico
The warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico are home to countless living organisms. Here are some spectacular sea species that you may not know exist in the Gulf.
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Underwater Waterfalls: The Strange Phenomenon Explained
Waterfalls are one of nature's most beautiful sights and captivate throngs of spectators worldwide. But some extraordinary waterfalls also exist underwater.
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The Northern Taurids Meteor Shower Explained
Seeing a meteor shower can be an unforgettable experience, and in the fall, the Northern Taurids grace the night sky. Here's all you need to know about them.
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The Best Time To See The Northern Lights By Season And Location
The aurora borealis, or northern lights, are one of nature's most spectacular displays. For the best viewing experience, picking the right time is crucial.
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How Long Tortoises Live And 5 Animals That Live Longer
Humans live long lives for land mammals, but tortoises can outdo us by decades. Yet some other animals, such as sponges and jellyfish, can live far, far longer.
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The Alarming Reason Researchers Are Seeing Green Beneath The Arctic Ice
The image of the Arctic typically doesn't involve much green, so when researchers found green patches beneath the ice, they had good reason to be concerned.
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The Sun's Death Won't Be An Explosion. It Will Be Much, Much Slower
The sun has been our source of energy for billions of years. While some wonder if it will eventually explode, it won't, but its death will be much slower.
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