Why Do Wombats Have Square Poop? New Discovery Reveals How Their “Latrines” May Act Like Dating Apps
Wombat networking really puts the “bum” in Bumble.
IFLScience The Big Questions: Answering Some Of The Biggest Scientific Mysteries Of 2025
Every episode of season 5 of The Big Questions podcast is now available, where we explore the biggest questions in science with a host of top experts to fire them…
Want Your Career To Take The Next Step? How Scientific Conferences Can Be a Catalyst For Change
The job market is tough at the moment, but conferences can be a great place to network and share ideas. Here’s how Pittcon can help you advance your career.
Astronomers Catch Incredible First Direct Images Of Objects Colliding In Another Star System
Fomalhaut is a young star 25 light-years away, and it has a lot going on around it.
Something Just Crashed Into The Moon – And Astronomers Captured The Whole Event
Could 3200 Phaethon be responsible?
These “Living Rocks” Are Among The Oldest Surviving Life And Are Champion Carbon Dioxide Absorbers
An overlooked community absorbs 50-100 times as much carbon dioxide from the atmosphere per square meter as tropical rainforests.
Sol 1,540: NASA Releases Video Of Perseverance Rover’s Record-Breaking Drive On Mars
The one-minute timelapse shows the rover traverse the Martian terrain, and cross its own tracks from earlier in the year.
Billionaire Jared Isaacman Finally Confirmed As Head Of NASA, As Agency Faces Uncertain Future
It’s been over a year since the billionaire’s name was put forward.
Ambitious Iguana “Love Island” For Near-Extinct Reptiles Becomes Epic Conservation Success Story
A tale of loss, love, and a lot of iguanas.
Why Carl Sagan Was Way Ahead Of His Time And The Legacy He Left Behind
“What is essential for this problem is a global consciousness that transcends our exclusive identifications with the generational and political groupings into which by accident we have been born.”