September 2022

A Planet-Sized Heatwave Has Been Found in Jupiter’s Atmosphere

A heatwave the size of 10 Earths has been discovered rippling through Jupiter‘s atmosphere. It was 130,000 kilometers (around 81,000

We May Finally Know Why Oceans in The Southern Hemisphere Are Getting So Warm

The oceans absorb more than 90 percent of all extra heat trapped by the emissions we’ve produced by burning fossil

Secret Clues in Tutankhamun’s Tomb Reignite The Idea That Nefertiti Is Hidden Nearby

This year marks the 100-year anniversary of the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb and, even after all this time, the famous

We Just Got Our Closest View of Europa in 20 Years, And We Can’t Stop Staring

On Thursday morning, NASA’s Juno spacecraft flew within 219 miles of the surface of Europa, a large icy moon that

Your Body Smells When It’s Stressed And Your Dog Can Sniff It Out

Being under stress can cause all kinds of physiological shifts in the human body, from heart rates to the chemicals

Hubble And Webb Pics Reveal DART Impact Was Even Bigger Than Expected

The James Webb and Hubble telescopes on Thursday revealed their first images of a spacecraft deliberately smashing into an asteroid,

Happy Days: NASA And SpaceX Exploring The Possibility of Extending Hubble’s Lifespan

NASA and SpaceX have agreed to study the feasibility of awarding Elon Musk‘s company a contract to boost the Hubble

Bitcoin’s Climate Impact Is Bigger Than Beef Farming – And It’s Only Getting Worse

Based on its market share, the world’s most notorious cryptocurrency Bitcoin results in more climate damage than the production of

These Are The Most Distant Star Clusters Ever Seen, And We Nearly Missed Them

The very first deep field image from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has just delivered a new treasure from

Ancient Burial of a Young Girl Shows How We Carried Our Babies 10,000 Years Ago

A new look at an extremely rare infant burial in Europe suggests humans were carrying around their young in slings

Glass Beads Reveal That Lunar Impacts Echo a History of Catastrophes Here on Earth

Microscopic fragments of glass from the Moon have revealed a history of lunar impacts that lines up precisely with meteorite

In The Middle of a Powerful Hurricane, Tampa Bay Is Dry. Here’s The Science.

As Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida on Wednesday afternoon and residents braced for what could be days of threatening

Experts Estimate The Scale of The Nord Stream Pipelines Methane Leak

Planet-heating methane spewing into the atmosphere from the damaged Nord Stream pipelines only has a modest impact on climate change,

Amazing New Fossils Provide Earliest Known Traces of The Evolution of Our Jaws And Limbs

Road excavations in China’s Guizhou Province have unearthed a trove of ancient fish fossils. As a part of rock layers

We Might Have Underestimated The Size of The Asteroid Behind Earth’s Largest Crater

The Vredefort crater in South Africa is the largest of its kind on Earth, estimated to stretch as far as

Superconductivity Model With 100,000 Equations Now Contains Just 4 Thanks to AI

Electrons whizzing through a grid-like lattice don’t behave at all like pretty silver spheres in a pinball machine. They blur

Stunning New Pics Capture The Incredible Moment a Spacecraft Struck an Asteroid

Yesterday, humanity achieved a new and amazing first, 11 million kilometers (6.8 million miles) from home. After years of planning,

Shimmering ‘Lakes’ Under The South Pole of Mars Might Be Something Else Entirely

What scientists thought were lakes of liquid water hiding under the southern polar ice cap of Mars could turn out

Behold, The Epic Last Images Taken by NASA’s Asteroid Redirection Test Spacecraft

Bullseye: A NASA spaceship on Monday struck an asteroid 7 million miles away in order to deflect its orbit, succeeding

Mexico’s Earthquake Last Week Created a ‘Desert Tsunami’ in a Distant Cave​​

Last Monday, September 19, a 7.6 magnitude earthquake shook the Pacific coast of Mexico at 11.05 am local time. Five

Fossil-Filled Australian Caves May Be 500,000 Years Older Than We Thought, Study Finds

South Australia’s Naracoorte Caves is one of the world’s best fossil sites, containing a record spanning more than half a

The World’s First Cloned Wolf Has Reportedly Been Born in China, And It’s Adorable

A Chinese pet-cloning company has announced the birth of the world’s first cloned Arctic wolf (Canis lupus arctos), which was

Diamond From 660 Kilometers Below Earth’s Surface Reveals a Water-Rich Environment

Deep below the surface of our world, far beyond our feeble reach, enigmatic processes grind and roil. Every now and

A New Island Has Arisen in The Pacific Following Underwater Eruption

A submerged volcano on the seamount known as the Home Reef in the central Tonga Islands has awoken after 16

