Ancient Rivers On Mars May Have Been Wilder Than Previously Thought
Perseverance may have discovered evidence that ancient rivers on Mars were much stronger and wilder than previously believed.
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Researchers May Have Discovered A New Way To Restore Vision In Humans
Scientists may have found a breakthrough way to use dormant cells in the retina to restore vision in humans.
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This New Tech Is Said To Filter 99% Of 'Forever Chemicals' From Water
A group of researchers at the University of British Colombia have devised a forever chemical treatment that's super effective.
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New Study Claims Killer Asteroids Won't Hit Earth For The Next 1,000 Years
A new study claims that the risk of killer asteroids hitting Earth is unlikely in the next 1,000 years, but small ones still pose a threat.
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Comb Jellies Look Like Bizarre Aliens, And Scientists Made A Weird New Discovery About Them
Scientists have discovered that comb jellyfish have nervous systems unlike anything we have ever seen before.
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Scientists Made Electronic Skin That Mimics The Sense Of Touch
Researchers have created a special type of electronic skin that can mimic the sense of touch and communicate with the brain.
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Mars Rover Captures Images Of Craters That May Have Once Contained Water
NASA's Perseverance rover has captured images of the Belva Crater on Mars, which may have once housed lakes of water.
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Scientists Are Baffled After Orcas Sink Three Boats In Europe
Scientists are baffled after repeated orca boat attacks have led to three sunken boats off the coast of Europe.
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Researchers Say Some Black Holes May Be Kinks In The Fabric Of Space-Time
New research has revealed that some black holes may be kinks in the fabric of space-time, raising even more questions.
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Fewer T. Rex Walked The Earth Than Previous Estimated, New Study Claims
New research claims that the T. rex population was much lower than scientists previously estimated, claiming 1.7 billion roamed our planet.
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Fascinating Interactive Animation Shows More Than 3,500 Active Starlink Satellites Orbiting Earth
A new website showcases an interactive animation detailing over 3,500 Starlink satellites in orbit around our planet.
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MIT Scientists Built An 'Inception' Device That Can Tell You What To Dream
Scientists have built a device that can almost control dreams, allowing for what they call "targeted dream incubation."
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Florida Scientist Breaks Record For Longest Time Spent Living Underwater
Joe Dituri, also known as Dr. Deep Sea, has just broken the record for the longest time living underwater.
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How AI Might Let Us Finally Talk To Animals
AI could finally let humans talk to animals thanks to large language models that are now working to decode animal languages.
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Scientists Actually Managed To Translate Chimpanzee Language For The First Time
A group of scientists have confirmed that chimpanzees have their own language of barks and noises, which they can even combine into sentences.
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Archaeologists Discovered Ruins Of An Ancient Temple At The Bottom Of The Sea
A group of archaeologists have discovered the ruins of an underwater temple in Italy, which they believe are over 2,000 years old.
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Hammerhead Sharks Hold Their Breath To Stay Warm In Cold Water, New Research Shows
Hammerhead sharks stay warm in cold water by holding their breath, according to new research from scientists.
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See The Stunning First Photo Of Earth From Europe's New MTG-I1 Satellite
Europe's newest weather satellite, the Meteosat Third Generation Imager, has captured its first images of Earth and they're breathtaking.
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Rats Moved VR Objects Using Only Their Minds In An Experiment
Rats used a strange virtual type of telekinesis to move objects in a virtual environment in a new experiment.
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Scientists Discovered A Surge Of Unknown Activity In People's Brains As They Died
Scientists have recorded mysterious brain activity in a dying person's brain which could help us better understand the human brain.
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Archaeologists Unearthed Ancient 'Urine Flasks'
A group of archaelogists working with the Ceaser's Forum Project have unearthed ancient urine flasks used to taste and smell pee.
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See Where Your Home Was At The Time Of The Dinosaurs Using This Interactive Map
An interactive map of ancient Earth lets you see where your home was at the time of the dinosaurs, the ice age, and more.
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Scientist Claims To Have Solved The Mystery Of The Bermuda Triangle
A scientist claims that the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle has been solved and it isn't really that exciting.
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X-Wing-Sized Asteroid Whizzes Past Earth On Star Wars Day
An X-wing-sized asteroid will whiz closely past Earth on Star Wars Day, according to NASA's asteroid trackers.
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See The Enormous Scale Of Black Holes In This Jaw-Dropping NASA Animation
A new black hole animation from NASA helps showcase the scale and size of the biggest black holes in our universe.
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This Bionic Eye Could Restore Vision And Possibly Manipulate Our Reality
A company is working on a bionic eye called the Science Eye that may one day be able to restore vision and even manipulate reality.
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Exciting Battery Technology Breakthrough Announced By Manufacturing Giant CATL
A Chinese battery manufacturer has made an important step towards the creation of industry-wide condensed batteries.
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