Collaborate Disseminate
Some dinosaurs nurtured their offspring, but Diplodocus kids were likely left to fend for themselves as soon as they hatched. Continue reading What This Rare Skull Tells Us About Dinosaur Parenting
“It was like ‘lights out’ at summer camp!” Continue reading Bees Go Eerily Silent During Total Solar Eclipses
Sharp spikes called penitentes may be waiting to impale any spacecraft that lands in the moon’s low latitudes. Continue reading Scientists Think Europa’s Equator Might Be Covered in 45-Foot-Tall Ice Spears
Hundreds of people in the town of Herculaneum took cover from the eruption in boat-houses. Their bones tell a gruesome story. Continue reading Researchers Show How Mount Vesuvius Eruption Vaporized Blood and Exploded Skulls
Beaches were temporarily closed in Miami and Palm Beach this week as Florida’s algae bloom spread. Continue reading Toxic Red Tide Spreads From Florida’s Gulf Coast Into Atlantic Waters
“There is no need to call law enforcement about these birds as they should sober up in a short period of time.” Continue reading People Keep Calling the Cops on These Drunk Birds
Long may Saga reign. Continue reading 8-Year-Old Girl Pulls Ancient Sword From Lake, Is Our Ruler Now
A new study suggests that the Jupiter-sized planet Kepler-1625b may host a Neptune-sized moon. Continue reading Astronomers May Have Discovered the First Known ‘Exomoon’
The world called ‘Goblin’ orbits about two times farther from the Sun than Pluto—and that’s at its nearest point. Continue reading Search for Planet Nine Turns Up Dwarf Planet at the Edge of Our Solar System
NASA’s former chief technologist Mason Peck discusses the past, present, and future of the agency that took humans to the moon. Continue reading NASA Turns 60