In The Near-Zero Depths Of Antarctica, Strange Squids Have Been Caught On Film
Squids don’t get cooler than this.
Operation Sundial: The Terrifying 10-Gigaton Nuclear Weapon That (Thankfully) Never Was
Imagine the power of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945 and then multiply it by 670,000 times. Terrifying doesn’t really cover it.
The Legendary Antikythera Mechanism May Have Been A Piece Of Junk
In order to work, the antique gadget would have had to be manufactured with impeccable precision.
How Did Cavemen Shave Their Beards, Anyway?
We’ve never been more thankful for the safety razor.
RFK Jr Claims We Will “Know” The Cause Of Autism By September. Science Says That’s Very Unlikely
It’s time for a reminder of how the scientific method works.
First Three-Toed Ankylosaur Footprints Prove They Were In North America 100 Million Years Ago
The mid-Cretaceous equivalent of tanks left some exceptional fossils, but surprisingly we have not found their footprints until now.
Watch Live As Katy Perry Finally Gets Blasted Into Space With All-Female Crew
According to Perry the crew aims to ”put the ’ass’ in astronaut” amongst other, more scientific, goals.
If You Have This Weird Line On Your Earlobe, What Does It Mean?
The characteristic fold could be a sign of coronary artery disease.
First Intersex Southern Right Whale Found In Crossbow Skin Sample, Dire Wolf ”De-Extinction” Facilitates Non-Invasive Cloning Of Endangered Wolf, And Much More This Week
All the biggest science news stories of the week.
Ancient Rhinos Lived In Super-Herds 12 Million Years Ago, Analysis Of Supervolcano Victims Reveals
The animals were slowly killed by ash falling from the Yellowstone supervolcano, but it preserved their bodies and has allowed researchers to reconstruct how they lived.