SYFY WIRE Explore The LatestMoviesTVGamesComicsInterviewsBad Astronomy All Posts Tagged Science Maybe turn it down a bit? 'Recreational noise' puts a billion young people at risk of hearing loss Turn it down already. By Cassidy Ward | 2 months ago Study finds elixir of life might be... black tea? Sugar and cream? By Cassidy Ward | 2 months ago James Webb Space Telescope reveals toxic atmosphere of exoplanet 700 lightyears away It sounds awful, honestly. By Cassidy Ward | 2 months ago No prescription required: The world's heaviest flying birds self medicate with plants They're only ten million years away from copays and private insurance. By Cassidy Ward | 2 months ago Small black holes near big black holes may tear apart and eat stars Small black holes hook up with stars near big black holes. It doesn’t end well for the stars. By Phil Plait | 5 months ago Oh, the huge manatee: A natural particle accelerator quadrillions of kilometers long The Manatee Nebula is shooting out hugely energetic subatomic particles. By Phil Plait | 6 months ago The first JWST images of the infrared sky are here and they do *not* disappoint My God. It’s full of… the Universe. By Phil Plait | 7 months ago 'The End is Nye': Peacock sets August premiere for Bill Nye series of apocalyptic proportions The legendary Bill Nye returns in a brand-new science series Thursday, Aug. 25 By Josh Weiss | 7 months ago Invisible dirty dry ice frost avalanches on Mars Mars is weird, y’all. By Phil Plait | 8 months ago Incredible images as astronomers see material swirling around the Milky Way’s supermassive black hole for the very first time! Images show material just above The Point Of No Return. By Phil Plait | 9 months ago Load More
Maybe turn it down a bit? 'Recreational noise' puts a billion young people at risk of hearing loss Turn it down already. By Cassidy Ward | 2 months ago
James Webb Space Telescope reveals toxic atmosphere of exoplanet 700 lightyears away It sounds awful, honestly. By Cassidy Ward | 2 months ago
No prescription required: The world's heaviest flying birds self medicate with plants They're only ten million years away from copays and private insurance. By Cassidy Ward | 2 months ago
Small black holes near big black holes may tear apart and eat stars Small black holes hook up with stars near big black holes. It doesn’t end well for the stars. By Phil Plait | 5 months ago
Oh, the huge manatee: A natural particle accelerator quadrillions of kilometers long The Manatee Nebula is shooting out hugely energetic subatomic particles. By Phil Plait | 6 months ago
The first JWST images of the infrared sky are here and they do *not* disappoint My God. It’s full of… the Universe. By Phil Plait | 7 months ago
'The End is Nye': Peacock sets August premiere for Bill Nye series of apocalyptic proportions The legendary Bill Nye returns in a brand-new science series Thursday, Aug. 25 By Josh Weiss | 7 months ago
Incredible images as astronomers see material swirling around the Milky Way’s supermassive black hole for the very first time! Images show material just above The Point Of No Return. By Phil Plait | 9 months ago
