An Incident In 1888 Sulaymaniyah May Be The Only Confirmed Death By Meteorite
Looking through historical records, a team may have found the only known death by meteorite.
In 1883, A Volcano Turned The Sky Red, Sunsets Green, And The Moon Blue For Several Weeks
The boom blew the eardrums of sailors over 60 kilometers away.
A Third Of Americans Are Unaware Of HPV; No Wonder Vaccination Rates Are Dangerously Low
There’s no point convincing people of the safety of a vaccine if they don’t even know what it protects against.
In Antarctica, Linguists Witnessed A New Accent Emerging
From Antarctica to Mars: Could new accents emerge on the Red Planet?
”Land Of The White Jaguar”: 327-Year-Old Letter Leads Researchers To Lost Ancient Maya City
The city had been completely lost, after being abandoned to the jungle in 1721.
Uranus Is 12.5 Percent Hotter Than We Thought, And Scientists Want A Closer Look
When the Voyager spacecraft took a look at Uranus in 1986, it may have missed something huge.
We’re Going On A Bear Hunt: Florida Approves First Black Bear Hunt In 10 Years
The last hunt in 2015 ended early after more than 300 bears were killed in a 48-hour period.
80,000-Year-Old Arrowheads Suggest Neanderthals May Have Made Projectile Weapons
The weapons are identical to those made by Homo sapiens 25,000 years later.
The Water In Comet Pons-Brooks Matches The Oceans – Did Comets Help Make Earth Habitable?
The possible role of comets in bringing water is complicated to say the least!
Why Do We Feel Pain? Palliative Expert Dr BJ Miller And Chris Hemsworth Explore The Science Of Pain
In LIMITLESS, the duo journey to South Korea to explore what pain is, why we feel it, and how to face it.