Very First Humans To Make And Use Tools Imported Their Stones 3 Million Years Ago
This pushes back their ability to plan in advance and mentally map their surroundings 600,000 years earlier than thought.
Meet Splash: The World’s First Search-And-Rescue Otter Hunting For Missing People In Florida
The Sunshine State has an unlikely underwater hero in the form of an otter called Splash.
New Species Of Early Human Lived Alongside The Oldest Known Homo, We Still Don’t Fully Know What Long COVID Actually Is, And Much More This Week
All the biggest science news stories of the week.
Massive Offshore Canyon Expedition Discovers Barbie Lobsters, Sea Pigs, And 40 Potential New Species
Patrick Star is real, and he’s got a big butt.
Ann Hodges: The Only Confirmed Person To Be Hit By A Meteorite And Live
A very unlucky situation did lead to a very interesting story.
The Pleiades Will Dance With The Moon This Weekend
On both Saturday and Sunday, the Moon will pass near the famous star cluster.
Tennis Player Gets Public Confused With Autograph About The Fermi Paradox
French tennis player Térence Atmane has people questioning: “Where are all the aliens?”
Deep-Sea Explorers Found A Sunken Whale Carcass – And Watched A Wild Banquet Unfold
This giant whale banquet could support the ecosystem for many years, if not decades.
Does Jupiter Have A Solid Core, And If So, How Big Is It?
Surprisingly, such a basic question about our system’s largest planet has only been answered quite recently.
Trump’s Executive Order To Slash Environmental Regulations For Space Launches: We Look At The Risks And Realities
Claims that environmental protections are obstacles to the space industry do not match evidence of what happens around spaceports.