Scientists Say 'Cloud-9' Discovery Could Unlock Secrets About The Dark Universe
Scientists, peering 7 billion years back into the past, have discovered something that may help us better understand the nature of the universe.
Read MoreScientists, peering 7 billion years back into the past, have discovered something that may help us better understand the nature of the universe.
Read MoreBlack holes are the most massive objects in the universe, and you definitely don't want to run into one, but there's a chance one may run into you.
Read MoreX-rays are such a fundamental part of our modern technological landscape that it's kind of surprising to learn that their discovery was accidental.
Read MoreThe Panama Sea has been "breathing" for thousands of years, until 2025. Though exact details are scarce, scientists believe this global problem is to blame.
Read MoreMany different countries have long rivers, and the U.S. is no exception, but that river is more complicated and unique than you might have expected.
Read MoreThere's no coming back from death, but that doesn't mean that all of you goes at the same time, some parts linger on for days or even weeks.
Read MoreSauropods were some of the most massive creatures to ever live, and many researchers and scientists believe they needed to swallow rocks to survive.
Read MoreThere's no question that Starlink has brought the internet to many hard-to-reach communities, but the number of satellites it loses may shock you.
Read MoreNestled in the nether regions of the nasal passage is a little-known organ that sees a lot of use in other animals but seems to be useless in humans.
Read MoreArtificial reefs are more important than ever given the global threat posed by climate change, and Florida is set to make the world's largest.
Read MoreWhile Earth was famously hit by a meteor that killed off the dinosaurs, many others have also hit our planet, many of them leaving huge scars in their wake.
Read MoreA garden is something that diligently cared for and tended to, so why is it suddenly so popular to put your old cardboard in your flower beds?
Read MoreCockroaches are generally considered to be nuisances, but some scientists are giving them high-tech upgrades in the form of electronic backpacks.
Read MoreWhen it comes to plastic wrapping on food, your first instinct may be that it should be reduced a much as possible, but it may not be that simple.
Read MoreNot every invention will change the world, but a disparate group of scientists pushing the limits of nuclear magnetic resonance managed one that did.
Read MoreFor many people, detergent pods are the new normal for doing their laundry, but what are they made of, and should we be concerned about microplastics?
Read MoreAll living things need at least some water, but some organisms can survive with less than others. These flowers are uniquely up to that task.
Read MoreA bit over 100 years ago, 5 cows were left to fend for themselves on a windswept island in the southern Indian Ocean, but they beat all expectations.
Read MoreWhen news broke that U.S. president Donald Trump underwent an MRI, rumors began to fly. Medical experts have weighed in, too, and here's what they had to say.
Read MoreThe term "polar vortex" gained notoriety back in 2014 due to extreme winter weather, but there's more to this phenomenon than just some low temperatures.
Read MoreScientists are confident that Mars once had water and life, but to better understand Mars' development, they have to look to analogs here on Earth.
Read MoreAmerican's have a big problem with obesity and one of the major contributors to that problem could be our love affair with this cooking oil.
Read MoreNot all trees are made equal, and some of the most visually striking might actually be a menace in disguise, tearing up sidewalks or inviting unwanted pests.
Read MoreNobody wants ticks in their yard, not you, not your dog, and not your kid, but if you follow this bit of folk wisdom you could be inviting them in.
Read MoreFor as long as we've known of it, osteoporosis and low bone density have been a struggle for millions of people, but a new drug could change that.
Read MoreThere a lot of contenders for best beverage — water and milk are probably at the top of most lists — but there's one drink you might be overlooking.
Read MoreOn the spectrum of invasive species, few are as pernicious as the tree of heaven, which resorts to chemical warfare to outcompete native plants.
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