Science

Tag: sea creatures

Florida beachgoers mistake washed-up barnacle-covered mannequin for decapitated body

Adam Pockross

Tag: sea creatures

Elon Musk imagines Martian cities beneath glass domes, at least until the terraforming takes

Jeff Spry

Tag: solar system

Scientists believe our solar system was whipped together in just 200,000 years

Jeff Spry

Tag: solar system

Tag: Paleontology

This baby dinosaur was almost grown up long before it would have reached legal age

Elizabeth Rayne

Disney's Fantasia

Tag: Paleontology

Tag: Anson Mount

Star Trek captain Anson Mount joins group dedicated to searching for actual alien life

Matthew Jackson

Tag: Anson Mount

Tag: Bad Astronomy

What created this eerie blue eye in space? Stellar cannibalism.

Phil Plait

GALEX ultraviolet observations of the Blue Ring Nebula (in blue) together with ground-based observations in visible light (pink) finally reveal the true nature of this object: Two stars that merged into one, blowing out a wind shaped like two thick conica

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Beyond mind-blowing—is our brain a mirror of the universe?

Elizabeth Rayne

Need a job? NASA looking for partners to install nuclear fission reactors on the Moon

Jeff Spry

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: Near-Earth Asteroid

A near-Earth asteroid passing us in December may actually be an old Moon rocket

Phil Plait

A fanciful depiction of a Centaur rocket near Earth. Credit: Earth: ESA/Rosetta; Centaur: ULA; Phil Plait

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: Near-Earth Asteroid

Could a laser pointer be just as effective as Mjolnir in controlling lightning?

Jeff Spry

Tag: Exoplanets

Hoth-like frozen planet probably got kicked out of the solar system billions of years ago

Elizabeth Rayne

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

Tag: Exoplanets

Tag: The Mandalorian

Baby on board! The Mandalorian's Baby Yoda stows away on latest Crew Dragon mission from NASA & SpaceX

Josh Weiss

Baby Yoda The Mandalorian

Tag: The Mandalorian

Seeking aliens? We need to look for radioactive stuff on exoplanets

Elizabeth Rayne

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: Near-Earth Asteroid

On Friday, a small asteroid passed just 400 km from Earth!

Phil Plait

Illustration of a near-Earth asteroid, created using actual space images of Earth and the asteroid Mathilde. Credit: Earth: ESA/Rosetta; asteroid Mathilde: NASA/NEAR

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: Near-Earth Asteroid

Some lizards that evolved to lose their legs eerily re-evolved them

Elizabeth Rayne

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