Humans Were Eating Each Other 18,000 Years Ago, Bones Found In Polish Cave Suggest
The new evidence reignites a debate about this type of practice among ancient Europeans. It’s a lot to get your teeth into.
2.3 Percent Chance An Asteroid May Hit Earth In 2032, US Science Is Under Attack, And Much More This Week
All the biggest science news stories of the week.
Why Do The Batteries In Your Headphones Suck Now?
You heard it here first. After a quick charge, anyway.
What We Know About “The Face On Mars” First Seen In 1976
There’s more to the ”human head” than meets the eye.
”Slime” That Generates Electricity When Squeezed Could Be Used In Medicine And Green Energy
Move over Flubber, there’s a new wonder slime in town.
2.4-Kilogram Chunk Of Egyptian Blue Pigment Found At Nero’s Infamous Party Palace
The melon-sized ingot of humanity’s oldest synthetic pigment would have cost a pretty penny 2,000 years ago.
Tarantulas Can Run Just As Fast With 6 Legs As They Can With 8
Turns out losing 25 percent of their limbs doesn’t slow them down.
”Silver Mountain”: Perseverance Nabs Oldest Mars Sample Yet With Texture ”Unlike Anything We’ve Seen”
The rover’s 26th sample is a ”one-of-a-kind treasure,” NASA says.
Watch Invisible Electrical ”Wires” Be Created Using Sound
Scientists can now organize chaotic plasma sparks using ultrasound.
Science Under Attack, Dino-Era Ducks, And Do We Own Our Bodies?
Sit back, relax, and let’s Break It Down in episode 51…