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  • cannibal jellyfish

    Researchers Discovered A Massive Underwater Mountain Range Filled With Rare Marine Species

    Researchers have discovered a new underwater mountain range full of rare marine species, including some that have never been filmed before.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • asteroids skimming past Earth

    A Stadium-Sized Asteroid Will Skim Past Earth This Week

    A potentially hazardous, stadium-sized asteroid is set to pass Earth this week. Here's everything you need to know.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • The Moon during a lunar eclipse

    Supermoon Eclipse: When To Watch And What To Expect

    The September full moon will also be a supermoon eclipse, making it a rare partial lunar eclipse you don't want to miss.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • asteroids skimming past Earth

    Earth Is About To Get A Second Moon, But Only For 2 Months

    Earth will get a second moon, but only for a couple of months. Here's everything you need to know about this cosmic phenomenon.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • Earth's largest living organism, Pando aspen grove, near Fish La

    This Eerie Recording Is What The World's Largest Living Thing Sounds Like

    Scientists have captured audio of what Pando sounds like, giving us an even deeper understanding of the largest living organism in the world.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • bedsheets

    Why Do We Dream When We Sleep? Scientists Are Baffled, But Here Are Some Theories

    Scientists have several theories about why we dream, but we've never really figured it out. Here are some of the most popular theories.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • huntsman spiders hunt in packs in australia

    Spiders Have A Scary-Smart Tactic To Catch More Prey: Use Glowing Fireflies As Lures

    Scientists learned a terrifying tactic that some spiders rely on to lure prey into their webs: using fireflies as glowing lures.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • japanese eel

    Crazy Video Shows Eels Escaping A Predator's Stomach After Being Eaten

    A crazy new video shows exactly how Japanese eels escape the stomachs of their predators by wiggling out their gills.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • fallen trees in the river after the earthquake

    How A Landslide In Greenland Shook The Earth For 9 Days

    A landslide in 2023 caused a nine-day earthquake, and now scientists finally understand exactly what happened.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • mars spiders

    NASA Recreated Mars' Iconic 'Spiders' In A Lab For The First Time Ever

    NASA has recreated Mars' iconic "spiders" in a first-of-its-kind lab experiment, and you can watch it happen in this video.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • iPhone 15 Pro profile shows the Action button.

    An iPhone As Thin As A Credit Card? This Battery Tech Breakthrough Could Make It A Reality

    Researchers from Sweden created a "massless" battery that might lead to iPhones as thin as credit cards in the future.

    By Chris Smith 11 months ago Read More
  • unpaint, peel-off paint

    Game-Changing Paint Peels Right Off Your Wall When You're Ready For A New Color

    A company has developed a new peel-off paint that can be easily removed and reapplied at any time, allowing you to change colors easily.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • Polaris Dawn illustration

    SpaceX Will Attempt The First Commercial Spacewalk This Week

    The hardest part of SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission is coming up when the passengers complete the first commercial spacewalk this week.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • An atom particle

    New Scientific Breakthrough Could Someday Lead To Nearly Infinite Energy

    Scientists have had a massive breakthrough in the ongoing quest to find a source of nearly infinite energy.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • Earth in space

    Don't Worry Guys, ESA's Juice Says Earth Is Definitely Habitable

    The European Space Agency has finished its final Juice atmosphere test, confirming the ingredients for life exist in Earth's atmosphere.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • black hole in space, man-made black hole could teach us more about black holes

    NASA Discovered Two Black Holes Dancing In The Center Of A Galactic Collision

    A newly discovered black hole duo is giving NASA new insight into how galaxies collide and merge into one.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • aurora northern lights

    Northern Lights May Be Visible From Some US States This Week - Here's Where

    Several Midwestern and Mideast states may get a chance to see the northern lights this evening thanks to an incoming geomagnetic storm.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • Microscope lab coronavirus

    First-Ever Lab-Grown Stem Cells Could Lead To A Game-Changing Cancer Treatment

    Scientists could find a brand-new type of cancer treatment thanks to the first successful lab-grown stem cells.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • mushrooms

    Researchers Fused Mushrooms And Robots

    A group of researchers successfully created mushroom robots by fusing mushrooms with the electronics of a robot.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • parts of nickel-based alloy that could be toughest material on Earth

    Researchers Were Shocked When Cracked Metal Healed Itself In An Experiment

    Researchers stumbled upon a self-healing metal that can mend its own cracks in a groundbreaking experiment.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • deep ocean with light coming in

    Crazy Video Shows Thousands Of Sharks Asleep On The Seafloor, And Experts Are Baffled

    A new crazy shark video shows thousands of female sharks sleeping on the seafloor, and scientists don't understand it at all.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • testing age reversing therapy on mice

    Scientists Can Turn Mice Temporarily Transparent To See Their Organs

    Scientists found a way to make see-through mice, so they can study their insides while they're still alive.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • Commercial airplane flying above clouds in sunset light.

    Scientists Made A Stretchy New Material That Could Lead To Shape-Shifting Airplanes

    A new ultra-strong stretchy metal could open the door for various engineering marvels, like shape-shifting aircraft.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • wombat at night

    Ultra-Rare Animal Caught On Camera Is One Of Only 400 Left In The World

    Conservationists captured rare footage of a wombat at a nature reserve in Australia as the small creature climbed out of its burrow.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • Comet, asteroid, meteorite flying to the planet Earth

    An Asteroid Just Hit Earth, But It's Not As Bad As It Sounds

    An asteroid impacted Earth earlier today, just a mere few hours after being discovered by astronomers. Thankfully, it didn't cause any damage.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • 3D Render fusion reactor nuclear fusion

    A Student Built A Fusion Reactor At Home In Just 4 Weeks Using $2,000 And AI

    A math student at the University of Waterloo created a homemade fusion reactor in just 4 weeks. Here's how he did it.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
  • reasons why you're tired and want to sleep at work

    The Science Behind Why You Feel Tired After Being Out In The Sun All Day

    Ever wondered why sun fatigue hits so hard after a day out by the pool? Here's what science has to say about it.

    By Joshua Hawkins 11 months ago Read More
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