September 10, 2021

The world’s oldest known forest was not like we imagined, new study shows

The fossilized web of a 385-million-year-old root network has scientists reimagining what the world’s first forests might once have looked

SpaceX’s First Civilian Astronauts ‘Underestimated’ How Intense The Training Would Be

SpaceX is about to attempt a new first: launching a spaceship full of people who aren’t professional astronauts into orbit. The

Worms share memories with others by swapping RNA, wild study reveals

A ghastly bout of food poisoning isn’t an experience to forget. The commonly studied microscopic nematode Caenorhabditis elegans not only

Heartbreaking footage of the last known thylacine has now been released in color

Nearly a century ago, a filmmaker captured a short black-and-white movie of the last known thylacine, also known as a Tasmanian

Over 450 previously unknown objects have been discovered in our Solar System

The outer reaches of the Solar System constitute a strange and mysterious place. Out past the orbit of Neptune, where

New imaging reveals hidden ice age landscapes buried deep in the North Sea

The hidden scars left on the landscape during ice ages thousands to millions of years ago have now been imaged

600 cubes of Nazi uranium went missing in the US. These scientists are on the hunt

On someone’s desk, one of the little gray cubes wouldn’t raise an eyebrow. To the untrained eye, they look like

Migrating birds follow the whims of the wind when flying non-stop across the sea

A new study has found migrating birds can read and ride patterns in the wind to breeze across the sea.