Elizabeth Rayne Our black hole won't stop acting up and throwing tantrums The black hole in the center of our galaxy doesn’t just flare — it makes a scene. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 min ago Sharks pretty much turn into werewolves under a full Moon Sharks are much more likely to come after you when the Moon is ominously full. By Elizabeth Rayne 30 min ago Morphing cells are so close to creating chimeric human organs in a lab, it’s almost sci-fi There is now a way to culture human stem cells at a much earlier phase and merge them with animal cells. By Elizabeth Rayne 17 min ago Even robots can be fooled, but they're getting smarter Isn't AI supposed to be programmed for perfection? By Elizabeth Rayne 5 hours ago Turns out Homo sapiens are older than we previously thought... like, way older The earliest members of our species go back... 230,000 years back By Elizabeth Rayne 17 hours ago The gates of hell are closing, at least in one place on Earth There is a reason the Darvaza gas crater in Turkmenistan is called the “Gates of Hell”. By Elizabeth Rayne 14 min ago Maggie could be the Milky Way's most monstrous structure Maggie is 3,900 light years long and could be a future breeding ground for stars. By Elizabeth Rayne 11 hours ago Monstrous red giant caught moments before going supernova Some stars may go gently into that good night, but some...don’t. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 day ago Woolly mammoths were probably around much longer than we thought Woolly mammoths didn't go extinct when they vanished from the fossil record, but much later. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 day ago How do the dying gasps of stars breathe life into Earth? Supernovas give us life, and it's no oxymoron. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 days ago Load More
Our black hole won't stop acting up and throwing tantrums The black hole in the center of our galaxy doesn’t just flare — it makes a scene. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 min ago
Sharks pretty much turn into werewolves under a full Moon Sharks are much more likely to come after you when the Moon is ominously full. By Elizabeth Rayne 30 min ago
Morphing cells are so close to creating chimeric human organs in a lab, it’s almost sci-fi There is now a way to culture human stem cells at a much earlier phase and merge them with animal cells. By Elizabeth Rayne 17 min ago
Even robots can be fooled, but they're getting smarter Isn't AI supposed to be programmed for perfection? By Elizabeth Rayne 5 hours ago
Turns out Homo sapiens are older than we previously thought... like, way older The earliest members of our species go back... 230,000 years back By Elizabeth Rayne 17 hours ago
The gates of hell are closing, at least in one place on Earth There is a reason the Darvaza gas crater in Turkmenistan is called the “Gates of Hell”. By Elizabeth Rayne 14 min ago
Maggie could be the Milky Way's most monstrous structure Maggie is 3,900 light years long and could be a future breeding ground for stars. By Elizabeth Rayne 11 hours ago
Monstrous red giant caught moments before going supernova Some stars may go gently into that good night, but some...don’t. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 day ago
Woolly mammoths were probably around much longer than we thought Woolly mammoths didn't go extinct when they vanished from the fossil record, but much later. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 day ago
How do the dying gasps of stars breathe life into Earth? Supernovas give us life, and it's no oxymoron. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 days ago
