The Rise And Fall Of The Turnspit Dog, The Extinct Breed That Ran The Kitchen For Centuries
If you like dogs, you may not want to read this one.
How Do We Find Planets That Are Too Faint To See Directly?
We’ve published hundreds of articles about exotic exoplanets, but how do scientists even know they’re there?
Most Dark Matter Dominated Galaxy Ever? New Object CDG-2 Could Be 99.9 Percent Dark Matter
Tracing groups of stars tells the story of a massive but invisible object.
Sea Turtles Are Now Nesting In ”Plastic Rocks” On A Remote Volcanic Island
Sea turtles can’t catch a break.
NASA Just Announced A Radical Shift In Artemis III Mission Goals, Plus Key Updates On Artemis II
The Artemis II rocket was rolled back to the Vehicle Assembly Building this week.
Oldest Human-Made Geometric Designs Found On 60,000-Year–Old Ostrich Eggshells
Prehistoric humans created a ”geometric grammar” using parallel lines and right-angles.
”Forever Chemicals” Are Speeding Up Our Aging – And One Demographic Is More Vulnerable Than Others
PFAS are generally thought to be pretty bad for us, and now it seems they accelerate signs of aging in our cells.
Conspiracy Beliefs May Be Linked To A Love Of Rules And Order – Not A Lack Of Critical Thinking
People who prefer a structured, rule-based way of explaining the world and events may find conspiracy theories more comforting.
Over 37,000 Trees Were Planted Last Year With A Clear Goal: Bringing Back Tigers
After 70 years of absence, tigers are making a comeback.
After Nearly 144 Years, Construction Of World’s Tallest Church Reaches Big Milestone – What’s Taken So Long?
When will Sagrada Família be completed?