Second Most Water-Rich World In The Inner Solar System Has More Organic Material Than Thought
New research suggests that Ceres might actually be producing the organic compounds itself.
World’s First Carbon-14 Diamond Battery Offers Hope Of Power For Thousands Of Years
Contrary to the slogan, this diamond is not forever, but it will last a very long time.
How Is Earth’s Core Still Hellishly Hot After Billions Of Years?
A journey to the center of the Earth would get very, very warm.
What Do Men And Women Envy In The Opposite Sex?
Gender envy is an underexplored phenomenon that appears to impact how men and women see one another.
How Do You Create A Solar Eclipse In Space On Demand? ESA Is About To Show Us
Proba-3 will change how we study the solar corona.
Ancient Americans And Dogs Became Best Buddies 2,000 Years Earlier Than Thought
In the dog-eat-dog world of prehistoric Alaska, it helped to have a fluffy friend.
Ancient Clovis People Devoured Mammoths In North America 13,000 Years Ago
Turns out they likely ate little else.
Frosty The Rare White Orca Is Back Off The Coast Of California
Frosty the orca is no fairytale, they say, he’s big and white and gave whale watchers a fright, when his pod turned up one day.
The Unlikely Coexistence Of Spaceships And Wild Nature Around The World
Protected nature sanctuaries and rocket launch centers make strange bedfellows, and yet, curiously, they work.
System Of “Cotton-Candy” Planets Has A Lurking Fourth Member
It’s hard to find a star more like the Sun in its early years than Kepler-51, and harder to find a planetary system more different.