Ancient Maya Cities Appear to Have Been Riddled With Mercury Pollution

Toxic levels of a pollutant commonly associated with the wastes of modern industry have been uncovered amid the most unlikely

Look Up! Jupiter Will Come The Closest to Earth in 59 Years This Monday

If you hadn’t already noticed, the ‘king of the planets’ is looking particularly glorious as of late. In fact, it’s

A NASA Spacecraft Will Collide With an Asteroid on Monday. Watch Live Here

On September 26 at 11.15 pm UTC, NASA’s DART mission (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) will be the first to deliberately

Engineers Gave a Car a Pair of Eyes to Make Future Roads Safer For Pedestrians

In one of the more unusual experiments we’ve seen recently, researchers attached a large pair of cartoonish googly eyes to

Watch a Tiny Robot Blob Transform Into Even Tinier Bits to Squeeze Through Cracks

Scientists have created a robot that can transform from a black glob into a swarm of tiny beads and back

Termites Love Global Warming So Much That They May Make It Worse, Says Study

When we consider termites, we may think of the danger they can pose to our houses once they settle in

A Stunning New 3D Model of The Cat’s Eye Nebula May Help Us Solve Its Mysteries

The twisty eruption of a dying star has finally been revealed in all its 3D glory. A team of scientists

The Tonga Eruption’s 50 Million Tons of Water Vapor May Warm Earth For Months to Come

More than eight months after the underwater volcano near Tonga erupted on Jan. 14, scientists are still analyzing the impacts

Wolves Really Can Become Attached to Humans Like Dogs Can, Adorable Study Finds

Few animals show as much affection and loyalty as dogs. But a new study offers evidence that the same human-to-animal

A New FRB Signal Has Buzzed Nearly 2,000 Times in Just Two Months, Raising a Mystery

We have detected a strange new signal from across the chasm of time and space. A repeating fast radio burst

No One Is Quite Sure Which Species This Creepy ‘Nightmare’ Shark Belongs to

A bizarre deep-sea shark with bulging eyes and an unnerving, human-like smile was recently dragged up from the depths off

There’s Trouble Bubbling Up in Newly Formed Alaskan Lakes, And Scientists Are Worried

Lakes appearing in Alaska because of melting permafrost are “belching” methane into the atmosphere, a scientist working with NASA said.

An Anatomical Quirk Could Explain Why Whale Brains Aren’t Pulverized When They Dive

Humans have concocted all sorts of equipment to help us overcome the intense water pressures of the ocean’s depths. Yet

Dinosaurs Were Already on Their Way Out Before Asteroid Hit, Another Study Finds

The demise of the dinosaurs has long captivated paleontologists. Their mass extinction after a fiery meteorite pummeled Earth some 66

Why Do We Laugh? New Study Suggests It May Be a Survival Strategy

A woman in labor is having a terrible time and suddenly shouts out: “Shouldn’t! Wouldn’t! Couldn’t! Didn’t! Can’t!” “Don’t worry,”

A Weird Blob of Hot Gas Is Whizzing Around Sagittarius A* With ‘Mind-Blowing Velocity’

In the wacky gravitational environment in the heart of our galaxy, astronomers have found a gas blob orbiting our supermassive

This Common Fungus Grows a Poisonous ‘Sword’ to Free Itself From Immune Cells

A microscopic shape-shifting horror has been seen escaping the confines of our own tiny mobile jail cells in a way

Octopuses Have Favorite Arms They Use to Grab Different Prey

Keeping two arms and two legs coordinated isn’t always easy. Not only do octopuses have double the number of limbs

We Have Our First Look at Neptune’s Rings in 33 Years, And They’re Glorious

The first picture of Neptune to be taken by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope reveals the latest, greatest details of

Even Unborn Babies Find The Taste of Mom’s Kale Salad Repulsive

Babies in the womb are big fans of carrots but not so much leafy green vegetables – and show it

Does IQ Decline as We Age? One Type of Intelligence Peaks in Your Twenties

Many of us are familiar with the idea that as we get older, we become less mentally agile; but is

It’s Not Just Men in Power Who Use Unwanted Sexual Behavior For Gain

New research into workplace behavior has identified men in lower, subordinate positions as those most likely to use flirting to

Experiment Reveals What 1 Hour in Nature Does to The Human Brain

Human history has unfolded largely in bucolic settings, with sprawling savannas and forested river valleys hosting our ancestors for millions

The Remains of This Recently Found Ancient Structure Are Even Older Than The Pyramids

Archaeologists digging near Prague have discovered the remains of a Stone Age structure that’s older than Stonehenge and even the