Solar Waves Squash And Massively Heat Up Jupiter’s Magnetic Field 2-3 Times A Month
The giant planets are equally vulnerable to the effects of the solar wind as Earth is.
American Man Arrested After Attempting To Visit Isolated Sentinelese Tribe With Can Of Cola As ”Offering”
The 24-year-old US national was arrested after landing on North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean, where one of the world’s most isolated and vulnerable tribes lives.
Over 40 Percent Of Americans Believe Humans And Dinosaurs Co-Existed, According To One Poll
Around 16 percent of the respondents said they were unsure.
Catastrophic “Once-In-A-Millennium” Floods Forecast Across Central US This Week
Intense rainfall like this can quickly cause life-threatening flash floods.
World’s Smallest Heart Pacemaker Unveiled, And It’s The Size Of An Apple Seed
The device could transform heart surgery in newborn babies.
Where Are The Oldest Rocks In The World, And What’s Inside Them?
The oldest rocks contain tiny time capsules that date to the earliest parts of Earth’s history.
Blue Carbon: The Secret We Might Not Want To Unlock?
Coastal ecosystems’ carbon-storing power is a double-edged sword but if protected and restored, they could be a vital tool in offsetting global carbon emissions.
Scientists Develop Blood Test That Diagnoses Alzheimer’s And Identifies What Stage It Has Reached
The breakthrough test can identify patients at different stages of the disease’s progression which could help with future treatment plans.
SpaceX Makes History By Orbiting Over The Earth’s Poles. Why Haven’t We Done It Before?
Usually, rockets are launched from west to east, for several important reasons.
DC’s Cherry Blossoms Are In Peak Bloom, But Why Is The Capital Covered In The Flowering Trees?
The Tidal Basin in Washington DC during early spring is pink. Very pink.