Collaborate Disseminate
The millipede is only 8.2 millimeters long, making it an “an extreme case of miniaturization.” Continue reading This Preserved Millipede Lived 99 Million Years Ago Alongside Dinosaurs
Who gives out more treats, dogs or wolves? Continue reading Scientists Gave Wolves Touchscreens to See If They’re Friendlier Than Dogs
Aluminum supplier Sapa Profiles, Inc. will pay $46 million to NASA, the Department of Defense, and other victims of its fraud scheme. Continue reading NASA Says $700 Million in Rocket Failures Caused by Fraudster Company
In worst case scenarios, nearly half of these protected glaciers would disappear by the end of the century. Continue reading At Least One in Six World Heritage Glaciers Will Be Gone by 2100
Critical parts of Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf are eroding due to solar heating of surface waters. Continue reading World’s Largest Ice Shelf Is Melting 10 Times Faster Than Expected
“This is one of the most extraordinary black hole systems I’ve ever come across.” Continue reading This Black Hole Is Wildly Ejecting Plasma Jets as It Eats a Star
The Hubble Space Telescope snapped detailed images of Messier 75, which is part of the ‘Gaia Sausage.’ Continue reading The Milky Way Ate This Star Cluster Billions of Years Ago
“These changes have impacts that are felt all over the world.” Continue reading The Oceans Are Getting Stormier
Climate change may be contributing to the penguin population crash at Halley Bay which is “unprecedented in the historical record.” Continue reading Unstable Ice Causes ‘Catastrophic Breeding Failure’ for Penguins
“We have an idea of what a typical crab looks like—and these new fossils break all those rules.” Continue reading 90-Million-Year-Old ‘Chimera’ Crab Was An Animal Mashup