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Stephen Hawking On Space Travel: Light Beams Will Help Humans Colonize Other Planets
A spaceship riding on a light beam could be the next Mayflower, says Stephen Hawking, carrying us to human colonies on other planets faster than rockets can.
Jun 22, 2017
Artificial Organs On Space Station Could Lead To Medical Advancements
The International Space Station will host five artificial organs as astronauts perform experiments to see how they respond in microgravity.
Jun 21, 2017
NASA’s Space Camera Orbiting Mars Captures Image Of Rover On Planet Surface
A spacecraft orbiting Mars used its telescope to take a photo of the Curiosity rover on the planet’s surface, and it really puts things into perspective.
Jun 21, 2017
The Weirdest Things Launched Into Space, From Buzz Lightyear To A KFC Sandwich
NASA and other space authorities have launched some bizarre things into space in the last few decades, everything from a Buzz Lightyear figurine to a drawing of a penis.
Jun 21, 2017
Geek DNA: Sons Born To Older Fathers Are Huge Nerds, Research Says
Sons born to older fathers are more likely to be total geeks — intelligent, driven people who attain academic and career success.
Jun 20, 2017
Apes Have Social Traditions Just Like Humans, Chimp Behavior Shows
Chimps and humans have a lot in common, like our DNA an ability to form a cultural tradition.
Jun 20, 2017
Stephen Hawking Predictions 2017: Humans Must Build Mars Colony Or Go Extinct On Earth
Physicist and doomsayer Stephen Hawking has provided a gentle reminder (predictions) that he thinks we’re all going to die if we stay on Earth.
Jun 20, 2017
Coffee Shortage? Scientists Say Huge Exporter Threatened By Climate Change
Coffee farming land is slowly becoming unusable in one of the world’s biggest coffee producing countries as its climate changes.
Jun 20, 2017
Pet Cat History: DNA Shows Wildcats First Domesticated in Egypt, Western Asia
When and where did cats become our pets? Researchers have traced the domestic feline’s lineage to one ancient cat species and a few civilizations.
Jun 19, 2017
Depression Treatment Options: Startup's Electric Headband Could Ease Mental Illness
A South Korean tech startup wants to make it easier for people to get help for depression, using a headband that sends electricity into the brain.
Jun 19, 2017
Decapitated Skeletons Show Ancient Chinese Kept Prisoners Of War As Slaves
Archaeologists say the decapitated skeletons of these human sacrifices came from prisoners of war, kept by the ancient Chinese Shang Dynasty as slaves before killing them.
Jun 19, 2017
NASA’s 5 Heavenly Eclipse Photos: The Sun And Moon In Shadows
Solar and lunar eclipses are visually stunning, but they also teach us a lot about the solar system and the universe.
Jun 18, 2017
Inbred California Pumas Need Help From The Humans Destroying Their Environment
Urban development has isolated a clan of pumas and caused them to become genetically inbred -- and they need humans to save them from dying out.
Jun 16, 2017
Sugar In Your DNA Could Make Eco-Friendly Plastic To Cut Down Pollution
A new type of biodegradable plastic made from sugar and carbon dioxide could be a more sustainable and renewable solution to the world’s plastic pollution problem.
Jun 16, 2017
Lonely Bees Can’t Communicate As Well As Social Ones, Scientists Say
Scientists have found a link between a bee’s ability to communicate and how social or lonely it behaves.
Jun 16, 2017
Scientists Watch DNA Copy And Paste Itself For The First Time
Scientists have watched DNA replicate itself up-close for the first time, and it turns out nature is random and unorganized.
Jun 15, 2017
Dinosaur Evolution: Skeleton Shows Diversity Of Marine Reptiles
Scientists found a dinosaur with a weird head shape, and they are trying to make sense of it in terms of marine reptile evolution.
Jun 15, 2017
Air Pollution Effects On Humans: Wildfire Smoke More Hazardous Than Thought
Wildfires pollute the air more than scientists thought with particles that are dangerous to human hearts and lungs as well as the environment.
Jun 15, 2017
What Ice Age Fossils Can Teach Us About Climate Change Today
Scientists drew a map of ocean temperatures through the ice age and compared it carbon dioxide levels to find out how the ocean evolves as the climate changes.
Jun 15, 2017
China's First X-Ray Space Telescope To Study Black Holes, Gravitational Waves
China’s first X-ray telescope will investigate black holes and gravitational waves, and represents a step forward for the nation that is trying to catch up to the U.S. in space.
Jun 15, 2017
Climate Change Effects: Dangerous Arctic Ice Conditions Cancel Environment Science Research Trip
Canadian scientists say the environmental conditions they want to study are the same ones that caused ice conditions so dangerous they had to cancel their expedition.
Jun 14, 2017
New Species Fossil: Extinct Australian Turkey As Big As Kangaroo
Prehistoric Australia was home to flying turkeys that were as big as kangaroos and other scary-looking birds.
Jun 14, 2017
Sustainable Space: Future NASA Space Station May Be Built From Recycled Rockets
The next space station might be built from recycled rockets, making space habitation more sustainable.
Jun 14, 2017
A Mother's Love? ‘Love Hormone’ May Make Moms Risk Their Lives For Their Children
A hormone called oxytocin, which is involved in social interactions and bonding between a mother and child, might also be what makes a mother risk her own life to protect her children in a life-threatening situation.
Jun 13, 2017
What Is A Ghost Shark? 4 Facts About The Scary-Looking Chimaera
Ghost sharks, also known as chimaeras, are rarely seen in the wild but we know that they have sex organs on their heads and look like Leatherface, with skin that appears stitched together from scraps.
Jun 13, 2017
Water On Mars: Rock Samples Show How Environment Changed Over Time
As Mars was changing from a comfortable planet with a thick atmosphere and lots of water into a dry and cold wasteland, these rocks captured evidence of those environmental changes.
Jun 12, 2017
The Chemistry Of Body Odor: How Bacteria Helps Animals Communicate Through Smell
The bacteria in this African animal’s anal gland create unique scents and the animal uses that distinct body odor to communicate with its kind.
Jun 12, 2017
6 Amazing NASA Cassini Images That Illuminate Saturn, Its Moons
The Cassini spacecraft has sent back a ton of images and data to NASA and Earth during its time in the outer solar system. Here’s a look back at some of the most amazing photos.
Jun 10, 2017
The Problem With Jurassic Park Technology: Naming De-Extinct Animals
As science gets closer to bringing extinct animals like dinosaurs and woolly mammoths back to life, a group of researchers are trying to figure out what the heck we would call these things.
Jun 09, 2017
Strange Archaeological Site Near Historic Eton College Is Medieval Grave
An archaeological site near a prestigious boarding school that English royals have attended, and in the same town where The Office was set, is actually a medieval grave for an important person. That makes it awkward that Eton College students historically used it for their weird rituals.
Jun 09, 2017
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