World’s Longest Underwater Timelapse Captures Cycles Of Coral Bleaching And Recovery Over 1,000 Days
The timelapse also features the growth of an endangered coral species.
”I Don’t Think We’re Ready”: Human Evolution On Mars Will Transform Our Species In Wild Ways
A new book investigates what it will look like when Homo sapiens become Martians.
Mysterious “Color Changing” Mineral Returns To London After 30 Years. What Is Aerinite?
One rock’s journey from a stall in Morocco to a mineral mystery in a London museum.
Romans May Have Used Machine Gun-Like ”Repeating Dart Thrower” At Pompeii Siege
The remarkably advanced weapon is said to have been invented by the ancient Greeks.
2,000-Year-Old Sling Bullet Discovered Inscribed With Sarcastic Warning To Enemy: “Learn Your Lesson!”
Of the many lead sling bullets discovered at Hippos over the last 26 years, this is the first to carry a message of some kind.
These Are The 45 Most Likely Candidates For Habitable Exoplanets
Being at the right distance from a star is a start, but it’s not the only thing you need.
World First Quantum Battery Proves Common Sense-Defying Astonishing Charging Speeds Are Real
Quantum batteries charge faster the larger they get, in contrast to everything we would expect.
Giant Exoplanet Or Failed Star? The Secret Might Be In Their Spin
Researchers have found a way to work out how to separate two classes of celestial bodies.
Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS May Have Formed Around An Old, Low-Metallicity Star In The Milky Way’s Outer Disk
Looking at our interstellar visitor after its closest approach to the Sun, the team found clues to its origin.
Australia Racing Poleward 3.5 Billion Years Ago Is The Oldest Direct Evidence Of Tectonic Plate Movement
Claims have been made for even older indirect evidence, but those are usually harder to interpret.